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North Rhine-Westphalia

Successor Sought: Fully Equipped Sushi Restaurant, Including Delivery Fleet & Loyal

After more than five successful years, we are selling our established location for personal reasons. Whoever takes over this business isn’t taking a gamble—they’re taking over a functioning, profitable system with a loyal customer base, well-established processes, and consistently strong sales. We’ve been recognized multiple times as a top restaurant on Lieferando. The demand is there. The brand is established. The processes work. The concept is specifically designed to be suitable for those new to the industry. Prior experience as a sushi chef is not required. All processes are standardized, clearly documented, and easy to learn through hands-on training. Onboarding is structured! In addition, two successfully operating ghost kitchens will be included in the transfer. These generate revenue independently and offer further growth potential. Important: The business currently specializes in delivery service, and this is precisely where there is enormous additional potential. The following opportunities have not yet been fully exploited: • Extended operating hours • More intensive marketing • Expansion of on-site dining, including all-you-can-eat or à la carte options Anyone who consistently leverages these opportunities can significantly increase revenue. Key Data: • Approx. 200 m² of space • €1,550 base rent • Capacity for over 25 seats • Fully equipped kitchen, including refrigeration, exhaust ventilation, and POS system • Seamless continuation of operations possible Locations like this—with consistent profits, strong margins, and additional room for growth—rarely come on the market.

Revenue
500,000 €
Earnings
No information
Employees
8
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