Even if it does get enough traffic, the fact is that the previous restaurant weren't doing so well (for 1 reason or another), which could and probably will affect the next ownership.

So, the price is legit? I mean, for a straight up purchase (assuming there's still a landlord). What about equipment? Restaurant equipment is not cheap; maybe it's not included. There's something not right about that price (certain restrictions or limitations, particular obligations in contract, etc) or at least, lots of important details are missing.




Anyway, I need to get back to my reading; I've been reading all day, too.

 

Yeah that price intrigued me too but I know nothing about commercial real estate.

 

ok, nothing racist but here goes... a city populated by old white people = sushi restaurant fail. but... we will see.

 

Skip the sushi and try something different then. This should help you.

In all seriousness, why do older white people not like sushi? With what demographics are sushi more popular?

 

If you go to his sushi restaurant on the weekend you'll see that it's full of folks in their mid 20s to mid 30s. That place is pretty happenin with a fairly young crowd.

 

^^ eric's right on the money but some of our best customers are 50+ but they are far from the majority.

 

See, I think that's just a regional stereotype (read: subjective). I also think it depends on the setting/theme of the restaurant.

 

Holy crap it's been a busy night at work! Dude, where's your restaurant at? I love sushi.

 

YOU BEAT ME! how the hell did you?....what the?....thats awesome! tell me how much were the rotors..?

 

lol jake you always crack me up, sounds like you're always on a caffeine hyperactive mode . Just text me whenever you're in arlington and I can give you that dash kit.

 

I think it is legit, but you never know what kind of scams are out there on CL.


Highland Village has that new mall & it is rapidly expanding....I see lots of money in this area. There is already a Sushi place up there but not very good or nice. A lot of Flower Mound folks go up there and the rich people from Bridlewood too.


+1

Go with Teppan tables....

Might need to change it up to a funner family orientated restaurant because their are a ton of starter families in the area. They love that shiet !

 

Hibachi time is gone, hard to make money from hibachi now. Too many place out there plus too many sh*tty chef that didn't get right train and asking high $.

 

Oh really....yes, I know there are a lot of them. Everytime I go in to a restaurant with one....it is packed ! But I can see your point.

 

Got damn it..frigging downstairs bathroom went bezerk and overflowed/flooded out the toilet like crazy nobody even used the bathroom. I'm guessing there's a clog somewhere from the pipes cause showering from upstairs clogged the bathroom downstairs...**** was like 2" high or so I had to get in there and clean that crap up. I even turned the water off in that bathroom it'll still overflow somehow. Gotta call the damn landlord now..**** me off. Felt like I was casting for a new series of dirty jobs..just had to happen after I had already showered too.

 

Which one are you going? I've doing this for now close to 9 years(Dallas/NY/Michigan) and know few owners and friends in dallas area. I haven't hear anyone making good $ these days(expect couple).

 

There is a Sushi / Teppan-Habachi restaurant in Flower Mound on 1171 just East of 2499 called "Asahi" with like 6 or more Teppan tables.

Another in Lewisville called " Oishi " with a good amount of tables there too. I don't eat there anymore because we moved to FM.

Don''t know if they are actually making good money.....but whenever I go, it's always crowded.

 

Yeah I was one of oishi opening member lol didn't your wife say anything about their "oishi" spelling? I heard its misspelled. Haha

 

I'm not sure about the spelling ? I'll ask her....but I think it's supposed to mean taste's good or something like that. ( Yummy )

 

umai or oishii

 

Yeah it suppose to be taste good in japanese. i heard they misspelled.