Sushi Tokoro

Investment Overview

Established in 2015, Sushi Tokoro has been a neighborhood favorite for nearly a decade—delighting loyal patrons who visit at least once or twice a week. Situated in a highly accessible area with a dense residential community, this restaurant enjoys stable foot traffic and consistent demand. With over ten years of steady operation under the same ownership, it offers an excellent opportunity for a new owner to step into a proven and profitable business. The lease can be re-signed. After years of successful ownership, the proprietor is ready to pass on this thriving enterprise to someone who can continue to build on its reputation and loyal customer base. Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to acquire a flourishing sushi restaurant in one of Chicago’s sought-after neighborhoods. To learn more or to schedule a private showing, please contact us at your earliest convenience.

Investment Highlights

• • Prime Location: Nestled in a bustling Chicago neighborhood with a strong local customer base. Easy access to main roads and public transportation makes it convenient for both dine-in guests and delivery services.
• • Spacious Layout: The restaurant spans 2,200 sq. ft. of well-designed dining space, plus an additional 2,200 sq. ft. fully built-out basement currently used for storage—ideal for inventory, extra seating, or potential expansion.
• • On-Site Parking: A dedicated parking spot behind the restaurant adds a valuable amenity for staff or customers—often hard to find in the city.
• • Consistent Revenue: Monthly sales range from $120,000 to $140,000, demonstrating resilience even during slower periods. Bank statements from 2024 and last year’s tax returns are available for qualified buyers.
• • Stable Operation: The restaurant has been under the same ownership since opening, ensuring smooth, uninterrupted operations. Loyal local patrons keep business strong year-round.
• • Flexible Lease: The current lease arrangement offers flexibility, providing new owners with room to negotiate terms that fit their specific business plan.