Sushi Franchises

Sushi Franchises might be just the ticket for you if you like sushi. Especially if you like the restuarant business and don't mind long hours and working every day. But the rewards are well worth the effort. And with a franchise your odds of being successful are exponitially better than doing it on your own from scratch.

Franchises offer out well laid plans. Most offer extensive training, help with finding a location, financing, marketing and much more. They are a real turn key business, ready to go with an all-in-one business kit. So if you like sushi, check out the following Sushi Franchises that are available to you.

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Sushi Franchises #1

Monster Sushi

Requirements:

Franchise fee of $40,000

$10,000 development fee

$2 million net worth

75,000 in liquid assets

Experience in real estate, corporate management, restaurant management, or business management not required but would be very helpful

6 weeks of training for managers

16 weeks of training for operators

Financing not available but they will refer qualified outside sources.

Guidelines provided for finding the optimal location

Need to use pre approved suppliers

2% of gross sales go to local advertising

Another 2% of gross sales go to a national advertising fund.

Sushi Franchises #2

Hanakai Sushi Bar & Grill

Corporate Headquarters
2250 East Tropicana Avenue
Suite 19-667
Las Vegas, NV 89119-6541
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They use a unique conveyor belt system to deliver the Hawaiian style food to the customers. Plus, the prices are inexpensive, making it affordable to almost anyone interested in sushi. The customers do not have to wait as in traditional type restaurants. They are able to choose the dishes they want without leaving their seats. The conveyor passes directly in front of them.

Financing available

Training and Support Provided

$25,000 franchise fee

Need a total investment of between $341,000 to $692,000

Royalties are 5% of gross sales

You will need working capital of between $15,000 to $30,000

1% of gross sales for a national advertising fee

2% of gross sales go to a local advertising fee

$109,000 to $210,000 need for leasehold improvements

8 weeks of training. 4 weeks in Las Vegas and 4 weeks at your location

$156,000 to $320,000 for equipment and signage.

Menu items include sushi, chicken nuggets, hamburger plates and more to suit the needs and wants of everyone. You don't need to know how to make sushi either. Their training is so simple that even high school and college students can learn how to make the sushi dishes.