A popular Thai takeaway that opened just over a year ago in Newry city centre has been placed on the market as a going concern.
Oh Thai – based on Bridge Street – first opened its doors in September 2024, with the former Head Chef of OHO at the helm.
The premises had previously operated as OHO for a number of years, building up a “loyal customer base” in the area.
It has now been placed on the market as a going concern under the agency of Shooter Property Services.
Seeking £18,000, the sale includes all fixtures, fittings and equipment, including a double-motor exhaust fan walk-in fridge (cold room), walk-in freezer, two salad counters (10 compartments, 3 doors each), deep fryer (2 baskets, 20 L), wine fridge, drinks refrigerator, large freezer for desserts/ice cream, iPad (POS system) and one manual POS device, all tables and chairs, 80-inch Smart TV, a desktop computer, full kitchen utensils and equipment and a coffee machine.
The 1,207 sq ft premises is let on a five year lease of £12,900 per annum, as of August 4, 2025 with tenant break option in August 2028.
Business will continue as normal in the interim, with their current operating hours being Tuesday to Sunday, 4pm to 10pm/10.30pm.
Interested parties should contact Shooter Property Services directly for more information.
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