Katsu Bar and Noodle
1
SBA Loans
$190K
Total Financed
$190K
Avg Loan Size
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YoY Loan Growth
How Katsu Bar and Noodle Compares
- Ranks #975 of 1,075 Restaurants & Food brands by SBA loan count (#3,275 of 3,543 overall).
- Its average loan of $190K is 55% below the Restaurants & Food median of $419K.
- With only 1 loan on record, its own charge-off rate isn't statistically meaningful -- for context, Restaurants & Food brands overall see a 1.3% charge-off rate across 11,372 loans.
SBA Loan Activity by Fiscal Year
| Fiscal Year | Loans | Total Financed |
|---|---|---|
| FY2025 | 1 | $190K |
FY2025 may be a partial year -- the SBA dataset is refreshed quarterly and the most recent fiscal year is often incomplete.
Where Katsu Bar and Noodle Is Getting SBA-Financed
Recent SBA-Financed Katsu Bar and Noodle Locations
Borrower names and amounts as reported in the SBA's public 7(a) loan dataset.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Katsu Bar and Noodle growing or shrinking?
Katsu Bar and Noodle doesn't have enough SBA loan activity in both FY2024 and FY2025 to calculate a reliable year-over-year trend. For context, it ranks #975 of 1,075 Restaurants & Food brands by total SBA loan count since FY2020 -- a snapshot of scale, if not of trend.
How much does it cost to open a Katsu Bar and Noodle franchise?
We don't have that figure -- investment ranges and fees come from a franchisor's Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD), which this site doesn't parse (see methodology). The average SBA loan size of $190K (55% below the typical Restaurants & Food brand's $419K) is a rough proxy, but SBA loans often cover only part of total investment.
What's the SBA loan default rate for Katsu Bar and Noodle?
Katsu Bar and Noodle only has 1 SBA loan on record -- too few to calculate a meaningful charge-off rate on its own. For context, Restaurants & Food brands overall see a 1.3% charge-off rate across 11,372 loans.
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Source: SBA 7(a) FOIA loan dataset. View dataset