Two restaurants located side by side have both gone up for sale in Preston city centre.
A Thailand street food bar and a halal takeaway have taken the decision to sell up as they search for larger premises.
A Taste of Thailand and Cordon Bleu, located on Friargate, are both hunting for someone to take the units off their hands.
Owner of A Taste of Thailand, Alicia Hardicker, said: "It's quite small for us. It's long but small. We are doing really well, we are getting busier and busier. It's been absolutely crazy.
"We just need a bigger kitchen for our chefs. Waiting times at the moment are long.
"We have four log burners at the moment and really we need double that. We will see how it goes."
The eatery, which has operated at Friargate for a year and a half, wants to move further into Preston city centre where there is a bigger footfall.
Cordon Bleu, next door is mirroring the move to larger premises.
A spokesperson for Cordon Bleu Preston said: "Yes it is for sale. We are looking for a new large premises and also for catering purposes.
"We have done very well in just one year if you see our TripAdvisor reviews we have knocked down all over competitors in just one year. We have reached 26th position with our brilliant food and menu.
"A negotiation about a bigger premises is under progress.
"Also we are looking for a unit for catering purposes."
A Taste of Thailand is being advertised for a leasehold price of £84,995.
Cordon Bleu is being advertised for a leasehold price of £79,950.