BEIJING, Aug 22 (News On Japan) –
Japanese sushi chain Sushiro has opened its first retailer in Beijing, China. Despite the Chinese authorities’s ongoing ban on importing Japanese seafood, Sushiro is accelerating its enlargement into the Chinese market, capitalizing on its popularity for affordability.
The new retailer, positioned in a central Beijing shopping center, opened Wednesday to lengthy traces, with many purchasers desirous to attempt the choices. Prices begin at round 200 yen per plate, making it cheaper than eating at native Japanese eating places, and the shop presents a menu of 220 objects, greater than what is out there in Japan.
One buyer commented, ‘The sushi is very fresh and delicious. The cost-performance is great.’
The Beijing location can be the primary in mainland China to supply non-public eating rooms, catering to households and different teams.
Source: テレ東BIZ