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| Since its founding in 1996 over a decade ago, Sushi Express has accumulated a great deal of business experience and established a firm footing in Taiwan. With more than 100 stores island-wide, Sushi Express is the nation’s biggest name in revolving sushi restaurants in terms of directly managed shops and sales volume. In April 2006, Sushi Express began expanding into such overseas markets as Shanghai, Suzhou, and Beijing. Revolving sushi restaurants have become the Sushi Group’s most international and popular brand name. |
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| The first thing that comes to mind when people think of Sushi Express is probably its “rotary conveyor belt table.” It carries delicious delicacies right up to customers, offering such advantages as quick food delivery, convenience, and no need to wait for service. Sushi Express started offering a uniform price of NT$30 per dish in 2001, cancelled the 10% service charge in 2004, and now offers a wider range of seafood on its menu. Sushi Express stands out because it insists on its principles of providing fresh, healthy, and quality dining at affordable prices. |
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| More and more young people are flocking to Sushi Express. In 2007, it began implementing business strategies to win over the hearts of children and youngsters. Sushi Express employees are young, enthusiastic, and full of life, creating a pleasant, carefree ambiance in which you can enjoy our yummy seafood. |
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| Our all new brand image “i love Sushi” underscores the spirit of Sushi Express—sharing the passion for sushi with you, your family, and friends. It is our hope that the phrase “ i love Sushi” will help to make your dining experience at Sushi Express more relaxed and enjoyable. |
