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The SUSHI Business
Sushi is steadily gaining in popularity around the world as a healthy and tasty Japanese food, and can broaden the choices available for any food service business.
It can be served at a typical Japanese-style sushi-bar, or in other places such as a rotational sushi-bar; a fast-food, take-out style restaurant; a Japanese restaurant; an Izakaya(a casual drinking bar that offers food); a grocery store, a convenience store; or a hotel.
Rotational sushi-bar Deli section at a grocery store Sushi take-out However, it is said that it takes at least 10 years to acquire the skills necessary to be a professional sushi chef.
By setting up a sushi machine, you can reduce the cost for producing sushi since you can avoid having to pay the high labor cost needed for hiring an experienced sushi chef.
Also, with the sushi machine, it is easy to increase your supply of sushi to meet the demand of an expanding market.
Nigiri-Zushi System Nigiri & Wrapping System Maki-Zushi System
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The Advantages of having a sushi machine
1. Hygienic Food processed with no direct contact with anyone's hands. 2. Easy operation Anyone can learn to use these machines. 3. Fixed quantity As precise as sushi made by professional chefs. 4. High quality Rice will not fall apart when dipped in soy sauce, but will still easily crumble in your mouth. Brings out the best flavor in the neta. 5. Mass production Can produce in large quantities at rates of about 4000 kan(pieces) per hour. 6. Simple design Easy to use with a durable and functional design. 7. Space-saving design Operates economically in a small space. @
The SUSHI Business