Transforming sushi train technology in Osaka

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Kaitenzushi - aka conveyor belt sushi or sushi train - was created in 1958, evolving into a 740 billion Yen industry by 2021. Sushiro, Japan's largest kaitenzushi chain is taking the model to the next level through digital transformation. READ MORE: str.sg/wt6X
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@alimfuzzy Жыл бұрын

After the sushi terro, I dont plan on going back to any sushi train. You can't trust anyone.

@chrismak53 Жыл бұрын

I had the best authentic sabu sabu (steamboat) in a small family run restaurant in downtown Osaka when the Kansai Airport just opened for operations in 1994

@DharmaTalksToo Жыл бұрын

There are so many things in the world that most people don't know. Do not eat, including live shrimp and fish, etc. "Some pain is silent! When eating crabs, you know how to tie them up and steam them, how painful they are, and you can't escape. All the innocent souls will go to the underworld to file a complaint. If you were tied there, steamed in a steam oven, and steamed to death, how would you feel? " - Guan Yin Citta Dharma Door Master Lu