SUSHIRO, a Japanese conveyor belt sushi restaurant with long queues every day, has opened branches in various districts since it landed in Hong Kong three years ago. As of September this year, there are 17 stores, but it still hopes to expand its territory. Facebook’s “request for a shop” prompted netizens to make several suggestions, and even “canvass votes” for the district where they live. However, in terms of the shop conditions listed by Sushi Lang, it is difficult for some experienced investors to bluntly sell them.
Sushiro listed the requirements for a berth:
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Saleable area from 4,500 sq. ft.
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Incoming water: independent water meter
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Go to the water: the platform goes to the water
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Power: 300amp TPN
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Gas is required, the floor height is from 2.5 meters, the shape of the bunk is square and there is no column body.
「There are very few berths of that size.”
After reading Sushiro’s request, veteran investor Li Genxing thought it would be difficult to find a shop: “If the usable area is 4,500 square feet, that is, the building area needs to be 6,000 square feet, it is difficult to find a shop, because generally speaking Sushiro will open in a more prosperous location. I estimate that their rent per square foot is between 50 and 80 mosquitoes, and if they are expensive, there are 100 to 150 mosquitoes. The rent ranges from 400,000 to 500,000 yuan. , it depends on the location of the shop and the traffic is good.”
He went on to point out that the public search for shops will give Sushi Lang more choices: “There are really a lot of shops of this size in the market. There are so few shops. It will be better to openly buy shops like this, and many owners will see them because they are home. It’s a tenant’s market, and many landlords have to kneel down. If they see that their shop is suitable, they will go to the tenant. The principle is like asking someone, so that people know that it can expand and sell advertisements, and so many brokers and landlords can help , naturally there are more disk source options, this approach is indeed rare in the market, but it makes sense.”
Netizens actively “canvass” for multiple districts
Sushiro’s post caused netizens to make different suggestions, and some netizens “canvassed votes” for the district where they lived, such as “It’s really not good to talk to me once more in Shatian Wukaipanjian”, “Sheung Shui needs You,” “Tung Chung has great potential in the market,” “strongly demand that there be one in North Point”, and some even asked, “Should you consider intimidating Macau to open a branch?”; another joked, “The responsibility ratio of outsourcing a shop is higher. Netizens, masters”, “Every shop has volunteers to help you, Sushiro is really a genius”; another said that Sushiro “opened 17 rooms and ranked them to the point of insane…”.
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