May 24, 2012

Sarku Japan

Asian foods are no longer foreign to American customers.
February 2012

Asian cuisine offers various cultural choices and twists on familiar flavors.

Mall food courts are getting makeover as consumers return to spend.
December 2011

With mall vacancies at a high, the food court is becoming more important.

Sarku Japan continues the national expansion of its new freestanding concept, Teriyaki and Sushi Express, with the grand opening of a third New Jersey franchise.

Located at 530 Shoppes Plaza in North Brunswick, the restaurant will feature chefs preparing made-to-order sushi and...

Brazil, Russia, India, and China may get all of the attention when it comes to quick serves expanding overseas, but Sarku Japan is planning big growth in another, less-in-demand market: Columbia.

The Canada-based company recently opened its first three units in the South American nation,...

Sarku Japan, the largest and Japanese quick service chain in the United States, has opened three restaurants in Colombia, South America. This initiative is part of a multi-year master license agreement with Frisby S.A. to develop a minimum of 20 Sarku...

Sarku Japan is taking its Teriyaki and made-to-order sushi from mall food courts to the streets of Northridge, California, with the opening of a new storefront Teriyaki and Sushi Express concept....

On April 7, Sarku Japan, the largest Japanese quick-service restaurant chain in the U.S., will take its Teriyaki and made-to-order sushi from mall food courts to the streets of Schaumburg, Illinois, with the opening of its new storefront Teriyaki and Sushi Express concept.

New restaurant located in the Bergen Town Center in Paramas, New Jersey.
Sarku Japan agrees to multi-year master license agreement with Frisby Corporation to open 20 units in Colombia over next 10 years.