The Japanese fast food chain (Sukia) announced today, Saturday, on its website that it will close almost all of its branches.
The branches numbered about two thousand branches, throughout the country for four days, starting on Monday, after two facts in which the customers found a mouse in the Missu soup bowl and an insect in another meal.
Sokia, the largest restaurant chain of beef dishes in the country and owned by Zinshu Holdings, the giant, at the beginning of last week, apologized for the Meso soup in one of its branches in western Japan in January on a mouse. Zeinchu’s arrow fell seven percent on the next Monday.
In a statement released today, Sakia said that she was also subjected to a second pollution on Friday, when an insect appeared in another product in one of its branches in the outskirts of Tokyo.
As a result, I decided to close all its branches in Japan, with the exception of a few of them in the shopping centers, between the morning of March 31 and the morning of April, to take measures to prevent more insects and rodents.
“We take the occurrence of the incident very seriously … We extend a great apology to our customers,” the company said in the statement.
According to the latest Zencho disclosure, the number of Sukia -run restaurants in Japan 1965, with the end of 2024, was superior to its competitors in the restaurants of beef, Yushinoya, which owns about 1250 branches, and Matsuia, which owns about 1100 branches.
Sukia also runs about 650 restaurants outside Japan in regions such as China, Southeast Asia and Latin America.
