International chain of sushi restaurants will arrive in Singapore
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Singapore-listed brand management company LifeBrandz has created a subsidiary to launch a chain of sushi restaurants internationally.
Cloud Eight will open sushi venues led by Japanese chef Hatch Hashida, son of master chef Tokyo Hashida from one of Japan’s legendary sushi restaurants Hashida Sushi.
LifeBrandz says new restaurants will be opened in Singapore, Tokyo and San Francisco “in near future”.
“Chef Hashida strives and takes great pleasures in bringing his food to a global standard and recognition,” said a Lifebrandz spokesperson.
“He has more than two decades of experience not only in Japan, but across several countries, including Singapore, the US, the UAE, Indonesia and Sri Lanka.”
LifeBrandz was established in 2001 and listed on SGX in 2004, last year transitioning into a services company covering brand development and management, food and beverage, travel, fintech, IT and fund management.
The company’s first foray into food and beverage was Mulligans, an Irish bar on the beachfront of Thai tourist destination Pattaya.
Questions & Answers
Q.Which chef will lead the new international sushi restaurant chain?
Which chef will lead the new international sushi restaurant chain?
Chef Hatch Hashida, son of master chef Tokyo Hashida, will lead the new sushi venues. He has over two decades of experience in Japan and several other countries, including Singapore and the US.
Q.Where are the first new sushi restaurants planned to open?
Where are the first new sushi restaurants planned to open?
The new restaurants are planned to open in Singapore, Tokyo, and San Francisco in the near future. This initiative marks an international expansion for the chain.
Q.What is LifeBrandz's previous experience in the food and beverage industry?
What is LifeBrandz's previous experience in the food and beverage industry?
LifeBrandz's first venture into food and beverage was Mulligans, an Irish bar located on the beachfront in Pattaya, Thailand. The company transitioned into a services company covering various sectors last year.
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