Sushi chain with kaiten restaurants, sushi islands in supermarkets and daily fresh hand-rolled sushi
Sushi Circle Gastronomie GmbH
Neu-Isenburg · FrankfurtNew on Amplifa
About Sushi Circle
Sushi Circle is a gastronomy company headquartered in Neu-Isenburg that opened the first kaiten restaurant (running sushi restaurant) in Frankfurt in 1997, thereby bringing the sushi conveyor belt to Germany. Today the company operates two restaurants as well as over 300 sushi islands in supermarkets throughout Germany, among others with partners such as Rewe, Kaufland, E-Center, Famila and Tegut. In addition to running sushi and PickUp shops, Sushi Circle offers catering with party platters as well as a delivery service with online ordering. The sushi is freshly hand-rolled daily on site; the fish comes from sustainable fish farming. The range includes nigiri, maki, poke bowls, donburi, udon noodle dishes, gyoza and karaage variations.
- Site
- Neu-Isenburg
- Processes
- Sushi restaurants (running sushi), Sushi islands in supermarkets, PickUp shops, Catering/party platters, Delivery service/online ordering
- Materials
- Fish from sustainable fish farming, Sushi rice, Fresh vegetables & salads
- Founded
- 1997
- Industries
- Gastronomy, Food retail (sushi islands in supermarkets)
- 01
Product development (sushi and Asian creations)
- 02
Ingredient sourcing (fish from sustainable fish farming)
- 03
Daily fresh production on site
- 04
Distribution via restaurants, sushi islands, PickUp shops, delivery service
- 05
Catering (party platters)
Ingredients & Offer
Fish from sustainable fish farming
Salmon, tuna and ebi form the basis of the nigiri, maki and aburi creations.
Sushi rice
The foundation for nigiri, maki, poke bowls and donburi.
Fresh vegetables & salads
Avocado, cucumber, mango, edamame, red cabbage and seaweed salad for bowls and maki.
Locations

Neu-Isenburg
DEHeadquarters
Frankfurt
DEKaiten restaurant (2 restaurants in total, locations not further specified)
Products




Inside the production

Industries
Additional services
Reference customers
History
- 1997
Opening of the first kaiten restaurant in Frankfurt; the first company to bring the sushi conveyor belt to Germany
Expansion with over 300 sushi islands in supermarkets throughout Germany