One of the largest restaurant chains in Japan is that two cases of customers who find pests, including rats, find pests in food and close the store to clean.
Sukiya, famous for its beef, announced a temporary closure after customers found insects. Last weekend, it admitted that rats were found in January in January.
With almost 2,000 restaurants, most of the sites will be closed between March 31 and April 4, “to prevent external invasion and prevent internal invasion of pests and pests.”
In the statementIt apologized for “great inconvenience and concern.”
Rumors of the MISO incident, a rat, had been circulating social media for several weeks before Sukiya confirmed that the rodents were “discovered before eating.”
The restaurant in Totori has temporarily closed. Sukiya said that measures to solve the cracks of the building could lead to pollution.
Then all the stores were regularly checked and announced that the garbage would be refrigerated.
The company took a more rapid closed measure that the insects found by customers in Tokyo on Friday as part or all of the cockroaches.
The administrator apologized to the customer and gave it a refund. The restaurant was closed on the same day and a pest control company was called.
Sukiya owns several restaurant chains in Japan as part of Zensho Holdings.
Last Monday, after the release of rats, the stock price fell before it was recovered during the week. Stocks will face the survey after Saturday presentation.
