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All YO! Sushi articles – Page 18
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Analysis & InsightPubs narrowly beating restaurants on customer service
Consumers rate leading managed pub chains higher than restaurant brands in customer service, friendliness and speed, according to the latest analysis from Allegra Foodservice
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NewsYO! considers its options
YO! Sushi, the Robin Rowland-led, Quilvest-backed group, has reportedly appointed advisers to explore its options, including a possible sale
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UK's top development chefs honoured
YO! Sushi, La Tasca and Hakkasan were among the winners at the inaugural Farm Frites Development Chef Awards
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NewsYO! closes in on Belfast opening
YO! Sushi, the Robin Rowland-led group, is close to securing its first site in Northern Ireland
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NewsYO! to strengthen London presence
YO! Sushi, the Robin Rowland-led group, is to strengthen its presence in London, with the opening of four new sites in the capital this summer
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NewsByron opens at centre:mk
Byron, the premium burger restaurant group, has opened a new 4,500sq ft restaurant at centre:mk
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NewsYO! secures further London site
YO! Sushi has secured its second site in London within a couple of weeks, after taking on the former Italian restaurant L’Ulivo, which forms part of Baker Street underground station.
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Fuller’s appoints agency to highlight food credentials
Fuller’s has appointed brand and marketing agency WE ARE Spectacular to oversee a long-term brief to make ‘Fuller’s even more famous for food’
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YO! unveils TV ad campaign
YO! Sushi, the Quilvest-backed, Robin Rowland-led chain, has unveiled a new TV ad campaign
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OpinionTime to beat the drum on jobs
There has been some fine work carried out on highlighting the career possibilities available across the sector over the last couple of years, but with the campaign to cut VAT seemingly being moved into the sidings by the Government for the time being, it is time to ramp up an issue it can’t afford to ignore, job creation. The sector just needs a figurehead to lead the way in highlighting the breadth of the careers now available
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'Not every concept works outside London'
Not every successful casual dining concept in London will translate well to other major UK cities, Living Ventures chief executive Tim Bacon has warned
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NewsYO! secures Kensington site
YO! Sushi, the Quilvest-backed, Robin Rowland-led chain, has returned to the central London acquisition trail, after securing a site in Kensington High Street
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NewsRowland: talk to young about technology
Restaurant and pub operators need to talk to young people to find out how they use technology and then incorporate it into their business, according to YO! Sushi chief executive Robin Rowland
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OpinionWho will float next?
With numerous high profile flotations on the agenda, Sam Fuller, head of UK consumer at international investment bank Altium, discusses the leisure sector’s IPO prospects
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OpinionConflict or harmony?
Landlord and tenant – conflict or harmony? That was the topic of the Restaurant Property Advisors Society’s (RPAS) annual Question Time at CBRE’s office in central London, with panelists including Luke Johnson of Risk Capital, Jillian MacLean of Drake and Morgan and Kieran Sherlock of YO! Sushi
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Woodroffe to offer business mentoring
YO! Sushi founder Simon Woodroffe is to offer advice to selected businesses under a scheme from Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles in association with The Times
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YO! launches new range of children’s activities
YO! Sushi is launching a brand new range of children’s activities to help keep “diners’ little monsters busy” during the half-term period.
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NewsCarluccio’s eyes entry into US
Carluccio’s, the all-day Italian café chain led by Simon Kossoff, is believed to be exploring opportunities to launch in the US
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Sushi Tei eyes UK launch
Sushi Tei, the Singapore-based restaurant operator, is looking for partners and investors to help the Japanese restaurant brand launch into the UK
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NewsYO! Sushi named UK's most trusted restaurant brand
YO! Sushi came top of the list with 8.4 out of 10 in a new survey