Japanese Conveyor Belt Sushi Chain Sushiro to Open First U.S. Location in Times Square This Fall
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Summary
Sushiro, one of Japan's largest conveyor belt sushi chains, is opening its first U.S. location in Times Square, New York City this fall. The restaurant will be located at 667 Eighth Avenue near the Port Authority Bus Terminal. The chain's parent company, Food & Life Companies LTD., did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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The chain will open its first restaurant in Times Square at 667 Eighth Avenue at West 42nd Street — near the Port Authority Bus Terminal — in the fall
PEOPLE reached out to Sushiro's parent company, Food & Life Companies LTD.for comment but did not immediately receive a response
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