New and exciting Get Sushi franchise opens in France

After hundreds of hours of product testing and numerous marketing meetings, GET Sushi France is now open in the Kinepolis Cinema Complex located in Lomme (Lille), France.

GET Sushi is the French arm of the Australian owned and operated GO Sushi brand and is being run by entrepreneurs Henri rémi Decalonne and Arnaud Fourlégnie. They are running the sushi franchise business in partnership with Pacific International Franchising Group in Australia.

The exciting new sushi franchise store opened in mid March 2010 and has been increasing in sales ever since. The sushi franchise store has a fantastic modern design combining GO Sushi ideas and concepts adapted to the European market. The healthy fast food franchise has been a great success with new customers visiting the store on a daily basis and the menu getting raving reviews.

Arnaud Fourlégnie, Corporate Communications Manager said that the opening of the sushi franchise store has been a great success.

“We have seen an exciting increase in sales and very positive feedback from customers. We are already getting enquires to open more stores and are looking to continue this trend with more openings throughout France and Europe in the very near future.”

“GET Sushi in France and GO Sushi in Australia offer a healthy low cost product, competitive price point, an easy concept to run and learn with no experience needed, a low investment with high profit and a concept and product that is not only on the move but also a fashionable way of life” says Fourlégnie.

This new sushi franchise store in France heralds an exciting time for Pacific Retail Management and GO Sushi with the opening of the first store in the overseas market.

Remi and Arnaud have both gone through extensive training in Australia and France and have showed a great understanding of the product and concept.

Scott Philipson, National Marketing Manager, says GET Sushi will be a fantastic inclusion in the Lomme (Lille) area, “We are really looking forward to opening more GET sushi stores throughout Europe.”