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Sakae votes out director over 'financial impropriety'
http://news.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne%2BN...09706.html
By Jonathan Kwok
The Straits Times
Thursday, Mar 21, 2013
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02-04-2014, 06:50 PM
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Off topic rant - I hate Sakae Sushi food. Not nice and no value for money.
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Sakae's move is warranted as their food is not that fantastic. I think they will just become yet another failed Sushi chain.
So far, I think a better mass market one is Itacho.
Will never go back to Sakae once you tried Itacho.
Infact, never went back since don't know when.... it is just not a place to eat sushi.
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Sushi Express is also better than sakae. Single price and efficiency is a very powerful F&B concept.
I like Itacho too.
Sakae mgt probably not great either. Just go to their HQ and compare with their neighbour Breadtalk IHQ.
Sakae HQ - so so food court
BT IHQ - Bank, DTF, RP, FR, TB, other retail..
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For me I think Sakae quality is better than Itchiban. I wont say the price is the cheapest though. At one branch i saw the new hires being briefed on their schedules, quite a many of them are locals. That's heartening to see.
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Sakae's service and quality of food really varies from locations. Generally I can see a gradual drop in standards and it is a far cry from the yester years when the owner will always strive to live up to standards and come up with new variety of japanese food.
Pricing wise is getting closer to Sushi Tei and Itacho. Still the food quality and variety is not there. I hope Sakae has a better strategy to counter all this and vested shareholders should have a say or query at the next AGM.
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lol, following Peter Lynch's style, I will avoid Sakae and Itchiban if thats the case.