Mainland Fish Hangzhou Sushi Omakase “殨 柒” pretends to be a Japanese commodity and sake is sold at sky-high prices in the nuclear disaster areas of Taobao.

It was recently revealed that Hangzhou’s Omakase “Sushi Qi” sushi uses Chinese ingredients as Japanese ingredients, misleading customers and fined around 40,000 yuan by mainland regulators. “Sushi Qi” is quite well known on the mainland. Wang Sicong, son of former China’s richest man Wang Jianlin, and Hong Kong movie star Hong Tianming also helped. Perhaps there are many restaurants serving Omakase now.

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Hangzhou Omakase “殨 柒” was exposed because it was foolish to use sake

Wang Sicong and Hong Tianming also helped Hangzhou’s famous Internet sushi restaurant “Sushi Qi”, which has a per capita consumption of RMB 2,000 and has always been a popular starred restaurant in the mainland. Recently, Dangju revealed that he used mainland seafood to pass Japanese products, all due to customer complaints. The shop bought sake from Taobao worth 3,300 yuan and 3,850 yuan from the nuclear radiation area in Japan and did not have a Chinese label, so they resold it for 6,000 yuan and 8,000 yuan, which attracted attention. of the authorities.

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According to an investigation by the Hangzhou Municipal Administration for Market Regulation, Shi Qi purchased two types of sake on Taobao.com. The sake was sold to consumers for double the price, but was unable to prove the legal origin and origin of the imported food. What’s even more troubling is that many of the Japanese seafood on the menu is native to mainland China, such as Aichi County’s so-called conger seedlings (sold for 58 yuan), which come from Qingdao for around 6.8 yuan a portion. Licensed Aichi County Eel (46 yuan), the cost is only 7.6 yuan. Eventually, Hangzhou Qiqi Catering Management Co., Ltd., the parent company of “Sushi”, was confiscated by the authorities for 14,000 yuan of illegal income and fined 38,900 yuan.

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