Japanese food chain closes the restaurants after the pest is found in the dish

One of the largest restaurants in Japan closes its cleaning points after two clients find pests, including rats, their food.

Sukaya, known for her beef dishes, announced a temporary closing after the client found insects. Last weekend, he confessed that the rat was found in a bowl from Misa soup in January.

A network, which has nearly 2,000 restaurants, said most of its sites would be closed between March 31 and April 4 “to prevent external invasion and internal pests and defeats.”

In the statementThis apologized for “great inconveniences and problems caused.”

Rumors about the incident of rats-in Miza spread in social media a few weeks before the times was forced to confirm that the rodent was found “before its eating”.

The restaurant in Totora was temporarily closed. Sukaya stated that the measures were taken to eliminate cracks in the building that could lead to contamination.

He then announced that all his outlets would check the blanks regularly and the garbage would be a refrigerator.

Now the company has taken a more decisive measure of closing after the insect – widely reported, or all cockroaches – was found on Friday by customers in Tokyo.

The manager apologized to the client and gave them a return, said. The restaurant was closed on the same day, and the pest control campaign was caused.

Sukiya is part of Zensho Holdings, which owns a number of restaurants in Japan.

Last Monday, after the disclosure of the rats, its stock price collapsed before recovering later for a week. His shares will face close attention after the Saturday announcement.