Sushi-Robots was born of a crazy gamble: to equip restaurant owners with machines from Japan and help them produce the famous sushi.
It all started with the creation of "The Sushi School" in London, which was a great success with professionals looking for training. Later, after several trips to Japan, we realised the importance of machines and their ability to help sushi chefs in their production.
Over the years, Sushi-Robots has become the European leader in the field of machines for Japanese gastronomy, thanks to its unique and dedicated maintenance and assistance service.
What's more, Sushi-Robots is the exclusive distributor of the AUTEC brand, whose machines and spare parts we have in stock.
Emmanuel Letellier decided to return to his native region: La Rochelle. He was soon approached by the Sushi Shop chain to do some consulting.
One of the proposed areas for improvement was the introduction of machines. As a result, The Sushi School created the Sushi Robots brand with the aim of selling machines for Japanese gastronomy throughout Europe.
The adventure began with three people: Emmanuel Letellier as director, Alice Touchais as marketing manager and Dylan Kane as technician.
Emmanuel Letellier wants to sell the company to focus on a new activity. The Sushi School is bought by the Baelen group.
This acquisition has enabled the company to move into new new premises in the same month, to grow, to structure itself and thus to become more competitive.
Being part of the group has also enabled Sushi Robots to receive support and advice on its various major projects. Alice Touchais and Kiyoko Hay take over the management.
The Sushi School officially becomes Sushi Robots.
A Sushi Robots subsidiary is set up in the United Kingdom: Sushi Robots UK.
The aim of this subsidiary is to develop the UK market following the purchase of the Autec licence (a brand distributed by Sushi Robots) from the brand's former distributor, Monk.
A new subsidiary is set up, this time in Spain: Sushi Robots Spain. After management had analysed the market, it was quickly concluded that setting up in this country was crucial to our development in view of the demand.
Opening of a showroom in Poland.
Official creation of a subsidiary in Poland: Sushi Robots Takumi.
A new European flagship for Sushi Robots, this time in Germany.
And the adventure continues...
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