THE SUSHI CONCEPTZENSHI SUSHI
Handcrafted. Ready to enjoy.
Explore an in-store sushi business serving customers looking for a fresh, convenient meal.
FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITIES
Handcrafted sushi. Fresh-cut fruit.
Two ways to bring something fresh to your community.
Explore ownership with ZENSHI Sushi and Freshly Go. Start with a conversation about the concept and location that interest you.
Find your concept ↓

Explore the concepts. Ask your questions. Decide what fits.
FIND YOUR FIT
Start with the food you’re excited to offer.
We’ll help you explore the next steps.
THE SUSHI CONCEPTZENSHI SUSHI
Explore an in-store sushi business serving customers looking for a fresh, convenient meal.
THE FRESH-CUT FRUIT CONCEPTFRESHLY GO
Explore an in-store fresh-cut fruit business offering colorful, ready-to-enjoy options for everyday shoppers.
MAKE AN INFORMED NEXT MOVE
You don’t need to have every answer to start asking the right questions.
Talk with the franchise team about the details that matter to your decision.
GETTING STARTED
Begin with an inquiry.
Explore the details before deciding.
Choose your concept and tell us where you’d like to operate.
Discuss availability, requirements, and your questions with the franchise team.
Learn about the application and review process if you’d like to move forward.
Yes. Select “Both concepts” in the inquiry form to discuss ZENSHI Sushi and Freshly Go. Availability and requirements should be reviewed for your preferred location.
Select “Help me decide.” Share the location you have in mind and discuss the differences with the franchise team.
Initial franchise and upfront fees are estimated at $8,000 and do not represent the total initial investment. Inventory costs vary based on inventory on hand at takeover. Additional startup costs and working capital are required. Consult the applicable Franchise Disclosure Document for estimated investment ranges and fee details.
Discuss your background with the franchise team to understand the experience, training, and operating requirements for your preferred concept.
No. This is an initial request for information. The team can explain the formal application process if you choose to explore further.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS WITH A CONVERSATION