Panamanian franchise NaciónSushi will inaugurate its first restaurant in Costa Rica, located in Escazú Village, this Saturday, April 1st .

With a strong investment of $600,000.00 USD this restaurant generated 25 direct jobs. The location is divided in five different spaces, Tail Lounge, Vietnam (bar and dining room), La Central and El Callejón Tokio, the open terrace completes the concept.

Over 29 types of sushi rolls, salads, wraps, and a wide selection of beverages and desserts are part of the menu.

“We prepare all our dishes with the best products in the market. Our philosophy of client satisfaction is part of our service, here, each client becomes an ambassador, they receive an exceptional attention in a great environment that allows them to take a journey through their senses, experiencing flavors, music, and different ambiances,” said Adriana Fernández one of the owners.

The franchise is expanding to Central and South America, the next markets are Guatemala, Peru and Colombia.

The exclusivity of Escazú Village resulted attractive to the investors. Escazú Village is a mixed project that has office spaces, residential areas and commercial spots where Universal and Yamuni opened up shops last December and recently Dos Pinos also inaugurated their first ice cream shop.

This is one of many new businesses establishing in Costa Rica, IHOP and Chuck E. Cheese’s announced their plans to open their first locations in the country this year.

Seafood restaurant Porto 8 Premium Seafood also opened their new restaurant just a few days ago in Plaza Tempo Escazú with an investment of close to $350,000.00