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Imagine a world where you enter inWalmart and order a plate ofSushi And some beers to share with friends. For some Walmart buyers, this could be a new reality.

A Walmart SuperCenter inRogers, Arkansas (Located in the Ozarks!) Will soon have a high-end restaurant of Sushis in their store. At the restaurant, buyers will be able to choose from an assortment of hand rolled sushi made by "highly skilled" leaders as well as hot appetizers, including Dim Sum and Asian chicken wings.

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Wash this crispy shrimp roll,Customers will be able to order a list of eightwines And 12 turntable beers on the tap, some of which will be presented from a local brewery in the city called Bike Rack Brewing Company. This restaurant will not only allow you to customize your Happy Hour and your dinners, but this will also meet your breakfast desires. In the morning, the property will serve healthy options, including lawyer toast, ACAI bowls andsmoothies. (Make sure to checkWhat happens to your body when you drink a smoothie every day.)

So why put a sushi restaurant inside a Walmart? Well, the concept is not as random as possible.Walmart Starting in partnership with Hissho Sushi and Craft Beer Bar to make this idea live, but it is not the first time that the giant grocery has worked with the second supplier of the sushi of the nation. In fact, some Walmart places in Charlotte, North Carolina launched "Hissho on Go" last year, where buyers can buy pre-made sushi rolls to bring home.

Hissho has also been associated withMeijer And helped the grocery chain open its own sushi beer bar and crafts inside one of its pitches in Brighton, Michigan. However, it was before pandemic. To this newWalmart Restaurant, the 20 employees will be required to follow strict hand washing and sanitation protocols. In addition, the restaurant will only operate at half-capacity with six-foot distance tables and everyone will be required to wear a mask at the entrance.

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