Did SumoSalad shut down?

Sumo Salad is in voluntary administration but the company has said it’s just a ‘road hump’. Sumo has played down its troubles.

Who started SumoSalad?

The SumoSalad story begins with Luke Baylis and James Miller, who, in their early 20’s, stepped off a plane from Australia and headlong into a life in New York. Everything was lived larger than life, including the massive, super-sized portions of fast food.

Are sumo salads healthy?

Sumo Salad — Thai Warm Beef (large) – $11.95 With 400 calories and 12g of fat, this made to order salad is one of the healthier menu options available, although it does still contain more than 1100mg of sodium, or more than half the upper daily recommended intake for an adult.

Where can I find sumo salads in Australia?

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Why do you want to be a sumo franchisee?

Premium and trusted store designs ensure customer attraction and retention. My daughter & I bought into a healthy related franchise like Sumo because we luv the idea of being able to offer people healthy delicious food and we say “You can make friends with salad”. – Sumo Salad Franchisee.

Who are the founders of the Sumo Salad?

Sumo Salad is an Australian salad bar that founded in 2003 in Liverpool Street, Sydney Sydney by Luke Baylis and James Miller. Initially, Baylis and Miller hired friends and family to develop the business, including a trainer and marketer. In its first decade, Sumo Salad grew through franchising to have 100 stores,…

How often does the menu change at Sumo?

At Sumo we’re right into making our food the best it can be. We are really big on having the best stuff, giving you loads of variety and tasty nutrition. Our menu changes from store to store, a couple of times a year, following the Aussie seasons.