In the face of our ever-changing culinary world, we believe that it is better to drive—to be—the change rather than imitate the trend.
In order to stand out with our distinctive taste, our artists’ expertise and better products, we have had to sacrifice some recipes that may have been fan favourites.
Dear customer, know that we held training seminars with each of our artists, in order to do less but to do it much better.
We hope that instead of mourning the loss of a menu item, you will rather applaud the discovery of a new masterpiece, because happiness is—also—to be found in sushis, our sushis!
Christian Genest, Owner
Since 1950, over 90% of large predators, such as tuna, have been overfished. Available stocks of bluefin tuna have declined by 80% since the 19th century. According to a WWF study, if nothing is done, bluefin tuna stocks could collapse in 2012. As of January 1, 2010, Sushi Taxi banned bluefin tuna from its restaurants. The chain wants to raise public awareness about overfishing, pirate fishing and the depletion of our oceans.
Télé-Québec's television program "La vie en vert" will be featuring Sushi Taxi! It will present an overview of our environmental initiatives aimed at leaving the smallest footprint possible, including our efforts with regards to recyclable bags, condiments, chopsticks, local purchases, recycled boxes, and processed oils. Plus, no more bluefin tuna!
Click here to view the video (in french only)
It's a way of life!
Our goal: To minimize the environmental impact of our operations
...according to our financial capabilities!
...by doing a little more every year!
...by acting with integrity and telling it like it is; it's very important for us to be up front about issues and stand tall!
Also:
You want to do even more each day...
Coming soon: even better fish choices!
One action at the time will make us better corporate citizens.
813, avenue Cartier
Québec (Québec) G1R2R8
418-529-0068
Sonia Labbé
Sushi Taxi employees donned their Panda costumes to raise awareness of Québec City residents about the overfishing of bluefin tuna. The chain endorsed the cause by simply removing bluefin tuna from its menu. During this campaign, the pandas sent a clear message to Québec City distributors, consumers and other restaurateurs — Be Eco-Gourmets!