Hisshonians cannot do it alone, so when we grow, we celebrate as a team.  Being humble means remembering ‘where you came from’ even when you’re successful.  Arrogance isn’t attractive and makes others uncomfortable.  Be grateful for what you have, and always try to have an understanding of others misfortunes by showing compassion.

Hisshonians will communicate honestly and truthfully because we believe in transparency.  This brings a higher level of trust.  The delivery of honest communication should be done with thoughtfulness, consideration, and sensitivity.  Knowing the truth can help others to better evaluate, and make needed changes accordingly.  As Hisshonians, we welcome constructive criticism because it comes from the heart of another well intending Hisshonian and they have taken their time to share it with us for the purpose of making you and us all better and stronger. Open. Honest. Transparent.

Some people work their lives away. While they may have built a fine dynasty, they never took any time to enjoy the fruits of their hard work. That is no way to live. We are here to live and enjoy life. Play hard. You’ve earned it. But in earning the well deserved good life, we have to be mindful that it takes hard work too. We take our jobs seriously here and work hard to be the best. We’re Hisshonians! We work hard and enjoy the fruits of our labor by playing hard afterwards.

Watch us grow! If you’re in Pennsylvania, you can now find Hissho at Gerrity’s Supermarket locations in Luzerne, Wyoming and West Pittston. Read more about this partnership…

Hissho Sushi President & CEO, Philip Maung, shared his success story of his humble beginnings and building a $50 million sushi empire with The Asian Success Magazine. Tune in to this half-hour interview to hear the whole story and more Hissho inside information. Read More

Hissho is celebrating Sixteen Sweet years of creating and providing healthy delicious sushi to consumers across the U.S.! Celebrate with us and eat sushi on April 17!

This Sunday – March 30 – Join Hissho and Rose for an evening of concerts and comedy! For tickets or to make a donation: http://lnkd.in/dUPw979

If you’ve got a sweet tooth- and you’re in the Charlotte area – come out to our Bake Sale Fundraiser next Friday (Feb. 28)  for a variety of sweet treats! All proceeds will go to charity…so that makes it double sweet!

Cookies and cupcakes and brownies, oh my! Hissho Foundation members baked up some sweet treats to sell to Hisshonians and local businesses, with all proceeds going directly to the Foundation. We’re happy to report that we had a complete Sell Out!

Hissho has been name a 2013 Inc. Hire Power Award Winner! An impressive crop of companies that are creating jobs and keeping the economy moving forward. We were ranked #5 nationwide in the Top 10 Food & Beverage Industry Companies & ranked #3 in the Top 10 North Carolina Companies. Read More