Answers for sushi restaurant owners and operators on LocateSushi.com. Looking for visitor answers? See FAQs for visitors.
Claiming your sushi restaurant
For the full walkthrough - including verification and what happens after approval - see Claim a Listing. Short answers below.
How do I claim my listing?
Where claiming is available, find your sushi restaurant, open the listing and press Claim. Follow the available verification steps, then track the claim under My Businesses.
How is ownership verified?
Available methods include a business-domain email, a website check, information already associated with the listing, or manual evidence. The options depend on the listing. We sometimes ask for more information or re-check a claim where reasonably necessary.
What do I get for claiming?
Available claim tools include:
- seeing the listing under My Businesses; and
- access to business contribution or support tools.
The available tools and any plan limits are shown in the account or claim flow. Use Support for Businesses if you need help with a listing.
What if claiming isn't available yet?
On some listings you can join a claim interest waitlist so we know you want ownership when claiming opens. You can still use Support for Businesses for listing questions today.
My sushi restaurant isn't listed. Can I add it?
Contact us with your sushi restaurant's name, location and website, and we'll look at adding it to the directory.
Community contributions & moderation
How do community contributions appear on my listing?
Visitors can leave reviews, votes, photos and edit suggestions where those tools are shown. Promotions and events are also available on supported listings. We publish content before or after moderation. Business-submitted content is identified where the feature supports it, but a claim or label is not an endorsement or guarantee of accuracy.
Who reviews content on my listing?
We review reports and submissions against our Community Guidelines. If something looks wrong, report it from the listing or contact Support for Businesses.
Top This Week / Top This Month
How does Top This Week / Top This Month ranking work?
Directory top lists use recent engagement and other quality or relevance signals, including listing views, votes, favourites, contributions and ratings. Signals can come from the current directory or from activity across FrontOfWeb Directories.
Methods, time windows, eligibility and weighting can change and are not fully published to reduce manipulation. If paid prominence is introduced, it will be identified separately from ordinary ranking results.
Still stuck?
Use Support for Businesses, read Claim a Listing, or contact us.