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Fusian, an Ohio-based fast-casual sushi chain, has debuted a comprehensive brand identity refresh featuring a new logo and visual assets. The update, led by Dewhaus, reinforces the company's focus on customization and ingredient quality.
Ohio-based Fusian has introduced a refreshed brand identity, its first update since the sushi fast-casual restaurant opened in 2010. The update reinforces the Columbus, Ohio-headquartered company focus on customization and ingredient quality while creating more visual consistency.
Cincinnati-based Dewhaus led the rebranding effort.
The redesign centers on a "Flying Tiger" symbol and supporting visuals such as a curled sushi roll tail and chopsticks. The identity will be applied across packaging, menu boards, merchandise and in-store environments.
"Rebranding Fusian is about more than a new look — it's about sharpening how we show up for our guests every day," Tyson Yirak, marketing director of Fusian, said in a press release. "We've evolved the brand to better reflect the quality of our ingredients, the creativity of our menu and the convenience our customers rely on."
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This story was originally published in FastCasual on May 7, 2026. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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