Sukiya Gyudon Chain

Yoshinoya is Japan's leading gyudon (beef bowl) chain, offering affordable delicious bowls that have become embedded in everyday dining. Actively expanding internationally with popularity in Asia and North America. Represents Japanese food culture.

Yoshinoya, stock-listed in 1985, pioneered gyudon chain restaurants. Provides quality beef bowl at affordable price, establishing Japanese dining-out culture. Emphasizes convenience through 365-day operation, 24-hour service. Expanding globally, spreading Japanese food culture.

Sukiya, Royal Host's beef bowl chain. Differentiates from Yoshinoya through diverse menu. Customizable meal options accommodate individual preferences. Commitment to fresh ingredients and quick service elevate market evaluation. Operates in 19 countries.

A beef bowl chain founded in Nihonbashi, Tokyo in 1899. With the motto 'delicious, affordable, fast,' Yoshinoya symbolizes Japanese fast-food culture. With over 120 years dedicated to gyudon, it has grown into a global brand operating approximately 3,000 stores across 14 countries and regions worldwide.

Japan's largest curry restaurant chain, founded in Aichi in 1978. Its customizable system allowing customers to choose spice levels and toppings is distinctive. With over 1,200 domestic and 200 international locations, CoCo Ichibanya has played a key role in spreading Japanese-style curry rice globally, affectionately known as 'CoCo Ichi' worldwide.

A conveyor belt sushi chain founded in Tochigi in 1968. Genki Sushi has driven digital transformation in kaiten-zushi with innovations like high-speed delivery lanes and touchscreen ordering. Actively expanding internationally with about 200 stores across the Asia-Pacific region, the chain is spreading Japanese conveyor belt sushi culture to the world.