Engineering Japanese Cuisine
Engineering in Japan, ready for your world Delived your way.

Japanese Cuisine Fast Food
Japanese cuisine has made its debut in the fast-food industry, which is relatively unaffected by economic downturns. In fact, it continues to see monthly sales growth in a location in the UAE where a war is currently raging nearby. Take a look at the business model that resulted from the strategic development of Japanese cuisine.
Characteristics from the customer’s point of view
- Offering sushi, ramen, takoyaki, and chicken katsu—dishes typically associated with Japanese cuisine—at affordable prices like McDonald's.
- Customizable to your taste. For example, with ramen, you can choose the soup type (soy sauce, miso, tantanmen, chicken white soup), the soup's richness, spiciness, and toppings.
- Enjoy Japanese food casually and fill up at an affordable price. USD5–10
- You can watch the cooking process right in front of you.

Ramen Your way
SUSHI YOUR WAY
Combo
Chicken Katsu Don
Ramen Your way
Chicken Katsu Don
Popular Japanese dishes at affordable prices—and just the Your Way
The menu at TOKYO YOUR WAY features classic Japanese dishes that travelers from around the world rave about when they visit Japan.- SUSHI, Futomaki
- SUSHI, Temaki
- Ramen
- Katsu-Don, Chiken Katsu-Don
- Takoyaki
- etc
Characteristics of the business
- We’re engineering Japanese cuisine.
- No chefs required. Every step of the process is standardized.
- Sushi, ramen, and chicken katsu are popular with a wide range of customers. Preparation time is less than 4 minutes.
- Because it’s the “Your Way” style, we receive very few customer complaints about taste.
- This fast-food restaurant stands out from other Japanese restaurants. It features an engineered, casual store design. We’ve adopted a “Subway-style” layout where customers place their orders and wait at the counter for their food to be prepared.
- No special kitchen equipment is required. The investment is minimal. No gas is needed—only electricity is used.
- A small central kitchen makes it possible to expand your chain nationwide. This model is well-suited for Master Franchise.
COO Kazuhito Yoshimoto
COO Kazuhito Yoshimoto
COO Kazuhito Yoshimoto
We may be a fast-food restaurant, but we’re particular about our food ingredients
Soy sauce and nori are essential food ingredients in Japanese cuisine. We commissioned our “Original” soy sauce from a soy sauce brewery with a history of over 300 years. We source our nori from a nori shop that has been in business for 100 years.
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