Japanese Gyumeshi chain Matsuya has opened its first store in Hong Kong.
The location boasts more than 3000sqft with 45 seats and is located at Chuang’s London Plaza in Jordan and features a minimalist Japanese-style interior design.
Matsuya is a Japanese Gyumeshi chain restaurant founded in 1966 by Toshio Kawarabuk, which offers gyudon, Japanese curry, and teishoku.
“Hong Kong is a leading culinary hub of Asia,” said Jimmy Chiang, associate director-general of Investment Promotion for InvestHK. “Matsuya’s entry into Hong Kong demonstrates the company’s support for and confidence in the local retail food industry,” he said.
“Hong Kong people like eating out, and Japanese dining is very popular here,” said Jun Hamano, MD of Matsuya Foods Hong Kong. “We hope to provide high-quality food and service, ensuring the satisfaction of the people of Hong Kong with Matsuya’s products.”
Matsuya currently has expanded to 1265 stores across Japan and 18 stores overseas. A second Hong Kong restaurant is scheduled to open later this year.
Source: Inside Retail
