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Japan’s Yoshinoya bets big on ramen noodles for next phase of expansion

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Japan’s Yoshinoya said on Monday it was betting on ramen noodles for its next phase of growth, looking to turn it into a third business pillar along with ‘gyudon’ beef bowls and udon noodles.
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Gyudon Maintains Its Position, Ramen Breaks Out, Yoshinoya Strives to Become the World's Largest

Japanese fast-food chain Yoshinoya said on Monday it is betting on ramen as its next growth engine, seeking to make it the "third pillar of the business" after gyudon and udon.

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Yoshinoya Ramen Aims to Quintuple Its Sales in Medium-Term Management Plan Through Fiscal 2017 (Kyodo News)

Yoshinoya Holdings (HD) announced its mid-term business plan for fiscal year 2029 (ending February 2030) on the 19th, setting a goal of increasing sales of its ramen business to 40 billion yen in fiscal year 2029, five times the amount in fiscal year 2024.

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Japan’s Yoshinoya bets big on ramen noodles for next phase of expansion

Japan’s Yoshinoya said on Monday it was betting on ramen noodles for its next phase of growth, looking to turn it into a third business pillar along with ‘gyudon’ beef bowls and udon noodles.

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Business Times broke the news in on Monday, May 19, 2025.
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