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Yoshinoya Holdings Co said Tuesday it has formed a joint company with local farmers in Yokohama to produce onions for '' gyudon '' beef bowls.
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As many businesses continue to shake their heads over how tough it is to make sales in these financially difficult times, "cheaper is better" is the strategy of the day, with shops slicing prices for everything from "gyudon" (beef on rice) to jeans.
News On Japan 2010
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Yoshinoya to produce onions for 'gyudon' beef bowls
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The "gyudon" beef bowl restaurant operator lowered its group net profit forecast for the year to February to 50 million yen from 2.5 billion yen.
JCN Newswire 2008
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The "gyudon" beef bowl restaurant operator lowered its group net profit forecast for the year to February to 50 million yen from 2.5 billion yen.
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Ogawa hopes to raise his company's market share of gyudon in Japan from 49% to 67% within five years, finally besting Yoshinoya.
Extremely Fast Food Alexandra Harney 2011
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Zensho sells nearly one in two gyudon, or beef bowls, consumed in Japanese fast-food chains.
Extremely Fast Food Alexandra Harney 2011
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And the younger beef doesn't taste as good in some traditional dishes, like gyudon of stewed beef over rice, to some connoisseurs.
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And the younger beef doesn't taste as good in some traditional dishes, like gyudon of stewed beef over rice, to some connoisseurs.
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Yoshinoya Holdings Co. — the operator of a chain of 1,179 restaurants that serve gyudon, a Japanese dish of stewed beef served over rice — has struggled recently due in part to tough price competition and increased costs of ingredients.
U.S. Presses Japan on Beef Yuka Hayashi 2010
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