Another affordable Japanese dining option joins the list: popular chain gyudon brand Matsuya lands in Taiwan
By MOOK Scenic Spots Chen Wenlin, compiled and reported
Affordable Japanese dining chains continue to expand into Taiwan. Following the openings of Yoshinoya and Sukiya, another popular Japanese gyudon chain brand will also enter Taiwan, and the news has sparked discussion among many netizens, with high expectations and a strong response.
Popular Japanese chain gyudon brand is a great choice for a late-night meal while traveling in Japan. (Photo / Yoshinoya, the same below)
Recently, Matsuya quietly established a company in Taiwan and completed its business registration on January 25 this year. The likelihood of it opening stores in Taiwan is very high. Matsuya is known for its affordable, high cost-performance meals and its 24-hour operation policy, making it a go-to spot for travelers arriving in Japan on red-eye flights who need a bite, as well as a top choice for locals seeking late-night meals.
Matsuya’s 24-hour operation policy offers great convenience, making it a top choice for many people seeking late-night meals.
Affordable and delicious gyudon. The rice dishes are Matsuya's specialty, and their high cost-performance and great taste are loved by many.
Although Matsuya has completed its company registration in Taiwan, the exact opening date has not yet been confirmed. However, the news of its company registration has sparked discussions and positive feedback online, indicating that its future store openings in Taiwan are just around the corner.
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