Japanese Yoshinoya Group acquires 66.5% stake in Setagaya Ramen, making it a subsidiary

▲ Setagaya Signature Ramen (Photo / Reporter Huang Shiyuan)

Reported by Huang Shiyuan / Taipei

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As for Setagaya Ramen, in which the Yoshinoya Group has acquired a 66.5% stake, its founder is Tsukasa Maeshima. The first store was established in 2000 in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, with a broth made by simmering fish stock, pork bones, and soy sauce. In 2008, it expanded to New York, USA, and is the only Japanese food outlet to have received the “Best Of New York” award.