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Saizeriya restaurant chain price increases
Overview
Japanese family restaurant chain Saizeriya announced its first major price hike since 1999, scheduled to take effect on October 29. The company plans to implement an average price increase of 6% across more than 80% of its menu items to combat rising raw material and energy costs. For example, the signature ‘Milano-style Doria’ will rise from 300 yen to 320 yen.
In 24 specific locations, particularly in urban areas or near leisure facilities, the average increase will be higher at 10%. To mitigate the impact, Saizeriya will maintain current pricing for certain items, including fresh wine, lunch sets, and morning-exclusive menus. The company stated that it can no longer absorb rising ingredient costs and supply shortages through internal efforts alone.
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesSaizeriya to implement price increases starting October 29
Saizeriya will raise menu prices by an average of 6% starting October 29 due to rising ingredient and energy costs, with the ‘Milano-style Doria’ increasing to 320 yen.
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[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesSaizeriya announces first major price hike since 1999
Saizeriya is implementing its first major price hike since 1999, averaging 6% across most menu items, while maintaining low prices on select staples to manage rising costs.
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