Named “Shi Ba Cha Shan” in Chinese, located on a hutong lane, and decorated in an unsophisticated orient style, it’s a surprise that the restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine. It’s not the highest quality vino, but by the time you’re halfway through with it, odds are you won’t care anymore.And the award for Japan’s tastiest chain goes to Otoya. It offers refunds to all its customers who had been unfortunate to eat their pizza during the 8-days period where the dough was used.In December 2014, a young woman in her 20s who was working for Saizeriya in the Kanto region in Japan committed suicide over the apparent sexual harassment that her deputy branch manager was levelling against her. Staff did not receive their pay for long periods and investigators also uncovered unpaid superannuation, long service leave and annual leave theWorrells previously found the company had been trading while insolvent since December 1, 2018.The $6.651million owed to employees will likely be paid out from the taxpayer-funded Fair Entitlements Guarantee scheme, but they will only receive it if they are eligible.

'However, it takes more than fantastic food and hospitality to make a restaurant group a success. At Woolloomooloo $21,000 was missing, whereas at Darling Harbour there was a whopping $935,000 shortfall. And it’s not just the Italian—the chef, Huang Yan, has studied intensively at the Rihga Royal Hotel in Japan, as well as at restaurants in France and Italy. Mexican restaurants are few and far between in Japan, even in Tokyo. The chain offers everything from deep-fried croquettes to healthy grilled fish, meaning you could eat there every day for a week, never ordering the same thing twice or having a bad meal. No. Hundreds of locations in Japan, as well as some branches in Guam, Saipan and Honolulu. Remainder of Italian restaurant chain Criniti's sold for $1million Helen Frost and Kelsey Wilkie For Daily Mail Australia. 2 Asahi, Yoshikawa City, Saitama Prefectureサイゼリヤ、1000店へ足場固め‐既存店、前期8年ぶり増収 - 日経流通新聞（2006年10月25日朝刊） More NSW outlets followed at Woolloomooloo Wharf, Kirrawee and Manly in Sydney, Wollongong, and Kotara in Newcastle.Criniti's spread interstate to Chermside in Brisbane, Cannington in Perth, and Southbank and Carlton in Melbourne.
Bringing you yesterday's news from Japan and Asia, today.In Japan, the common thinking is that if you want the absolute best-tasting food, you have to go to an independently run One of Japan’s most popular kaitenzushi (conveyer belt sushi) operators, Sushi Ro also has awesome Royal Host is part of what Japan calls the “family restaurant” segment, akin to Denny’s or Coco’s. 'It also requires smart management. Shōgaki then cut the prices by 70%, and the restaurant did so well that line… This Singapore love story set in the 90s shows you why you should never wait for tomorrow. Feel free to follow favy! “I think it has the best cost-performance of any family restaurant,” commented one fan.Ringer Hut’s unusual name seems to be a reference to the steeple featured in its logo and on many of its buildings.

The money was shared between 14 Criniti's businesses including six stores and holding companies Crinz Media and Criniti Holdings.Some of the companies went for as little as $25,000 in what hospitality broker and owner of Prosperality David Hobbs called 'beyond a fire sale', reports 'If a restaurant was 400 seats the revenue could easily be four to five million a year with an operating profit of $400,000 - $500,000,' Mr Hobbs said. Six Criniti's eateries were closed when the business went into administration on November 19, with debts of more than $16.5million.The chain's other seven restaurants shut on April 3, due to the coronavirus pandemic, having earlier switched to takeaway to comply with government restrictions. The missing cash disappeared between December 1, 2018 and November 18, 2019. Investigators calculated $4.5million was missing after discovering there was a disparity between money taken through store tills and what was banked. Watch it without crying: If you're traveling around Tokyo or Japan for a few weeks, eating out can get a little expensive sometimes. Some customers have complained the quality of food and service went down while prices continued to go up as the business expanded. In what has been described as 'beyond a fire sale,' Brunelli owner Raj Patel's bid of $1million including GST was the best offer. Originating in Nagasaki, the chain’s signature menu item is champon, a bowl of noodles with a generous portion of vegetables.While you’ll find more ramen restaurants than any other kind of noodle joint in Japan, udon can be a lighter and healthier option that’s no less delicious. In December 2003, the first oversea stores opened in Shanghai, and the expansion continues until today.In 2008, Saizeriya was in the limelight for the wrong reasons when it was found that they were serving pizza with melamine-tainted dough bought from China. Fast food restaurants are popular around the world for quickly dishing out meals for a great value. Bookmark. The Crinitis opened their second eatery at Darling Harbour in 2009, the year Rima left the business. Reports from the company's liquidators, Worrells, revealed a $6.1million deal had been virtually done but was suddenly off the table after the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Mexican food. Even coffee shops might not be as cheap and Saizeriya is air-conditioned too!Besides Singapore, Saizeriya is also popular in Taiwan, China and Hongkong.

“The flavors aren’t subtle, but the food still has a high-class feel to it,” said one woman who made it her pick.Speaking of Coco’s, the American chain has a following in Japan, where in addition to Western-style fare it also serves Japanese favorites like katsu pork cutlets and curry. Japan is no exception to this, with many popular fast food chains lining the streets all over the country. Japan faces WW2 anniversary in shadow of coronavirus. So, visit the bigger, more popular outlets and you will have a better experience!