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    The founder of the company, Eikichi Matsuda (松田栄吉), was from the former town of Yoshino (吉野町) in Osaka Prefecture, and a belief predominates that Yoshino is the origin of the name. [3] In Japan, the nickname of the restaurant is yoshigyū (吉牛), which is an abbreviation of Yoshinoya no gyūdon (吉野家の牛丼, Yoshinoya's ...

  2. www.yoshinoyaamerica.com › our-storyOur Story - Yoshinoya

    • Hello. What Can We Cook For You?
    • Japanese-Inspired Recipes
    • Evolving with You
    • Pleasing Customers Worldwide

    Signature Gyūdon Beef Bowl®, irresistible Tokyo Fried Chicken or mouth-watering Teriyaki Chicken? We're on a mission to serve the fresh flavors you crave, inspired by our Japanese heritage and prepared specially for you.

    At Yoshinoya, Japanese-inspired cooking is the essence of our menu, and sharing that delicious experience with each of our customers is the mission of our company. From the time we opened our first restaurant in 1899 in Tokyo, Japan, we've been cooking our freshly prepared rice bowls to perfection, using quality ingredients, served at an affordable...

    As our customers' tastes have evolved, so have we. Our original menu, featuring our signature Gyūdon Beef Bowl®, has now grown to include more than 20 mouth-watering bowls. And we're always introducing exciting new choices. We're keeping our look fresh too: many of our locations have been remodeled, and we're opening new ones to keep up with your r...

    Today, there are more than 2,000 Yoshinoya locations worldwide, serving more than 500,000 delicious bowls daily. And it's all thanks to our loyal customers who keep coming back for more.

  3. Apr 5, 2024 · In the late 1800s, Eikichi Matsuda finally coined the name “gyudon.” Matsuda was the owner of Japan’s most famous Tokyo-based beef bowl chain, Yoshinoya. If you want to make gyudon just like they do at Yoshinoya, I have a recipe here. Ingredients for Japanese Beef Bowl. Gyudon in Japan is a quick, tasty meal that is also budget-friendly.

  4. Jan 19, 2024 · Instructions. Grab the thinly sliced beef and use a sharp knife to cut it in half if the slices are overly large. Trim the stem and root ends off of the onion and peel off the dry outer layers. Cut the onion in half, through the poles of the onion, and then thinly slice the onion.

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  5. Jul 20, 2023 · The Yoshinoya beef bowl, the cornerstone of the menu, is a culinary masterpiece in its own right. Steaming rice is topped with generous portions of tender beef, drizzled with the signature sauce, and garnished with onions and pickled ginger. The combination of flavors and textures creates an explosion of taste that leaves diners craving more.

  6. YOSHINOYA – Japan’s Famous Gyudon! It was in year 1899 when Yoshinoya was founded by Mr. Eikichi Matsuda and named it after his birthplace, Yoshino-Cho, Osaka. The story began in a humble fish market located in Tokyo, Japan where he created the delicious recipe of a hundred-year old beef bowl or also known as the Gyudon (rice + beef).

  7. History and Pride of Yoshinoya. Yoshinoya (𠮷野家) is the first and the largest chain of gyudon (beef bowl) restaurant with over 3000 outlets around the world. Founded by Mr Eikichi Matsuda, Yoshinoya is named after his hometown, Yoshino-Cho, Osaka. The kanji 吉 (yoshi) means “luck” in Japanese, the kanji 野 (no) means “field ...