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Our Brands

Since opening its very first restaurant in 1970, Skylark Group has grown as a pioneer of family restaurants in Japan, developing and growing a variety of brands while meeting the ever-changing needs of its customers. Starting with our flagship brand Gusto, we operate a range of brands offering a diverse variety of cuisines, including Western, Chinese and Japanese food.

Gusto

ロゴ:ガスト

A family restaurant that caters to a wide range of customers and motivations. It emphasizes a sense of value for money, offering a diverse variety of genres, with a primary focus on Western cuisine.

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Bamiyan

ロゴ:バーミヤン

A Chinese restaurant where customers can enjoy a diverse array of menu selections ranging from gyoza dumplings, ramen noodles and fried rice dishes to authentic Chinese cuisine at affordable prices.

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SYABU-YO

ロゴ:しゃぶ葉

A shabu-shabu specialty restaurant offering delicious meat, fresh vegetables, and desserts in an all-you-can-eat format. Customers can enjoy shabu-shabu dining in many different ways, with an extensive array of sauces and condiments.

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Jonathan's

ロゴ:ジョナサン

Jonathan's restaurants offer high-quality menu items in various culinary genres, with a particular emphasis on carefully selected ingredients and healthy eating.

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Yumean

ロゴ:夢庵

A Japanese restaurant that can be used for a wide range of occasions, from everyday dining to celebratory dinners. Yumean develops a variety of menu items utilizing seasonal ingredients.

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Steak Gusto

ロゴ:ステーキガスト

Offers delicious steaks and hamburgers at great value for money, complete with a fully stocked salad bar.

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Karayoshi

ロゴ:から好し

Offers specialty fried chicken at affordable prices. Karayoshi has won consecutive Gold Awards in the Karaage Grand Prix competition.

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Musashinomori Coffee

ロゴ:むさしの森珈琲

A local community café, where customers can spend time in a space inspired by a highland resort motif. It is popular for its specialty coffee and pancakes. It also offers a substantial dining menu.

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Aiya

ロゴ:藍屋

A Japanese restaurant where customers can enjoy delicious authentic Japanese cuisine with a particular emphasis on ingredients and production areas, in a warm atmosphere with pleasant hospitality.

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Grazie Gardens

ロゴ:グラッチェガーデンズ

A reasonably-priced Italian restaurant that boasts an extensive variety of pasta and specialty pizza dishes. It offers an all-you-can-eat pizza menu.

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Totoyamichi

ロゴ:魚屋路(ととやみち)

A conveyor belt sushi restaurant where professional sushi chefs prepare sushi using fresh ingredients purchased daily from Toyosu Market.

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chawan

ロゴ:chawan

A Japanese-style café with a fun combination of main dishes and side dishes of various genres. It uses carefully selected ingredients for its menus, including rice and miso soup.

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La Ohana

ロゴ:ラ・オハナ

Offers a full menu ranging from authentic Hawaiian "loco" food to steaks, hamburgers and pancakes, with a store decor inspired by a luxury resort motif.

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Tonkaratei

ロゴ:とんから亭

A specialty store that specializes in tonkatsu (pork cutlet) made from aged chilled pork, prepared freshly in-store, and karaage (fried chicken).

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Yumean Shokudo

ロゴ:ゆめあん食堂

Casual Japanese restaurant with Kansai-style udon, tempura and various set menus.

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Miwami

ロゴ:三〇三(みわみ)

Offers seasonal Japanese cuisine that can be shared with the whole family, in a relaxing environment.

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Tohsai

            

 
A dim sum specialty restaurant where you can relax and enjoy authentic dim sum

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Hachiro Soba

 

With the concept of "Filling stomachs with great food," we offer soba noodles, rice bowls, braised meat on rice, and teppan yakiniku (grilled meat served on a sizzling plate)

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GRAND BUFFET

ロゴ:グランブッフェ

A comprehensive buffet where customers can enjoy over 60 diverse kinds of delicious dishes, such as deli and salad, European style cuisine, Italian, Chinese, Japanese side dishes and desserts.

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THE BUFFET TENSHIN-TENSHIN

ロゴ:ザ ブッフェ 點心甜心

A Taiwanese all-you-can-eat gourmet restaurant, where diners can enjoy authentic dim sum dishes, and the chef's specialty Taiwanese Xiaolongbao steamed buns; filled with special soup and steamed fresh with every order.

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POU POU TENSHIN THE BUFFET

A Taiwanese all-you-can-eat gourmet restaurant, where diners can enjoy authentic dim sum dishes, and the chef's specialty Taiwanese Xiaolongbao steamed buns; filled with special soup and steamed fresh with every order.

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BUFFET Ex Blue

ロゴ:ブッフェ エクスブルー

A comprehensive buffet where diners can enjoy Japanese, Western, Chinese and ethnic dishes as well as desserts in their own style, in a spacious dining space based around a chic blue decor.

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KUSHI-YO

ロゴ:くし葉

Fun and delicious freshly fried food! Diners can choose skewers of their favorite ingredients and fry them for themselves, and enjoy an endless range of delicious combinations in a buffet style, with an extensive variety of sauce options.

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PERTICA

An Italian specialty category that allows customers to enjoy a carefully selected “experience” menu in a restaurant space that resembles a resort hotel. The 12-meter-long Imperial Drink Bar features endless arrangements.

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Tomato and Onion

ロゴ:トマト&オニオン

A family restaurant where diners can enjoy a wide variety of dishes ranging from specialty hamburgers to Japanese cuisine, in a restaurant inspired by an American "house party" setting.

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Jyu-Jyu Karubi

ロゴ:じゅうじゅうカルビ

An all-you-can-eat yakiniku (Japanese-style Korean barbecue) specialty restaurant, with aged meats and a full range of side dishes.

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FLO Prestige

ロゴ:フロプレステージュ

A specialty dessert and delicatessen store with the concept of serving French cuisine that customers can enjoy at any time of the day, while preserving the authentic French "esprit."

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Sukesan Udon

Offering a wide variety of menu with more than 100 kinds of udon and rice bowls. Our udon characterized by its carefully crafted “broth” and “noodles” is a soul food of Kitakyushu area.

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Stories behind Brand Names

Gusto(Since 1992)

ロゴ:ガスト

'Gusto' in Spanish means 'to like' and 'to taste with joy'. We offer a casual home-like dining experience with great tasting food at affordable prices.

Bamiyan(Since 1986)

ロゴ:バーミヤン

The name comes from the ancient city of Bamiyan in Afghanistan. Bamiyan is a city that existed along the ancient silk road, a city where eastern and western culture merged. It was a trading hub and also a place where merchants stopped to rest after travelling from afar. Bamiyan restaurants aspire to become a place where people gather, rest and have a great time.

Jonathan's(Since 1980)

ロゴ:ジョナサン

Jonathan's has been inspired by the American coffee shop. The restaurant has been named after a popular boy's name in America with the aim of becoming a casual restaurant with a friendly atmosphere providing food and services at affordable prices.

Yumean(Since 1994)

ロゴ:夢庵

The restaurant was named after Ryu Keiichiro's novel "Ichimuan Furyuki". The main character in the novel is a man who was modern with a unique sense of beauty, who disliked catering to powerful or authoritative figures and always had an objective view of society. Yumean is an embodiment of this concept, a slightly fancy restaurant where people can dress up and have a unique experience at affordable prices.

Steak Gusto(Since 2010)

ロゴ:ステーキガスト

The restaurant concept is 'Casual Feast'. Named for serving delicious steak and hamburger dishes with a generous salad bar in a casual dining atmosphere like Gusto.

Grazie Gardens(Since 2001)

ロゴ:グラッチェガーデンズ

'Grazie' means 'Thank you' in Italian. Our logo comes from the 'G' in Grazie. We serve authentic pasta and pizza made to every order. We also have a variety of antipasto and salads using seasonal vegetables and produce, and serve all our dishes at affordable prices.

Aiya(Since 1983)

ロゴ:藍屋

'Ai' is the color indigo in Japanese, and the restaurant name comes from the Chinese proverb 'Although blue dye comes from the indigo plant、it is bluer than indigo' (meaning the student may outgrow the teacher). This name was chosen in the hope that Aiya will grow and exceed its 'teacher' - Skylark.

Totoyamichi(Since 1999)

ロゴ:魚屋路(ととやみち)

During the Edo era, fresh fish caught in the waters of Fukae, Hyogo was carried by merchants over the steep Rokko mountains to the Arima Onsen (Hotsprings). This path became known as the 'Totoyamichi' (fish merchant's path). Our restaurant was named after this path, where merchants worked hard to deliver fresh fish to guests staying at the onsen and also because it symbolizes our quest to search for fresh and great tasting food.