Tokyo is getting a branch of famous Los Angeles hot dog chain Pink’s with Japan-exclusive items
87-year-old hot dog chain is going to learn some new tricks. It’s been about a year since Los Angeles’ iconic Randy’s Donuts opened its first branch in Japan, and as much as we love the place, even we have to admit that eating donuts every day for breakfast, lunch, and dinner probably wouldn’t be a […]
After a year since Los Angeles' iconic Randy’s Donuts opened its first branch in Japan, another famous hot dog chain, Pink’s, is set to make its debut in the country with Japan-exclusive offerings. Paul and Betty Pink, the founders of Pink’s Hot Dogs, began their journey in 1939 with a push cart in the streets of L.A., eventually expanding to eight locations in California and two in Nevada.
Their partnership with Japanese restaurant management and consulting firm Sunpark aims to bring Pink’s to Tokyo by the end of this year. While the specific menu details are yet to be disclosed, the chain's extensive variety of toppings, such as chili, cheese, bacon, jalapenos, and onion rings, is expected to be available. Additionally, the Japan branch will offer hamburgers, desserts, and other side items, along with unique dishes tailored to local preferences.
Although the exact location for Pink’s Tokyo remains undisclosed, the company plans to establish 30 branches across the country by the end of 2030.
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