Ringer Hut

Ringer Hut

Ringer Hut is a popular Japanese restaurant chain that specializes in Nagasaki Champon and Sara Udon. The company was established in 1962 in Nagasaki, Japan. It has since expanded its operations to include over 750 locations in Japan and overseas.

History

Ringer Hut was founded by Takayuki Yamamura in 1962. The restaurant was named after the Dutch word "ringer," which means "ring" in English, and "hut," which means "small house." The name was chosen to reflect the restaurant's commitment to creating a warm and welcoming dining environment.

Menu

Ringer Hut's menu features a variety of dishes, but the restaurant is best known for its Nagasaki Champon and Sara Udon. Nagasaki Champon is a noodle dish that is typically served in a rich pork broth with a variety of vegetables and seafood. Sara Udon, on the other hand, is a dish that features crispy noodles topped with a thick sauce and a variety of ingredients.

Expansion

Ringer Hut began expanding its operations in the 1980s. The company opened its first overseas location in San Jose, California in 1988. Since then, Ringer Hut has continued to expand its operations, with locations in countries such as Thailand, Indonesia, and Taiwan.

Corporate Social Responsibility

Ringer Hut is committed to corporate social responsibility. The company has implemented a number of initiatives to reduce its environmental impact, including the use of eco-friendly packaging and the promotion of sustainable seafood.

See Also

• List of Japanese restaurants
• Nagasaki Champon
• Sara Udon

References

• Ringer Hut Co., Ltd. (n.d.). Company Profile. Retrieved from http://www.ringerhut.co.jp/english/
• Ringer Hut Co., Ltd. (n.d.). Menu. Retrieved from http://www.ringerhut.co.jp/menu/
• Ringer Hut Co., Ltd. (n.d.). Corporate Social Responsibility. Retrieved from http://www.ringerhut.co.jp/csr/

External Links

• Official Website