David Blecken
Nov 13, 2015

Shake Shack's recipe for success in Japan: Quality and experimentation

TOKYO - The Shake Shack brand made its debut in Japan today with the opening of a restaurant in Tokyo’s Meiji-Jingu Gaien park, aiming to appeal to increasingly quality- and health-conscious consumers in the fast-food space.

Customers queue outside Shake Shack in Tokyo's Gaienmae district (from Shake Shack's Instagram feed)

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