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＜Made In Japan＞
Japanese-Made Kitchen Equipment and Interior Decor Materials - Pioneering High-Quality Products and Direct Import. |
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The biggest challenge in running a barbecue restaurant is the malfunction of kitchen equipment.
Japanese-made equipment, while more expensive, has a lower failure rate, which is why many owners prefer them.
Successful and thriving restaurant owners have experience with quick return on investment; they understand the price difference in equipment and typically don't request discounts.
Quality always comes first.
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Many business owners who wish to purchase Japanese kitchen equipment, interior materials, and tableware have given up on this idea because they don't understand Japanese.
However, by choosing SGC, we have Japanese staff residing in Japan who can assist you with product discovery and procurement.
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We will make every effort to obtain the interior materials, equipment, and decorations needed to showcase the unique features of your establishment.
If we are unable to find them, we will promptly report to you and provide alternative solutions to avoid excessive waiting times.
Delaying the opening is quite risky, as it can result in additional expenses such as rent and unforeseen costs.
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| １ Redding City |
While my family was on a trip to Japan, I discovered a beautiful sake bottle at a Kyoto restaurant.
Thanks to SGC's assistance, we found a similar sake bottle, allowing us to create a satisfying decoration. |
| ２ Flushing City |
I wanted to use large plates made of Japanese Bizen-yaki pottery to serve dishes that are perfect for sharing with the whole family.
This has made cooking more enjoyable, and customers are also amazed by the colors of Bizen-yaki pottery. |
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