Domino's Pizza to close 172 outlets in Japan
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Domino's Pizza to close 172 outlets in Japan
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Re: Domino's Pizza to close 172 outlets in Japan
#2This is a nothingburger. (Nothingpizza?)
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#5There are other pizzerias that serve my location, but prices would go up if competition disappears.
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#6Fingers crossed the branch near me doesn't close. There are other pizzerias that serve my location, but prices would go up if competition disappears.
Re: Domino's Pizza to close 172 outlets in Japan
#7Ghost Kitchens have come full circle at this point, and many eateries with independent delivery can't maintain it.
Delivery customers today are asking why maintain a separate account, app, and loyalty to the one, when even the custom apps proliferate.
Re: Domino's Pizza to close 172 outlets in Japan
#8172 locations out of ~1,000 in Japan, many of which were opened during the pandemic to handle increased delivery demand. This is a nothingburger. (Nothingpizza?)
Re: Domino's Pizza to close 172 outlets in Japan
#9Good riddance - it's garbage "pizza" constitutes a poor choice in Japan where good food is everywhere
It's much better than Domino's in the US if you are commenting on Domino's in general.
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#10Good riddance - it's garbage "pizza" constitutes a poor choice in Japan where good food is everywhere
It's just as good as Pizza LA for way less money and basically equal to Pizza Hut. The options for pizza are actually pretty limiting, even in Tokyo, if you're sick of Italian style pizza. From memory you've basically got Devil Craft, Pizza Slice, and PizzaKaya, although there may be some newer places with Detroit pizza getting more popular It's much better than Domino's in the US if you are commenting on Domino's in…
It likely has nothing to do with production but rather with sourcing - shitty components are not readily available in Japan as they are in the US.