Saizeriya announced its first full-scale price increases since listing, with prices for more than 80% of its products rising by an average of 6% from the 29th. Milan-style doria will change from ¥300 to ¥320, while prices at 24 stores in central Tokyo will rise by an average of 10%.
Saizeriya, which operates Italian restaurants, announced on the 14th that it will raise prices by an average of 6% on more than 80% of its products from the 29th, citing soaring raw material costs. This will be the company's first full-scale price increase since its listing in 1999.
Representative price changes include Milan-style doria, which will change from ¥300 to ¥320 including tax, carbonara from ¥500 to ¥530, and ¥400 menu items to ¥420–¥430. Prices at a total of 24 stores in central Tokyo and near leisure facilities will rise by an average of 10%. However, prices for some items, including menus available only during breakfast and lunch hours and fresh wine, will remain unchanged.
Beer, meanwhile, will be reduced by ¥10 from ¥400. Overall, the company's price revisions are expected to raise prices for approximately 80% of its products.
The article is based on a report published in the Yomiuri Shimbun on the same day, and the company has been widely reported as implementing its first large-scale price increase since listing.