Georgian Restaurant Ajika in Tokyo Plans to Open a Second Location Within a Year
Ajika, a Georgian restaurant in Tokyo, plans to open a second location within the next year, BMG reports, citing a co-founder. The size of the investment has not been disclosed.
The 46-seat restaurant opened in September 2025 in the Kagurazaka district and, according to the co-founder, has exceeded expectations. He says Japanese guests make up 85-90% of visitors.
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