Restaurant chain revives beef-on-rice dish using Chinese meat

Restaurant chain revives beef-on-rice dish using Chinese meat

TOKYO, Japan - A woman enjoys a ''gyudon'' beef-on-rice dish at an outlet of Matsuya, Japan's second-largest restaurant chain serving the dish, in Tokyo's Shinjuku area on Oct. 13 as the chain resumed selling the popular menu item after a six-month hiatus. (Kyodo)

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