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Edo Japan

Edo Japan expands across Canada as franchisee reinvestment drives growth and multi-unit ownership

Founded in Calgary, the quick‑service restaurant brand specializing in Japanese‑style cuisine is nearing 220 locations nationwide, with approximately 70 per cent of franchisees committed to multi‑unit ownership.

Edo Japan Accelerates Canadian Expansion to New Markets

Edo Japan grows across Canada with significant expansion in Ontario and Quebec, as a proudly Canadian brand modernizes menus, design and digital.

Edo Japan Re-Enters Quebec with Major Expansion Plans

Edo Japan re-enters Quebec with a Montreal Eaton Centre flagship and plans for 150+ new restaurants across the province.

Edo Japan: Calgary-Born QSR Brand Expands with Canada Proud Vision

Edo Japan’s Calgary roots and Canadian values guide its expansion as the brand grows across Canada and into the U.S.

Edo Japan’s Dave Minnett navigates economic challenges

Amid rising inflation, interest rates, and squeezed consumer budgets, Minnett credits the chain’s sustained growth to its commitment to offering high-quality, made-to-order meals at an affordable price. 

Edo Japan Accelerates Canadian Expansion with Bold Franchising Plans

Edo Japan embarks on a rapid expansion strategy, aiming for over 600 locations nationwide, with new franchising opportunities in Ontario, Quebec, and Atlantic Canada.

Anatomy of a Leader: Dave Minnett, CEO of Edo Japan

Minnett discusses how his education and early years at Molson led him into different business avenues before landing at Edo in 2016, where he's implementing change.

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Edo Japan Launches National Expansion

The quick service Japanese restaurant concept will expand into new provinces, after finding initial success in Western Canada.
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