Michael OrnelasHost
Grayson Alamango ShapiroGuest
Official company materials say Tomo Takahashi opened the first Jinya in Tokyo in 2000 to revive his father's dream of delicious food at a reasonable price accessible to all, and later brought the brand to California.
I, I think so many people wanna come to Hollywood for things that are not movie-related.

There's a location in Beverly Hills, and the guy who goes by Mr. Chow, who, who opened the place-

... is an artist, and he was like, he had small roles in early movies in like the '60s and '70s and stuff.

And his whole thing was like, "I wanna be in with like the, the pool of Hollywood celebrities."

And so it's an okay restaurant where like the thing about them is that they are expensive.
You know, you have relatives from out of town and people in general, like Mr. Chow I'm sure, who come to Hollywood and they go, "Ah, Hollywood from the movies.
Hollywood, the pictures." And then you, if you go to actual Hollywood and the Walk of Fame, it's like, it's a bathroom.

Official company materials say Tomo Takahashi opened the first Jinya in Tokyo in 2000 to revive his father's dream of delicious food at a reasonable price accessible to all, and later brought the brand to California.
I, I think so many people wanna come to Hollywood for things that are not movie-related.

There's a location in Beverly Hills, and the guy who goes by Mr. Chow, who, who opened the place-

... is an artist, and he was like, he had small roles in early movies in like the '60s and '70s and stuff.

And his whole thing was like, "I wanna be in with like the, the pool of Hollywood celebrities."

And so it's an okay restaurant where like the thing about them is that they are expensive.
You know, you have relatives from out of town and people in general, like Mr. Chow I'm sure, who come to Hollywood and they go, "Ah, Hollywood from the movies.
Hollywood, the pictures." And then you, if you go to actual Hollywood and the Walk of Fame, it's like, it's a bathroom.
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