Just had a brilliant market differentiation experience in Shinjuku: a high-end restaurant w/ "We are a safe, relaxing place for babies."
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Their reviews read like "This place is heaven on earth for having a lunch with other mothers. Everyone has a kid; no one minds yours."
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Sure enough, Lillian went exploring and visiting other tables and everyone was happy to say hiya, introduce their kids, and tolerate me.
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Simple market segmentation (not saying "No children, please") creates not just the usual restaurant value but added value (socialization).
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Food was also Tokyo standard (tasted great; Michelin star presentation; below $20 for lunch) but I'd go there if they served bread and water
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Oh yeah, in case you're in Tokyo: Kichiri Moris (キチリモリス) in Shinjuku. Details on Tabelog: http://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1304/A130401/13174169/dtlrvwlst/ …
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@fahdananta @noahmp Tabelog is the Japanese Yelp. My wife accompanied me to Chicago, used Yelp for first time. "It's an American tabelog!"
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