Which products are easiest to introduce across several restaurants?
Dorayaki, cotton cheesecake, selected Mochiai and Kurimu formats can be evaluated according to storage, service method, volume and destination.

Ochiai supports restaurant and ramen groups with recognisable products, concise flavour choices, professional formats and a direct conversation about service, storage and rollout.
Dorayaki offers three legible flavours—anko, chocolate and matcha—in an 85 g individual format. Cotton cheesecake contributes a light complete cake. Mochiai adds handmade mousse-filled colour, while Kurimu covers matcha, yuzu, black sesame, ogura and complementary frozen flavours.
A group can therefore create a concise permanent range, seasonal rotation or tasting format without presenting unrelated dessert concepts.
Before launch, the conversation covers service method, storage, preparation, case configuration, expected weekly volume and destination. Ochiai supplies the current technical and allergen information for the shortlisted references.
The team has developed B2B experience with restaurant operators and ramen groups including Grupo Dani García, Ramen Kagura, Ippudo and Takumi.
Ken Ochiai combines pastry training in Tokyo, five years of professional pastry work in Japan, production and team leadership at Pastisseria Takashi Ochiai, and international trade training. That combination shortens the distance between menu idea and production reality.
Dorayaki, cotton cheesecake, selected Mochiai and Kurimu formats can be evaluated according to storage, service method, volume and destination.
Yes. Share the concept, number of locations, service model and volume so the team can recommend a coherent shortlist.
Private-label or co-development options can be reviewed for suitable projects, subject to technical and commercial feasibility.
Tell us the channel, destination, product family and expected volume. We will prepare the most useful next commercial step.