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Anna Miller's takes its pies and iconic uniforms to China
BY RYOSUKE YAMAMOTO STAFF WRITER
2012/12/06
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A waitress in an original uniform serves pie at Takanawa Anna Miller's in Tokyo's Minato Ward, the last remaining Anna Miller's restaurant in Japan. (Mari Endo)
Though struggling in Japan, the Anna Miller's restaurant chain hopes its hearty pies--and iconic waitresses' uniforms--will win over Chinese diners.
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