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Itsu, like many food businesses, is facing higher costs for ingredients and staff. When their expenses go up, they often have to increase the prices on their menu to cover these costs. This means you might notice your favourite sushi or noodle bowl costing a little more than it used to, as companies try to maintain their profit margins.
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