Whippany, NJ (demolished, now site of a CVS) White Plains, NY Willow Grove, PA (later Boston Sea Party, directly adjacent to Pennsylvania Turnpike interchange, formerly Exit 27, now Exit 343. Demolished, now site of Courtyard by Marriott Woodmere, OH (rail car on Orange Place, which runs parallel to I-271. Restaurant and car no longer there) Woodland Hills, CA (later became "Bonkers" then eventually demolished) Yonkers, NY, (boxcars are offices for a Sanitation Company. As of 2018, it appears to be demolished). Worldwide Locations Montreal, Quebec, Canada (demolished) Malaysia Tokyo, Japan (still running under the name Victoria Station) Toronto, Ontario, Canada (demolished) Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (now closed) Yokohama, Japan (now closed) Osaka, Japan (now closed) Kobe, Japan (named "Central Station" which was Victoria Station's chain, now closed) Paris, France Sapporo, Japan- complete with Big Boy statues International In 1979, Daiei and Wendy's International formed a joint company called Wenco Japan Inc. that operated Victoria Station franchise steak houses and Wendy's fast-food restaurants in Japan. In 2002, Daiei sold Wenco Japan, which included the Victoria Station franchised restaurants, to Zensho for 4.60 billion yen. The brand continues to be operated in Japan under the Zensho firm. See also List of steakhouses Pacific Dining Car References Further reading Victoria Station is still working on its restructuring. March 19, 1986 - Los Angeles Times (re: Victoria Station at Larkspur Landing in California). External links Prime Rib and Boxcars: Whatever Happened to Victoria Station? history of the chain (). 1981 newspaper ad for the Seattle Victoria Station location. Zensho's Victoria Station website (in Japanese) Regional restaurant chains in the United States Defunct restaurant chains in the United States Steakhouses in the United States Companies that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 1986 Railway-themed restaurants