Hino, Tokyo, Japan｜Sukiya

A roadside store on the Kawasaki Kaido side. Kawasaki Kaido is currently being expanded, but this store does not seem to be having any trouble with business. Since this store is located on the roadside, there is also a drive-thru, so you can order and pick up your order while riding, but I have never used it. You can enjoy your favorite Sukiya beef bowl while riding in your car. I didn't think Sukiya was that cheap among restaurant chains that keep raising prices, but I didn't notice any noticeable price increases. Nowadays, I don't go to conveyor belt sushi restaurants anymore because I'm staring at the price. However, even if you go to Sukiya, it is still difficult to find the price compared to the home-cooked meals at Gyomu Super.

Sukiya staff is the best. Correspondence is smooth.

I came here because of the Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba campaign, and Sukiya is the most delicious beef bowl restaurant among the many. The second one is Matsuya, and I don't mind either Nakau or Yoshinoya. The store is often staffed by foreigners as part-time workers, but the cash register is mostly self-service, so it's not a problem. I can understand the language. There used to be a 7-Eleven diagonally across the street, but it moved, so it's a little lonely around, but it's a good store.