Nasushiobara, Tochigi, Japan｜ガスト 西那須野店

It's a nice place to have relax, eat, drink and have fun with friends

It may be rude for a family restaurant, but the fried chicken was delicious. It's crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside.

In fact, it is one of the few gusts in the Kanto region that has not been crushed after corona and is confirmed to be a ★ ​​5. The atmosphere is good, the store is well organized, and the staff is perfect. There is also wifi and outlets behind the seats. In addition, it is very convenient because it is not crowded except on holidays. It was written that the hamburger was crumbly and not delicious, so I ordered exactly the same one I ordered at Gusto, Fukushima a week ago, and received it. You mean it's improved? The size of the egg was about half of the size of the Fukushima City Gusto, which was the minimum grade, but the taste was almost exactly the same as the Fukushima City Gusto. The Wi-Fi speed is about the same as an Internet cafe, and the one closer to the entrance/window side is a little stronger, but there isn't much of a difference. Was it 5 or 6 minutes to download a 120M file? There is no Wifi environment at the station and there is no Internet cafe, so the evaluation of Gusto here is even higher. What surprised me was that when it was 20 minutes before closing time, the clerk took the trouble to pour a bowl of soup into a new cup and bring it to me. This has never happened at the dozens of Gust Joyfuls I've been to. As for the quality of the store clerk, is it a feeling that Niigata & Fukushima & Ibaraki's good points are taken and divided by 3? The possibility of becoming emotional towards customers is relatively low, and he can control himself without losing his objective point of view (I can't write this review of the Niigata store). I wonder if the store clerk at Gusto in Tokyo is a little inferior. It was a little later than other gusts to come to clean up the dishes after eating, but that was also within the allowable range with a ``reasonable sense of distance'' and ``at your own pace''. Perhaps because it's a little far from the station and the atmosphere of the countryside surrounded by nature is valued, it's easy to get along and you can concentrate on your own time. This place surpasses Fukushima City, Tsuchiura, Ibaraki Prefecture, Chuo Ward, Niigata City, and various gusts in Tokyo by two or three steps. I can concentrate quite well, so on the contrary, I seriously think about "what should I do?" So far there are no problems at all, it's so perfect that I can't even notice it, but it boils down to this one point: "There's no use in Nishinasuno unless you live in Nishinasuno." I stopped by before an appointment. A 5-star gust that makes you want to come back again. How does it compare to other Gust Joyful in Tochigi Prefecture?