Saka, Hiroshima, Japan｜Yayoiken

Very reasonable prices for gourmet quality foods. Free tea, water and rice to refill.

Private shops are closed after 3:00 pm, when the rest time is dark. A safe haven for lunch refugeesFranchisor don't underestimate Yayoi eaves First attempt to order katsudon A satisfying afternoon that I thought was as good as the famous restaurants in Hiroshima Thank you for your meal

Don't be silly. Although there is a ticket system, there is no doorbell on the table, and no one will notice you if you are waiting (sorry for being a nuisance). The staff is also in a place where I can't see them, so I have to go out of my way to show my face in the kitchen. I apologized for not leaving the doorbell and took my food ticket with me, but a young part-time worker didn't even smile and simply said, ``I'm sorry,'' and in the end, the doorbell was never left and I ran off to the kitchen. I said. I don't expect a high level of customer service from a part-time job at a chain store, and I worked part-time in the same service industry when I was a student, so I want them to enjoy their work, but I still felt uncomfortable overall. Even though it's cheap and delicious, it's a little difficult to come by. I would like the food ticket system to be easier to understand. It's okay to use the minimum level of service, but there are limits. The shortcomings of fast food restaurants are clearly visible. The criteria for consumers when choosing a store is not ``cost performance'' but ``service.'' I gave it 5 stars because I hope that Yayoiken will become the best store in Japan and that people will want to come back again. see you.