Koganei, Tokyo, Japan｜Denny's

It is located on the first floor of a bowling alley, and the private parking lot is underground, so it is not very convenient for cars, but there are 18 seats in the private corner of the store, so group reservations can be used, and smoking is completely separated. There is even a room, so I think that usability is by far the best among Denny's. The bicycle parking lot is on the left side of the entrance, and the coin parking is also on the left side. A good location 5-6 minutes from the station. There seems to be a fitness club on the top floor, so it can be said that it is a family restaurant that is easy to use for training and dinner meetings after bowling. Of course, the use of wi-fi is also perfect!

The parking lot is underground (be careful as there is another unaffiliated parking lot in front of you if you go from the station), so it's nice to be able to park there without getting wet even on rainy days. Vehicle height is compatible up to 2.1m. After all, Denny's menu is exciting, and the staff are kind. I was soothed by the bow tie uniform.

It's convenient that it's open 24 hours a day these days. The customer service of the clerk was also good. The kiwi sorbet was delicious despite being low in calories. Thankfully, Wi-Fi is available (7spot), so I can work on my PC, and I've been using it a lot lately to study for exams. Anyway, the cost performance is good so it's helpful. There are no other family restaurants in the area north of Musashi-Koganei Station, and it is one of the family restaurants that I hope will continue in the future. Smoking seats have been abolished since February 2020, but there is a separate smoking room next to the original smoking seat area, so it is also friendly to smokers. (However, it has not yet been determined how long smoking rooms will remain open.) *Added on 2020.02.18 Unfortunately, it seems that the smoking room will be removed by the end of March 2020 at the earliest. It is unclear whether it will be removed as early as early March. At checkout, I heard this from someone who appeared to be the store manager.