Suginami City, Tokyo, Japan｜Denny's Nishiogikita

It's in my neighborhood, but I used it on New Year's Eve to be alone and think. A female staff member said to the person who was leaving the house, ``Wishing you a Happy New Year,'' but it wasn't in a manual way, but more like a friendly greeting to a neighbor you know a little bit. It felt so good. I felt very fulfilled as I saw many of their words and actions overflowing with kindness and consideration. It's strange and that kind of thing comes across. I told someone who didn't know that the parking ticket would be free, telling them, ``You can make it now,'' and I found out that my drink bar wasn't open at the last minute, but had changed to the regular price while we were talking. I was impressed by how the store clerk noticed and gave me a morning price, even if I didn't have to worry about it. I'm grateful that the store is open at the end of the year, and although it was a short time, I had a great time. thank you. Happy New Year to everyone at Denny's.

The inside of the restaurant is quiet and the tables are spacious. The staff always welcome you in a nice atmosphere.

A family restaurant where you can park your car near Nishi-Ogikubo Station! The location is good as it is less than 10 minutes walk from the station. There is a 7-Eleven on the first floor and a Denny's on the second floor. There is an elevator so you can bring your children. As expected from a family restaurant! ︎ I used this in the morning! The morning set includes toast and all-you-can-drink drinks for just 400 yen, which is very reasonable! Many people were studying or working, so the seats were nearly full from the morning. As a precaution against the coronavirus, water and towels are self-service.