Shibuya City, Tokyo, Japan｜Shinpachi Shokudō Shibuya Meijidōri

There is a small tablet screen in front of the seat where you can order food. The food has photos and Japanese, English, Korean and Chinese subtitles to choose from. Foreign tourists can order food easily. The staple food, grilled fish, brings out the original flavor of the fish without too much seasoning. You can choose the amount of rice you want, such as less rice, regular food, or more rice, so you won't be able to finish it all.

We are open from early morning. Visited around 10:30, between breakfast and lunch. There are counter seats and table seats. Ordering is done using a tablet, and payment is self-administered. It's systematic, and there are about three staff members in the store. It probably depends on the time of day, but it probably reduces labor costs. I ordered a set meal of culturally dried mackerel. Beer is ¥150. It's not bad, although I don't like chain stores. I regret not going. The roadside store along Meiji Dori is recommended.

Fragrant grilled fish and delicious miso soup. You can also choose the amount of rice. Order by touch panel. Payment can be made after the meal using an automatic payment machine using a QR code. When you eat, the super dry raw is 150 yen (excluding tax). The foam is creamy and delicious. Personally, I find it calming that there is no background music in the store, and the staff members work solemnly without trying to create a staged atmosphere. The rotation is quick, so even if it's full, you'll be guided right away.