Miyoshi, Saitama, Japan｜Starbucks Coffee - Miyoshi Parking Area (Outbound)

Starbucks Coffee Kanetsu Expressway (down) Miyoshi PA store This is the first building after entering PA. The shop is small The building was built for Starbucks Coffee and is separate from the PA building. There was no drive-thru like at Starbucks coffee in the suburbs. Business hours are 7-22 Miyoshi PA (inbound) can enter the parking lot for customers from the general road. Miyoshi PA (outbound) where Starbucks Coffee is located cannot be used from general roads at the moment. The Starbucks coffee store has a simple entrance with no lock or security at the back of the store building, which is directly connected to the public road and employee parking lot. The entrance from the back of the store to the public road and employee parking lot is a simple entrance (although it says trespassing is prohibited), so it seemed easy to use if you were walking from the public road (there seemed to be no place to park). The employee parking lot behind the shrubbery behind Starbucks Coffee was full of cars. *Currently, about half of the SA and PA on expressways nationwide are accessible from general roads and are active as local stores. (Outbound) is not available from the general road.It seems that the employee parking lot behind Miyoshi PA, which is accessed from the general road, cannot accommodate the employees' cars, so they are parked in double rows without any gaps. I thought it was because there was no parking space, so even if customers came from the public road, they wouldn't be able to park.

20191028 Bike touring with co-workers. We met here at Miyoshi. I ate soba, and it was nice to be able to eat it for about 500 yen. These days, everything has become an amusement park and everything you do becomes expensive, but old-fashioned service areas like this are a great help. After we ate, no one was waiting for us, so we had tea at Starbucks. It was about 350 yen for a tall coffee, but I felt like I could have eaten soba for another 100 yen. This is a place to take a break, so I would like it to be a space where people can stop by more easily. In that sense, coffee from a convenience store is sufficient.

I used it in today's hot coffee and chocolate cookie pairing. I placed an order and asked for a passport sticker on short notice, and the staff was very responsive. It's not a large store, but it was a nice store, including the outside layout.