Satte, Saitama, Japan｜Yayoiken

We went to eat on a weekday night. When you enter the entrance, a touch panel will guide you to your table. You can also order from the menu using the touch panel. There is a serving robot. I am grateful that the employees are kind enough to teach me the details. The food is consistently delicious and you won't get tired of it. Gacha coins are included in the kids menu. Refills of rice (white rice) are free.

Shiny eaves that are new After all, the rice is freshly cooked, delicious, and you can eat as many refills as you want, which is a great service for picky eaters. The menu is extremely rich, and the most popular is the Yayoi Zen, which bears the restaurant's name and includes several small side dishes. It is barrier-free, has two high-performance ticket vending machines that accept card payments and cashless payments, and the menu is easy to read and very convenient. Even in the provision of food, automatic serving robots move around, making it high-tech and simple to operate, leading to cost cutting, which also seems to be correlated with the low price range. The quality of the staff's service is also impressive. Users of all ages, men and women, and people with physical disabilities were also using the service. I am impressed by the company's attitude of not cutting corners in every detail.

We went with 4 people. I have a limited cold soup set meal, one has a grilled salmon set meal, and two have atka mackerel set meals. I got a little bit of fish, but it was fluffy, fatty and delicious. Cold soup was also delicious. All-you-can-eat rice and dashi soup are self-serve. The bonito stock was effective and it was delicious. I tried eating it over rice, but I wonder if the way I eat is right. How do you eat dashi soup? When you enter, the machine will guide you to your seat, the tablet will take your order, and the robot will bring it to you. The clerk was the clerk. There is no one to work, so there will be demand for serving robots from now on.