Hino, Tokyo, Japan｜Matsuya

Great place for a quick meal! Always open, food is good and not expensive.

Lately, I've been coming here every day to eat Asada, and Ms. S, a female employee who is in charge of the operation. She had a wonderful smile and was very charming. The employees are nicer than the Keihachi store. I guess it depends on the time of day for the employees. When I see a beautiful female employee in the morning, I wake up.

When I went to Matsuya's morning set meal, the curry shop next to it was a curry shop and a tonkatsu shop, and the tonkatsu morning meal (morning profit loin cutlet set meal) was miso soup and a small bowl of choice for one coin, so I ate tonkatsu from morning. I lose to Tonkatsu chain Kazuyuki, but this quality at this price, is Matsunoya okay? Luxury that makes you worry. (You can choose a small bowl for miso soup, aji nori, potato salad with cabbage, self-serve hot/cold green tea with water, lukewarm water for taking medicine, and I personally like yuzu dressing) Matsuya's Free Wi-Fi is also relatively convenient (oh, but maybe it's just picking up the signal from Matsuya next door) I arrived a little before 11:00 and stayed until after 12:00, but there weren't many people and I was able to relax. Is it difficult for people to enter because it is not overhanging outside the menu? For the time being, it's pretty empty until noon. By the way, I ate cutlet curry when it was curry only, but I usually choose medium spicy for curry retort and curry roux, so it was more spicy than I expected. If you want to eat Japanese-style curry, come here, and if you want to eat Indian-style spicy curry, go to Aeon's food court. Oh, I'm an elderly person and I don't know how to operate the touch panel for issuing food tickets, so I've seen the Matsuya shop next door calling the store clerk, so the touch panel at Matsuya may be a little difficult to understand. For elderly people, it might be good to be able to read the menu table on paper and make an order by voice input (〇〇 set meal) or by reading the barcode of the menu.