Musashino, Tokyo, Japan｜Matsuya

Very affordable food which includes a nice Miso soup

After taking your seat, you order on the touch panel and pay at the self-checkout, so there are no group order consultations that you often see at ticket vending machines, or overtime due to incorrect orders. There is no opportunity loss. It should be implemented in all stores. This is true in all industries that use ticket vending machines, but there are some callous people who operate the ticket vending machines with a large number of people and are unaware that they are blocking the ticket vending machines on both sides. The Mitaka store is located in the head office building, so I would like to inform you that it would be better to increase the distance between stores that use ticket vending machines. I think that if you use only cashless instead of touch panels, you can eliminate the monsters that get involved with clerks who are allergic to touch panels. Inside the store, there are staff to guide you through touch panel operations, etc., and the store is better maintained and cleaner than other stores with ticket vending machines and self-service. (I think the ticket vending machines and self-service stores are doing their best, but I think it's difficult for them to clean them perfectly in terms of staff.) The food served remains the same, but there are other positive aspects that make it even more delicious. I would like to use it again in the future. The photo is of the breakfast menu "Tokucho Komori Beef Meshi Pork Soup Set." It's my favorite. I think 490 yen is cheap.

The gyudon restaurant Matsuya and Tonkatsu Matsunoya are mixed on the map, but they are different restaurants. It's not even connected inside. Both are shops participating in Matsuya Foods. Since the head office is on top of this building, I feel that there is an antenna shop-like menu. I think that it is a good shop because it is delicious and has a large amount.