Koriyama, Fukushima, Japan｜Yoshinoya

When I searched for ``Sukiya'' on Google Navi, it came up, so I headed over excitedly thinking, ``Sukiya was opening near my house,'' and entered the store, disappointed, saying, ``It's Yoshinoya.'' (I'm hungry and don't have the energy to move anymore...) I want to tell Google Navi. Yoshinoya and Sukiya are two different stores. . . I entered the store and was surprised by the ordering style at the counter (kind of like McDonald's) and cafe-like interior, but I ordered the beef plate set meal (635 yen). (Immediately after entering the store, I was like, ``Where am I?'') The beef plate set meal is highly recommended. It comes with miso soup and an egg, and you get unlimited refills of rice. This is more economical than gyudon! I love adding lots of ginger and shichimi chili pepper to rice, making it mazemaze, and making it into mixed rice. It's really delicious, so I recommend it. It feels like Inari shrine, and you can eat it refreshingly. The good thing about Yoshinoya's gyudon (beef dish) is that each piece of beef is large. It's more expensive than before, but it's a completely understandable price increase. Sukiyaki is a place where you can eat at a reasonable price, and you can't compare it to other gyudon chains. I felt Yoshinoya's corporate efforts and extraordinary determination. For some reason, it reminded me of the excitement I felt when I first ate it at Yoshinoya in front of Koriyama Station 30 years ago when I was a junior high school student. Thank you Yoshinoya-san. Finally, thank you, Google Navi. I had a really fun meal and I'm very satisfied!!!

It had been renovated and was very beautiful. Takeout is now a touch panel, and drinking water is self-serve, which makes things a lot easier. The new menu was delicious! When eating at a restaurant, I now have to pay at the register first and wait.

Mr. Yoshinoya, please stop displaying the campaign price tax-excluded 🫷 I thought it was 800 yen for 2 pieces.