2026.5.21 Used for lunch There's an eat-in space, but I bought takeout Above all, you can quickly buy cheap, delicious bento Not just the bento, the side dishes are delicious too There are 3 self-checkout machines, so even during the busy lunch hour, checkout goes smoothly Thank you

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There are extremely few lunch spots around Keio-tamagawa Station, so with its eat-in space, it's a huge help for lunch refugees in the area! Besides the bento, it's fun to figure out combinations of the individually sold side dishes. (onigiri + ham katsu + tonjiru, etc.) The staff are nice too, working briskly with smiles.

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I needed 17 bento, so I headed here. I ordered by phone and said I'd come pay right away. Since it was just after 11 a.m., their peak time, and I asked for lots of different kinds, they said it would take a while. At the shop, the usual system is to take a bento card and pay the barcode at the self-checkout, but since I'd reserved by phone, the staff had me pay at a register they'd already prepared. After waiting 15 to 20 minutes, I was handed piping hot bento. I was in a hurry, so I'm grateful for the staff's help. There's an eat-in space too, and it's a popular shop that gets very crowded at lunchtime, so it's a good idea to use the app etc. to cut down your wait!

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Before, if you ate in, you had to tell the staff verbally and then pay, and on top of that the self-checkout was weirdly split into cash and cashless, and you had to hold the card reader in your hand, a terrible self-checkout. But when I went again after a long time, it had been improved!

Used delivery. Depending on the time, you may have to wait quite a while. I recommend actively letting them know you're waiting.