すき家 池袋西店Sukiya Ikebukuro West Branch
2 minutes on foot from Ikebukuro Station West Exit. Japan's largest Gyudon chain. Offering a wide variety of Gyudon, Curry, and Seafood bowls with prompt service. Also offering reasonably priced breakfast, great-value lunch sets, and kids' menus. Takeout is also popular. There are table seats inside, so it can be used by groups such as families with children or company colleagues. Japan's largest Gyudon chain, offering a wide variety of Gyudon, Curry, and Seafood with toppings.
- 2 Chome-39-11 Nishiikebukuro, Toshima City, Tokyo 171-0021, Japan
Today · 4 am–3 am
- Saturday: 4 am–3 am
- Sunday: 4 am–3 am
- Monday: 4 am–3 am
- Tuesday: 4 am–3 am
- Wednesday: 4 am–3 am
- Thursday: 4 am–3 am
- Friday: 4 am–3 am
- +81 120-498-007
- maps.sukiya.jp
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A great option if you’re looking for a quick, tasty, and affordable meal. I paid the equivalent of €7.86, which is excellent value for the portion size. The food was prepared very quickly and tasted good. I especially liked how convenient everything was, making it a great choice whether you’re in a hurry or just want a simple meal. You can either eat inside or order it to go, which is very convenient. While it wasn’t the best meal I had during my trip to Japan, the combination of price, speed, and quality makes it easy to recommend. If you’re looking for a fast and budget-friendly meal in Ikebukuro, Sukiya is definitely worth a visit.
View on GoogleStaff was super helpful and friendly. Greeting everyone with energy and happiness. The food was good, and it served hot and fast. Very conveniently located next to the Metropolitan hotel.
View on GoogleFood was okay. Affordable comfort meal in ikkebukuro. Ok recommended. Staff was friendly and quick.
View on GoogleAffordable place for a quick meal. Consistent quality and decent staff. We were there on a winter day too--a welcomed respite from the cold.
View on GoogleWe are having a meal now. Meal is kinda okay. But the service is really bad. We did a request for the foreigner waiter (the girl who wear glasses) in Japanese she understand what we said but still she is acting like she doesn't care about it. And replied in really bad way. I know Japan has really good customer service but these type of service may be harm the image of "Good service".
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