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Hirota-115 Takasaki, Hirosaki, Aomori 036-8091, Japan
kontakte telefon: +81 120-498-007
webseite: maps.sukiya.jp
größere karte und wegbeschreibungLatitude: 40.6103463, Longitude: 140.4989955
流れ星
::I went late at night, and there were quite a few customers. The food was delicious, just like any other restaurant. The clerk was also friendly. Since there was only one toilet, I felt it would have been better if it had been segregated for men and women for hygiene reasons.
後藤未来
::This is my first time at this store. However, not only the service but also the customer service of the employees is wonderful and interesting. Visited again on a different day. Akanishi was glared at by a male employee! teeth? It's unpleasant, the customer service is sloppy, and there's no way to say "thank you" after eating. I also work in the customer service industry, but I don't need employees with such terrible customer service.
Knights of Zero
::I placed an online order for takeout before the evening. For some reason, perhaps due to the time of day, there was only one female employee. When I arrived, I was still in the process of making my order, and when I looked inside, there was only one customer eating. I ordered online and went to pick it up a little after the take-out time, so why isn't it ready? What does it mean to order online? Is it simply unfamiliar? When I entered the store, I said I had placed an online order, but the person ignored me and asked me to wait for a while. Isn't there a ``Welcome'' message before that? Lately, I've noticed that there are many shops in the service industry that don't say "Welcome" as a greeting. Especially convenience stores. Is it because corporate education isn't becoming better, or is it because the world is becoming more lax? I digress, but that's what happened. As with fast food, the main selling point of ordering online is that there is no waiting time, so it makes no sense to make people wait. A little more corporate effort is required. I wonder if the employees at this time of day are crappy, or rather, it's probably the education staff who are neglecting their crappy behavior. It's because teachers are bad that they want to develop learners. If it's a chain store, the employees should work harder.
長谷川恵美
::The food is as delicious as any other Sukiya restaurant. The speed was fast and the customer service was generally satisfactory. However, when I asked the staff, ``I'd like you to put the toppings on the bowl instead of the plate,'' she said, ``Okay!'' But the toppings weren't on the bowl. Do you feel guilty for making a mistake? I looked at her with those eyes and felt really sick. Even when I had to ask for a refill of tea or to work at the cash register, I found it very unpleasant that the person had to ask someone else to come over even though they were free. I'll try it again next time I go! do your best! 💪
関清志
::I entered the store for lunch on February 18, 2024. I ordered the kimchi beef bowl and salad set. It's always delicious and you can't go wrong.