言われてみれば分かる2国下関長府のすき家 : Su ki ya Niku Shimonoseki Osaka Ten

When I visited Shimonoseki before, I noticed that Sukiya had opened along R2 in Chofu, but I wondered if it had already been restaurant, but it hadn't, so I stopped by this Sukiya 2 Country Shimonoseki Chofu branch for the first time in a while. There is a Bridgestone store across the street. There was nothing in particular I wanted to eat, so I looked at the drive-through menu and noticed something called Sweets sweets, and decided to buy that and a mini curry. Since I was there, I went inside the store and ordered. It was around 1:30pm on a Sunday, but it was almost full. [b: Curry Mini Bento (boxed lunch)] 3.0 points The container is the same as the regular curry Bento (boxed lunch), so the amount of rice seems to be small. However, it seems to have the standard amount. However, when I bought the curry a long time ago, it was a regular size and used the same meat as Gyudon (Beef bowl), but this mini had the ingredients finely chopped, and it was so soupy that you couldn't even tell there were any pieces of meat. It was also quite sour. [b: Almond tofu] 3.3 points It is usually 150 yen at Convenience stores, but the amount at Sukiya seems to be a little small. It's cheap at ¥120, so it might be good for a quick bite. I think there were four other flavors in total, including caramel pudding. The store's parking lot is a little large, and it seems that large vehicles can be parked at the back.