Denny's Minamiosawa - Hachioji

I think it's okay to feel calm inside the store.

The parking lot is easy to enter and the inside is spacious, the taste is Denny's itself, it is a restaurant that you will want to use a little if it is nearby (⌒ ▽ ⌒)

It's been a long time since I visited. The reason why I didn't come was because the restaurant was boring due to the unusual simplification of the menu. But when I came here for the first time in a long time, I was happy that the menu increased and the fun of choosing was revived. That's the reason, of course. I think those who understand will understand. It's just because he's gone.

I like Denny's, so I'll go here as well. There are some clerk who are not so good at times, but basically there are many clerk who are polite. It's a small shop, but it's comfortable because it's spaced apart.

Calm Denny's. It is an environment where it is easy to work. I feel that the sound of music is a little loud. I think the customer service of employees is good. The coffee machine is also up to date. In 1973, Ito-Yokado signed a technical assistance contract with Denny's, a major restaurant in the United States, and established Denny's Japan Co., Ltd. Masatoshi Ito, the founder of Ito-Yokado, was appointed as the first president [1]. In 1974, Denny's Japan opened its first store on the first floor of the Ito Yorkado Kamiooka store in Yokohama, Kanagawa (see below). A store where you can easily bring recipes and cooking utensils from Denny's in the United States to Japan, and easily use Western-style menus such as clubhouse sandwiches, omelets, chili, and French toast, as well as authentic American menus such as steaks and hamburgers. I made up. After that, like its competitors, it continued to open stores mainly in suburban roadside stores, and opened about 20 new stores a year during the golden age of family restaurants in the 1980s. From its founding to the mid-1980s, the menu at Denny's Japan stores was similar to Denny's in the United States. This is because it was difficult to add an original arrangement due to the contract with Denny's in the United States. By purchasing the trademark right from Denny's in the United States in 1984 [2], Denny's Japan was able to freely use the Denny's trademark in Japan (for this reason, the logo mark remains the same as the design at that time. Different from the current Denny's logo in the United States). Since then, the company's stores have focused on their own menus, and now there are no menus that are common to the original American menu. In particular, since the absorption of Famille in 1994, the Japanese food department such as noodles, rice bowls, and Japanese-style dishes has been enriched, forming the core of the menu along with Western-style dishes arranged for Japanese people. In 1994, after the collapse of the bubble economy, it took over a suburban restaurant store from Famil Co., Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Ito-Yokado, and renovated it into a Denny's store. In the Ito-Yokado Group, the operation of roadside restaurants was centralized in Denny's Japan, and Famil specialized in the contract food business such as restaurants in Ito-Yokado stores and employee cafeterias. On September 1, 2005, Denny's Japan established a holding company, Seven & i Holdings, Inc. through a stock transfer in collaboration with Ito-Yokado and Seven-Eleven Japan, and became a wholly owned subsidiary of the company. Seven & i Holdings Co., Ltd. established Seven & i Food Systems Co., Ltd. on January 10, 2007, and on March 1, 2007, Denny's Japan Famiel York Bussan Co., Ltd. (Operates a fast food restaurant "Poppo" in the Ito-Yokado store) 3 companies have become wholly owned subsidiaries of the new company. On September 1, 2007, Seven & i Food Systems merged with Denny's Japan. As a result, Denny's has become one of the store brands of Seven & i Food Systems. According to the Seven & i Group's three-year medium-term management plan, it has become clear that about 130 unprofitable stores (about 20% of all stores) will be closed in the three years from FY2008. It was said that conversion to Seven-Eleven would be considered for some of the closed store ruins [3], but in reality, the number was quite small, and emerging groups such as United & Collective and Bronco Billy opened the restaurant instead. Has been seen. In December 2018, the luxury-oriented "Denny's Diner Yakumo Prestige" was opened in Meguro-ku [4], and in April 2019, "Grand Diner Hatagaya Prestige" was opened in Shibuya-ku [5]. Source: Free encyclopedia "Wikipedia"

The customer service was very polite and I felt comfortable and was able to eat comfortably. Perhaps it's a popular restaurant, it's a great success with no seats available at lunch on Sundays (laughs). Corona measures are also perfect. The restroom was also beautiful. When the seats opened, I quickly cleaned up and guided the next customer, which was good for speed.