Fresta Gion-ten - Hiroshima

The store size is small, but depending on the time of day, it's good to be able to relax. There was a flag for the d-appli. Good news for cashless fans. Hopefully future plans will heal 4 stars ? Plarail ?

It seems that a parking lot has been added recently. That's good, but around this time when the neighboring Youme Town was temporarily closed for renewal and started to reopen at a temporary store ... I know that there will be more people, but when I go in the evening, there are almost no side dishes. However, there were many customers, and I felt that it was obviously not enough. Anyway, the most incomprehensible thing is the mistake of sticking the price sticker. It was chicken cutlet, but there were some .... The sticker with the product name and price was the chicken cutlet curry even though it was chicken cutlet. The price is also higher than chicken katsu. Isn't this bad? I felt that. I feel that it is very rare. Also, there are many times when I think it's better to teach newcomers how to put products in the basket. Why put it diagonally ...! There is something like that. Like putting an egg underneath. Of course there are good people, though. Well, not only the Fresta here, but every Fresta, but it's cold anyway! from long ago! Even though it's April, it's as cool as midsummer, and even though it's December, it's warmer outside. The female clerk has long sleeves all year round, so I get the impression that it seems to be cold. Why is the air conditioning so cold? I doubt. freshness? I think, but other supermarkets can do it even if it's not so cold ... Some are cheap, but some are expensive. Other supermarkets cost 97 yen for hot spring eggs, but this one costs 120 to 130 yen. Some teas are about 50 yen more expensive than others. Depending on the item, the sweets may differ from other items by 10 yen or more. Dog food may be cheap.

It is convenient to have a large parking lot and a recycling station. Within 30 minutes after parking Parking fee is free if processed by the checkout machine. After that, you can get a free ticket according to the purchase price. Thank you.

I think it was around the summer a year ago, but around 9 pm On the way home from work, I put the products in my basket and tried to line up at the cash register. At the beginning, I had no choice but to line up at the next cash register (have you touched the flowers?) As soon as you finish the checkout, remove the bill and hit the cash register. Has begun to be. It's true that it's hot in the summer, and I'm sorry I'm sweating, but I was shocked and always stopped by on my way home from work. Since then, I have decided to go to another store. There has never been such a thing at other stores, but (including other Fresta)

I recently went to the parking lot tollhouse system, but it's annoying. 200 yen for 60 minutes, are you shopping at the store? 100 yen in 30 minutes Even if you don't buy more than 500 yen It's free if you drive out of the shop in less than 30 minutes. If you remember the number plate and type it in, and you know your car, the payment is almost 0 yen. It's okay if you get a piece of paper with a QR code at the cash register.

If you go by car, is there a charge for parking for 30 minutes or more even if you shop? It has become. I really want people who park annoyingly to stop. However, entering the number to get out of the parking lot is a hassle. When I go on foot, I'm still indebted to me, but unfortunately I don't stop by when I drive after work. It was in a convenient place and I stopped by on my way home from work to buy ingredients for dinner. Fresta-san over there sells Fundokin's soy sauce, so I personally want you to do your best! One star has been rigorously attached with the expectation of improvement.

Oh, you paid for the parking lot, right? I went there just before the charge, but the parking lot was large and it was easy to park. But I wonder if there were many people who stopped without using the supermarket just for that. For those who normally use supermarkets, it has become a hassle.