株式会社 金井米穀店

This is a rice grain store just a little along Showa Dori next to Kichijoji Tokyu Department Store. In addition to selling rice, we sell rice balls at stores. Although it is a slightly small rice ball, there is only a rice shop, and it has a reputation for delicious nigiri. There are also rice balls made with germinated rice and millet rice, so you can take out a variety of rice balls. Evaluation = 3.5

We will advance the most suitable varieties to the demand that you want to eat such rice. I have always bought rice here, but I love to eat it. Even when I brought it back with my hand, he said, "This amount is heavy if I hold it in the hand, but it is OK. I will continue in the future.

Rice balls that look delicious are sold at the storefront, and I've always been interested in rice balls. I entered for the first time. I don't know because there are so many types of rice, so when I asked a question or consulted, he answered very politely. In addition, he was very kind to teach me how to add water and sharpen the selected rice, and to recommend the one with about 7 parts of rice milling. However, I didn't feel like being told from above at all, and I liked it. They milled rice in front of me, and while I was waiting, people who seemed to be regulars were buying rice balls and rice and rice cakes that they said they ordered in the morning. I bought rice that suits my usual usage, but there are also differences in taste and stickiness. I wanted to try various things.

I bought rice balls and ate them in the park ~

It's a pity that the service is not good and there are times when I feel uncomfortable with the customer service of a man who seems to be the shop owner. Added below It's a strange feeling that I've felt for a long time, but this shop charges customers with credit card fees (a common technique at night shops such as cabaret clubs), but I recently learned that this is a violation of the affiliated store contract. It seems like. I have paid with a credit card several times in the past, but usually it is a case to report to the card company. I haven't used it since I wrote the review, so I'm not sure if I'm still doing that. I used to pay with a credit card, and soon after I realized that I could pay with electronic money, but he didn't proceed with the refund, so I gave up at that time, but I was skeptical about how to deal with it. There aren't many shops where the customer pays the fee, and is it bothersome to cancel the credit card immediately? Is it okay as it is? The store says that. There was a long reply, but there was no remorse at all, and there were various excuses to pass on the responsibility to the customer who had a bad attitude and to use another store if he disliked it. I was convinced. Other users should also give up. This was something I was concerned about when shopping. Politeness that usually makes me feel uncomfortable and apologize for the dissatisfied reviews from consumers at other stores, or that there was something wrong with the store side I was very surprised because I had only seen the contents. I mentioned at the beginning that there is a problem with the service, but it may be a compliance issue. When introducing Creca, the act of adding a fee from the card company is strictly prohibited, and it is said that the shop that actually does it violates the rules and can protest. If you declare it to the credit card company with evidence, the store will be penalized with a double price of contract cancellation + JFTC. It's hard to believe that a store is sensible, such as committing violations in a straightforward manner, or passing on responsibility while imposing a burden on customers and refuting the fight. It will never be used again as the store wishes.

A rice shop in my neighborhood! Lots of carefully selected rice of various types! Is it expensive? There is no such thing when I look into it. They are sold in small units, so it may be fun to eat and compare! Because it is delicious rice that is milled on the spot, once you buy it, you may not be able to buy it at a supermarket ... If you are worried about buying it suddenly, you can also buy rice balls, so try it! Although the amount is small, it is sold for 150 yen, so you can buy it as much as a convenience store!

It's rice, but the rice balls in the store were delicious ? I bought 4 salmon, sprinkled salmon skin, green onion miso, and millet rice. Each was delicious, but a simple salmon is recommended. A little small rice ball is just right for a snack.

I bought two rice balls for lunch. It's a little small, and one is about 150 yen. The rice was delicious. Rice is sold inside the store, and rice balls are purchased at the store without entering the store. An old lady who looks good on a rice shop responded. It seems that it often sells out after noon.