My Basket Shinjukuekinan Shop - Shibuya City

Zero inventory management capacity. Since there is another store in the immediate vicinity, you can get as many samples as you want, but popular products are always sold out, and there are too many products that are not. Are you also a manager with zero working experience?

For My Basket, I think the scale is large, the store is large, and the product lineup is wide.

There is no supermarket nearby, so it's a valuable shop. It will be very useful if you come home late at night or if you are a little hungry.

Used almost every day after work. I'm doing it until late, it's cheaper than the convenience store next door, and I've been saved since I was able to do it. And the female clerk at night is always polite and the atmosphere is good. They always provide stable customer service.

Since the area is about a convenience store, the product lineup is small. I am grateful that it is in the city center.

It is a beautiful shop with a good selection. The clerk was also kind.

Since it also serves as a training center, there are sometimes many clerk in front of the items, but since it is large, the product lineup is good in My Basket. Especially, I feel a lot of frozen foods.

If you omit the basement of the department store, the supermarket with the largest store between Shinjuku Station and Yoyogi The assortment of fresh food, meat and fresh fish is worse than the Maruman store near Yoyogi station. If you go to Yoyogi on the road in front of you, you will find the same My Basket, but the size of the store is about 1/5, which is considerably smaller than here. There is a Maruman store on the Yoyogi side, which is a little further away, but it is on the way from Yoyogi station to Odakyu Sangubashi station, so if you are a Shinjuku station user or live in an area that does not cross the Yoyogi Odakyu line, this store Is easy to use This place is about 5 times larger than my basket, which is close to Yoyogi, has a wide aisle, and has about 1.5 to 2 times as many vegetables and processed foods. However, the number of fresh foods themselves is not as large as the Maruman store. There are basic vegetables, but there are few bargain items or sale items. There are few kinds of fresh fish and there are almost no fresh fish (there is a processing system) There are many types of drinks in the same variety of alcoholic beverages. What catches the eye here is the large number of frozen foods. Many of them can make side dishes and soups immediately in the microwave. Ideal for drinking at home There is a 7-Eleven nearby, but there are also plenty of lunch boxes, rice balls, sandwiches, etc. Rice balls are also cheap But tasters shouldn't expect too much You shouldn't buy packed sushi I bought it because I thought it was at the supermarket (Maruman store) level, but it was quite unpleasant. Bento with a strong taste can reduce the unpleasant taste, but when it comes to sashimi, the harshness cannot be hidden. There are also cut vegetables that can be used as salads as they are, but if they are left as they are, they will smell fishy. You can clearly see it when compared to Seven-Eleven vegetables in the same state. I have never eaten salad in a plastic container, so I can not evaluate it Another thing that is unique to this area There are many types of shelves such as "protein type" for sports. Since there is Jexer Shinjuku (sports club) nearby, it is probably targeting users there. Basically, there are items available at convenience stores. There is a slight shortage of fresh food in supermarkets. I didn't really feel it when the store was small, but as the store became wider, I felt that fresh food wasn't enough. A store between a convenience store and a supermarket There are two self-checkouts in addition to the manned checkout. Manned cash register Cash, card payment, electronic money, ID, etc. can be used Self-checkout does not accept cash Cards, transportation and IDs are accepted Some products may have a 30% OFF sticker when the expiration date is approaching. However, discount products are only available at manned cash registers. Most of the things you can buy at 7-Eleven are here, and there are quite a few things you can buy at a little cheaper than 7-Eleven, so it's pretty easy to use if you're not particular about it. As a caveat The problem with this store is that there is no place to put a bicycle, so be careful if you come by bicycle. In front of the store, there are a lot of parking-prohibited stickers that make you feel a little crazy. I think it was pasted by the condominium management side, but there is a strong sense of overkill. Considering the users, wasn't it essential to prepare an area for bicycles?