Summit Store - Chiyoda City

I'm sorry. Thank you very much. Some clerk doesn't say it on purpose. Some clerk do not show each other. It's a mess, but that behavior is degrading the quality of the summit. There was a time when the basic greetings were generally made, but nowadays, people who haven't said before never say hello. It feels like it's back to normal. So it's the most unpleasant when you pay. You can also understand the life of Akihabara and the feelings of people who are going to the Olympic Games in Awaji Town. I am relieved that there is a clerk in the checkout area who can greet me properly.

Small but well stocked. The freshness of the meat and fish is good. Because it is located in the building where the office is located, you can buy lunch boxes and side dishes prepared in the store at a reasonable price.

The only summit in Chiyoda Ward. Because it is located in the office district, it is a cheap convenience store that is larger than a supermarket and has a good selection of handmade delicacies. There are entrances both inside and outside the building, and office workers during the lunch break come in all the time. There are multiple microwave ovens, and there is also an electric kettle for cup ramen. This is a pretty strong enemy for Lawson, which is just a stone's throw away. Bakery Dan Brown isn't quite there, but there are plenty of sushi, croquettes, yakitori, takoyaki, and the familiar side dishes of the summit, and I envy those who work near here.

Opened on July 10, 2020. The Summit opened on the first floor of the office building "Kanda Square". A restaurant and Lawson are on the same floor. It is one of the small stores in the city center that the Summit is focusing on recently. Although it is Kanda, it is located between Ogawamachi (Shinjuku Line), Awajicho (Marunouchi Line), Shin-Ochanomizu (Chiyoda Line) and Jimbocho (Hanzomon Line). It is far from JR Kanda station. Since it is an office district, it seems that it is focusing on bento and prepared foods that suit the peak of daytime. Three types of tuna bowls for 398 yen, salmon bowls stand out well. There are cut salads produced in-store, but it seems that few people picked them up on the day of opening, probably because the place is not conspicuous. As for side dishes, you can observe the manufacturing process from inside the store. The aisle in the store is as small as two tiles, so the trolley for taking out goods is small. Sometimes it is difficult to pass each other. The height of each of the shelves is low and there is a depth, so it seems difficult to check out the product and the expiration date. There must have been no customer shopping cart. Everyone carries a basket and shop. Similar to general supermarkets, there are fresh vegetables and fruits and general foods. For meat, there are many small packs. Although there is some in-store processing, most of the meat is processed at Kawasaki Shiohama PC and Yokoo Atsugi Factory. Most of the fresh fish are processed in-store and you can buy fresh one. As for sashimi, it's unbeatable as a supermarket in the city center, such as trocar bonito 8 pieces 298 yen. By the way, the price is the same as the summit in the suburbs. On some product shelves, such as beverages, price cards have a different format from the paper type that you usually see. I'm not sure because it is not detailed, but it may be expanded in the future. There are manned cash register and full self-checkout. The self-checkout system first selects whether to purchase a bag, then proceeds with product registration and bagging at the same time, scans the barcode on the summit card after product registration, and finally chooses a payment method and pays. From July, Summit card points can be earned in addition to cash. Self-checkout is a good approach, because lunchtime is valuable for business people. There is also a soccer table near the exit. There is a self coffee machine and you can use it by putting a 100 yen coin. Both hot coffee and cafe au lait are 100 yen. Cafe au lait is cheaper than Lawson on the same floor. There are four microwave ovens to heat the bento and a pot for cup noodles. You can also eat the lunch you purchased on a bench outside the building. The Summit Kanda Square is aimed at not only nearby residents but also busy businessmen. It is expected for future development.

It's full of side dishes, delicious and cheap, and the staff are kind and it's like a paradise in the office district. As expected, you can buy a full course from supermarkets, side dishes to desserts at a low price.

From fresh food to prepared foods, we have the best selection of supermarkets in the Jimbocho area. Both freshness and price are more conscientious than the major mini supermarkets nearby. However, most of the aisles are extremely sema because the product lineup is extensive for the area. It may not be suitable for shopping with multiple people or for shopping where items are decided slowly. There are 4 self-checkouts that support cash and cashless payments, and 1 or 2 manned checkouts.

An urban store of the summit, which is rare in Tokyo. There are no large supermarkets around here, so it seems to be useful. It's not a big category, but don't underestimate the type of product. We have a wide selection of prepared foods, and we also sell raw fish fillets. And the price is also the summit price (side dishes are probably made in stores). I think most ingredients can be bought here.