York Benimaru Shirakawa Yokomachi - Shirakawa

On the evening of the day when the flyer enters, it is especially crowded and the parking lot is a bit scary. There are occasional contact accidents. Many pedestrian-first drivers feel when they are waiting to cross the pedestrian crossing on the premises. There are waves when fish are rich and when they are not. I guess it can't be helped ... The point where milk from Senbonmatsu Farm is sold is high.

Benimaru's side dish is delicious. Is it about 1930 that the price is half? It remained so much even at 20:00.

It was good that the eat-in space had an outlet.

Goods are substantial. The clerk is also energetic and cheerful. But I wonder if there is a lot of PB. I want you to sell products from more standard manufacturers. It's not a Seven & i directly managed store.

A very small Benima. The assortment of goods and alcoholic beverages are substantial. There is Sandra next to it, and a rich impression that eliminates the extra parts of other large stores.

There is an ATM! There is a bakery! I think Benimaru is one of the reasons why it is easy to shop because of the polite customer service and pleasant greetings of employees everywhere.

When I was eating at the food court with a friend, the food court seemed to close at 20:00, and a male clerk in his 60s (I don't give a name, but a small clerk with glasses) bothered to put up something like a signboard. He put it strongly in front of them and said, "This is until 20:00, so please leave early." It was so intimidating that I was surprised and a little hardened, but soon I said "OK" and my friend and I prepared to leave. However, the clerk was watching us while I and my friends were preparing to leave, saying, "There are other customers' eyes, and the police are also stopping here on a regular basis." Threatened as if he had decided not to leave here. As expected, he came with a click and said, "It's a different story if we asked them to stay here until the end of this meal, but the police are preparing to leave immediately. However, there is no reason to be told so far. " When I got angry, I suddenly returned my palm and glared at me with a single point of "I didn't say that", or when I tried to get confirmation from a friend I was with, I came across my mouth and interrupted the story. I couldn't talk about it at all, after that I didn't talk until another clerk came, and at the end I explained the situation to another clerk and finally apologized only in the form. (At that time, I was glaring at this and apologized at all.) It was really unpleasant to be treated like a criminal, even though I just enjoyed eating with my friends at the food court. I understand that it's tingling with corona, but how about treating customers as criminals by looking at them?

It's always crowded! It depends on the time of day, but I felt that there were many elderly people. The clerk's response is also good and it is a nice shop ?