Keio Store Express — Supermarket in Shimotakaido, Tokyo
Keio Store Express in Shimotakaido is a station-side supermarket whose prepared food section takes up more of the shop than the meat counter does.
What this shop is
Keio Store Express is a branch of the Keio Store chain in Shimotakaido, Setagaya City, open 10 AM to 11 PM every day. The ready-made food section is the most extensive part of the shop, which makes it the easy stop for a meal to take away. A basket runs ¥1,000–3,000, and rice is worth buying on Keio Point Days.
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The station supermarket in Shimotakaido
Keio Store Express is a branch of the Keio Store chain, sitting in Shimotakaido in Setagaya City. What you notice walking in is where the floor space goes: the prepared food section is the most extensive part of the shop, while the meat section stays small.
That prepared food is the reason to come. It is ready-made food laid out for taking away, the easy answer to a meal when you are passing through. Rice is the other thing to put in the basket, and Keio Point Days are when it earns its keep, since that is when the larger purchases pay back.
The shop runs on self-checkout registers, several of them, with staff stationed around them. Cash is the exception: it goes through the single manned register, and that queue builds. Aisles are narrow, and restocking blocks them, so you may have to wait for a gap to pass.
Prices sit at the higher end for a Keio Store, and the selection is thin on major brands, so you will not find everything on a standard list here. Alcohol prices are average. What the shop does well is the quick, close-at-hand purchase.
Payment is straightforward: Rakuten points and PayPay both work. There is no bicycle parking, which rules out a bulk shop by bike. Come for a meal to carry away or a few items, not for a full weekly stock-up.
What to look for
Prepared food
The ready-made section is the most extensive part of the shop, the easy stop for a meal to take away.
Rice on Keio Point Days
Rice is worth picking up when Keio Point Days come around, since the larger purchases earn their keep then.
Self-checkout registers
Several self-checkout registers handle most baskets; cash goes through the single manned register.
The pick list
What to bring home
Prepared food
The ready-made food section is the most extensive part of the shop, making it the easy stop for a meal to take away.
Rice
Rice is worth picking up on Keio Point Days, when the larger purchases earn their keep.
Who is this for
This suits a quick stop commuter who wants a meal to carry away rather than a full shop, since the prepared food section is the largest part of the store. It also works for a solo explorer staying nearby who needs a few items and pays by PayPay or Rakuten points. If rice is on your list, time the visit to Keio Point Days.
For a full family stock-up with a wider range of provisions, Lopia Setagaya Matsubara store on Matsubara street is the better fit.
The verdict
The selection is thin on major brands and the aisles are narrow enough that restocking blocks them, so this is a shop for a meal and a few items rather than a full weekly stock-up.
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