One word card collection

A:

The refreshing pork soup is always delicious.

It's not my hometown, but I often went to Aomori before Corona. However, I haven't been able to go there for two years. I would like to at least enjoy the atmosphere, so could you add Nanbu Senbei for a limited time?

Q:

Thank you for using it all the time.

Thank you very much for your compliments on the pork miso soup.

Regarding the "Nanbu Senbei" you requested, it's difficult to get it in the cafeteria.

I'm sorry.

I will ask if the store can provide it.

We look forward to seeing you again.

I love the brown rice omelet rice on the second floor, and I ate it all the time before Corona. I was very happy to be back in the new year's holiday.

I'm in my fourth year and will be graduating soon, so if possible, I'd like to eat it again before I graduate. Would you consider reviving it within the year? Thank you very much.

A:

Thank you for posting this time.

Also, thank you for using the brown rice omelet rice that was revived for about a month and a half from the end of November to January 7th.

During January, we will be temporarily closed to provide omelet rice for the Toro-ri Fair and to revive brown rice katsudon.

We will adjust it so that it can be revived for a limited time sometime between February and March. (probably in March...)

When the schedule is decided, we will inform you on Twitter, etc., so please check it.

Q:

Regarding the amount of salt in Akamon Ramen, there seems to be a big difference between the menu and the receipt. Please confirm which one is correct.
(In addition, I would like you to consider whether it is possible to display the amount of salt on the menu near the entrance.)

A:

Thank you for pointing this out.

We confirmed.

The salt content of Akamon Ramen is 3.8g, so the 6.8g on the digital signage is incorrect. We will fix it immediately.

Also, regarding the display of nutritional values ​​including salt content on the digital signage near the entrance,

Make a request to the manager.

that it is technically difficult to display, or that it may take time to reflect

We appreciate your understanding.

We look forward to seeing you again.

Q:

Okra ohitashi, nothing was put on it and it was not salty. It's not Ohitashi.

A:

Sorry.

Normally, we add "soba soup" to "Okra dip" and serve it as a dip.

This time, in the process of adding "soba soup", it seems that the okra that was added was provided as it was in the provided lane.

We will share this matter with all staff members and strive to prevent recurrence.

If you have any further questions, please use this contact form.

Q:

There was a time when my friend was in trouble because he didn't have sanitary products on hand. I have never seen sanitary products in the purchasing department (although they may be handled) like a regular convenience store.

Some people may be reluctant to take it up too much, but at least for female students, it would be better if they were available on campus when they were in trouble. I would like you to consider installing it in the Purchasing Department or Mitarai.

A:

Although it is a sanitary product, it is available in the store miscellaneous goods corner.

It's on the lower right side of the shelf where there are paper cups. It's a very difficult place to understand, and I'm very sorry.

We also have a vending machine in the restroom of the Komaba Library, so please check it as well.

If you have any questions when using the store, please do not hesitate to ask the store staff. I will guide you.

Regarding sanitary products, we have received similar feedback several times, so we will consider revising the placement of sanitary products so that they can be delivered to those who need them. We look forward to your continued feedback.

We apologize for the inconvenience.

Thank you for your continued support of the co-op.

Q:

It seems that we are currently calling for silent eating, but it is not protected at all in the Komaba dining room. I want you to be careful of people who shout and make noise in the cafeteria. It may be acceptable if you keep your voice down and talk occasionally, but if you make noise at a volume that feels too loud, I think it will ruin the infection control measures you have taken. I would like you to talk to such people and pay attention to them.

A:

Thank you for your feedback. At Komaba Shokudo, we are currently asking for your cooperation in eating silently. We are always careful about calling out, but we will strengthen patrols and calling out more so that everyone can use it with peace of mind.

Please use the dining room again. We'll be expecting you.