01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
About this place
Situated right by Ichinoe Station just across the main thoroughfare, Sukiya is a dependable stop tailored to every daily rhythm, whether you are fueling up before the morning commute or grabbing a late-night supper. Open from 4:00 in the morning until 3:00 the following morning, the dining space features both a U-shaped counter for a swift meal and table seating for a more relaxed bite.
Hearty Breakfast Sets and a Diverse Gyudon Selection
Morning visitors can choose from a well-rounded breakfast menu paired with warm rice and miso soup, featuring options like bacon and fried eggs, the "maze-nokke" bowl of okra and soft-boiled egg, or the simple, budget-friendly egg-over-rice set. You can customize your meal to your appetite by adding side dishes such as a mini bowl of simmered beef or natto.
For lunch and dinner, the kitchen serves its classic beef bowl steeped in a savory-sweet sauce alongside a wide variety of toppings, from a rich, melty 3-cheese blend to spicy pickled takana greens with seasoned pollock roe mayonnaise, or grated daikon radish with citrusy ponzu for a lighter finish. Those looking for alternatives can opt for the "Gyudon Light"—which replaces the rice with tofu and fresh vegetables—as well as aromatic spiced curries and minced tuna sashimi bowls.
An Everyday Stop Built for Solo Diners and Families
Despite its station-adjacent location, the branch provides dedicated car parking behind the building along with bicycle racks, making visits effortless whether arriving on foot, by car, or on a bike. A dedicated kids' menu featuring options such as child-sized beef bowls and minced chicken rice bowls ensures that families can drop in just as comfortably as solo diners seeking a fast, hassle-free meal.
