LOPIA Kibogaoka Store

Variety of item with good quality and minimum cost.

Nice places

Originally a butcher shop, the meat is relatively cheap and I think the processed products (bacon, etc.) are delicious. However, even with the corona sickness, people were crammed, and although there was an alcohol spray at the entrance, there was only a shape, so there was concern about hygiene. I think that the price is cheaper than the neighboring Life and Rosen, but it can not be said that it is cheap, and if you combine price, hygiene and convenience, the net supermarket is good. It is a minus that you can only use cash because it is this time.

Speaking of cheap, it is cheap, but the big drawback is that you can not use credit cards at present even though it is a decent super chain. To maintain the low price, it is commonplace in recent years to use credit cards at the same low price, so I think that corporate efforts are insufficient. Eggs, milk, and some other foods are at a level that is defeated by nearby drug stores (of course, credit cards are OK), so I think it's just outdated with the excuse of keeping them cheap.

The parking lot for the disabled has been changed to a space for shopping, and the back entrance that was used when the store opened was changed to a cargo handling space before it was used by customers. This store is not recommended for people with disabilities.