スーパーセンターシマヤ 立山店

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Opened in the fall of 2013. I use it once or twice a week. Overview It is a complex store that combines a supermarket, home improvement store, and drug store. The inside of the store is large, so it's easy to get lost if you're not used to it. Electronic money such as credit card and Edy can be used as the payment method. Various gold tickets such as beer tickets and rice tickets can also be used. However, JCB gift cards etc. are not accepted. About the product (Explanation centered on the food department) It claims to be "Every day Low price", but be aware that not all products are cheaper than other stores. Recently, the price increase of each product has been noticeable, and it may seem that it is not so different from the neighboring supermarkets. (Especially, it is the same as or slightly higher than Osakaya) For those who are sensitive to cheapness, we recommend that you do shopping and price surveys not only at Shimaya but also at nearby food supermarkets (Osakaya shop, Albis, etc.). (For example, if the price is the same, it is better to shop at Osakaya or Albis where you can collect points.) It basically handles the same products as nearby supermarkets, What I noticed in particular You can buy as many vegetables and fruits as you need, such as 1 piece, 1/4 slice, 1 pack, 1 ball, and you can buy in bulk such as box buying depending on the season. There are various types of fish such as sashimi and fillets for grilled fish in the fresh fish section, and in the evening, side dishes such as fried fish are lined up, but the fried fish is very greasy, and some people feel stomach upset. There are more kinds of prepared foods in the evening than in the daytime, and after 6 pm, they are put out in order from the 20% discount sticker, but they are a little expensive and greasy and sticky. The problem of frying is that it is sticky even if it is reheated with an oven toaster at home. The types of beverages are inferior to Plant 3, but they are still abundant, and of course you can buy from one bottle to box purchase. In particular, Toyama milk is by far the cheapest milk in the prefecture and has the largest inventory of packed beverages. LB's ○○ water series is also cheap. All the meat processed and packed in small portions at this shop is domestic, not overseas, especially chicken is far cheaper than the neighboring supermarkets if you buy it in chunks of 500 to 800 g. Pork and beef are sometimes as expensive as nearby supermarkets. There are some high-grade Hida beef, but probably because they are so expensive, there are many unsold items, and there is a high probability that you will encounter a 20% to half-price sticker, but the meat turns black and the freshness drops, and no one buys it. What are you doing ... All frozen foods are always half price, and ice cream is cheaper than other stores, but there is a decent assortment, but neighboring stores (especially Osakaya is also focusing on frozen foods every day), so this is a product no matter where you buy it It doesn't change much except for the alignment. Summary of bargain products "Toyama milk" is by far the cheapest milk from the neighborhood and has a large inventory. On the other hand, "Toyama's milk", which is produced in the same prefecture, costs nearly 50 yen. Changes in food court tenants (oldest first) 1. 1. "Sugakiya Ramen" closed and withdrawn 2. Taiyaki shop "Akaneya" withdrawal 3. 3. Takoyaki shop "Jin" closed and withdrew 4. Chinese side dish shop "Chinese Dragon" is open

Food, drinks, sundries, tools, clothes, medicines... If you don't care about it, it would be nice to have a certain amount of things in one place. And it's basically cheap. That's why personal shopping is the same, but I usually shop for business here. From the middle to the end of the first wave of the new Corona, hand sanitizers, disinfectants, ethanol, wet tissues, etc. that were not available at other stores at all were sold normally, which was helpful.

It's interesting that there are some food items that you don't see often and spot-like products. In particular, the assortment of sweets seems to be carelessly put in the basket, not at the ratio of supermarkets and drugstores. The cashier told me that I can't use the small ones I brought in with me in the future.