How to Order
Sukiya’s tablets offer English menus, making ordering stress-free for travelers.
| ❶ | Find a Seat Follow the staff’s guidance upon entering. If there’s no guidance, choose an empty seat. |
| ❷ | Find a Seat Use the tablet at your table to order. ⚫︎ Switch to English ⚫︎ Select your menu (gyudon, curry, etc.) ⚫︎ Choose a size (mini, regular, large, etc.) ⚫︎ Add extras (miso soup, salad, etc.) ⚫︎ Confirm your order. |
| ❸ | Eat Once served, customize with table condiments like pickled ginger or dressing. |
| ❹ | Pay Take your bill to the cashier. Choose payment method (card, QR code) on the touchscreen. |
Overview
Sukiya is Japan’s leading gyudon chain with over 2,000 stores nationwide. Enjoy affordable, delicious gyudon and other dishes for a quick taste of Japan. Gyudon is thinly sliced beef and onions simmered in a sweet-savory sauce, served over rice. Travelers love the English menus for easy ordering, while expats appreciate family-friendly kids’ menus.
| Main Menu |
Gyudon, curry, unagi (eel) bowls, etc. |
| English Menu | Available |
| Wi-Fi | Not available |
| Payment Methods |
Most stores accept credit cards and QR code payments like PayPay or Rakuten Pay. |
| Points | Earn V Points, Rakuten Points, or d Points at participating stores |
| Budget | ¥500–1,000 (lunch standard) |
| Hours | 4:00 AM to 3:00 AM (closed 3:00 AM–4:00 AM for cleaning) |
| Families | Many stores offer kids’ chairs and Suki Suki Sets (kids’ meals) |
| Non-Meat | Beef is the focus, but natto and tuna (for pescatarians) are available |
Takeout
Sukiya offers takeout via in-store or online orders, perfect for busy expat dinners!
| In-store Order at the takeout tablet and pay at the counter. If no tablet, ask staff directly. Food comes in takeout containers. |
| Online Use Sukiya’s app or Uber Eats. |
Menu
Sukiya’s menu is budget-friendly for travelers and family-friendly for expats!
Popular Item
Gyudon w / 3 Cheeses( ¥640~)
Red cheddar, Egmont, and mozzarella cheeses, with Tabasco available to add.
My Favorites
Gyudon w / Green Onion, Raw Egg &Korean Spicy Sause (¥640~)
Spicy sauce, egg, and crunchy green onions—a must-try!
Teriyaki Eel Bowl with Beef (¥1,190~)
Beef and grilled eel for a luxurious treat. Limited-time item, so check availability.
Kids’ Menu
Suki Suki Set (¥480~)
Kid-sized gyudon, juice, apple slices, and a toy. My kids love the cheese topping (¥30)! Toys vary by store.
Suki Suki Sets are available at most stores.
Deals
Download Sukiya’s app for discount coupons—perfect for expat savings!
Suki Pass
For ¥200/month, get ¥70 off per meal on gyudon (including kids’), curry, unagi bowls, or unagi-gyudon. Up to 3 meals per transaction, no splitting for 4+ items. Valid from the 1st to the last day of the month—buy early to maximize use. Great for groups of 3+!
Coupons
Grab discount coupons on Sukiya’s app!
Tips for Travelers and Expats
Travelers
Visit Sukiya near Shinjuku or Shibuya for quick meals during sightseeing. English tablets make ordering a breeze!
Expats
Save with SUKIPASS for daily lunches. Open from 4:00 AM to 3:00 AM, great for late-night dining (closed 3:00–4:00 AM for cleaning).
Families
Most Sukiya stores offer kids’ chairs and Suki Suki Sets with toys.
Sukiya Locations
Over 2,000 stores nationwide!Check the map below.
Find a Sukiya near you
Conclusion
Sukiya is a must-visit gyudon chain for travelers and expats! Affordable gyudon from ¥500, English menus, family-friendly Suki Suki Sets, and over 2,000 stores make it perfect for Japan’s food scene. Follow us on X and Instagram (@JapanChainEats) for more tips and chains! #JapanTravel
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