EAT-IN 結果共3筆

Don Quijote, the popular Japanese retail brand, has opened its largest flagship store in Taiwan, located in Kaohsiung. The store, situated in the Dalee Department Store, spans an impressive area of nearly 1,000 pings and features three distinctive zones catering to different shopping desires. These include an Outdoor section for camping and trekking gear, the Donki Sake area for Japanese alcohol enthusiasts, and the Coco Kawaii section for all things cute and adorable. In addition, the store offers a selection of ready-to-eat food restaurants. The opening day saw over 600 people queuing up outside the store, showcasing the excitement surrounding the new establishment. The Kaohsiung Mayor attended the opening, expressing astonishment at the turnout and lauding the decision of these two major Japanese brands, Muji and Don Quijote, to invest in Kaohsiung. With this new addition, Don Quijote now operates five stores across Taiwan, further solidifying its presence in the country’s retail landscape.

A viral video depicting a 28-year-old shirtless man causing havoc in a convenience store has ignited a heated debate regarding the police’s use of force. The incident unfolded when the man, identified as Chu, expressed his frustration after discovering that the store was temporarily out of a ready-to-eat, Italian-flavored chicken breast.

日本新消費稅實施一個月了，依舊讓很多人感到困惑，也因此改變了餐飲業，同樣餐點，因為外帶的稅便宜2%，讓有提供便當服務的餐廳，銷售因此上升；日本通訊軟體還趁勢推出外帶餐廳APP，方便顧客選擇選擇並預先點餐。但為了省這2%，也傳出許多鑽漏洞的情形，消費者買了便當應該要外帶，但卻坐在店裡吃，為此商家各出奇招，打擊這個「EAT-IN逃稅」的現象。