KFC 주엽역점

There are two unmanned ordering machines, and it is a large store where you can eat even if you go upstairs. The taste is sold by taking advantage of the original KFC taste.

Very tasty

Opened at 10:00, the staff are very friendly.

The taste is very good, and it's good enough to fill you up quickly even with just a few side dishes. A woman and a man with a 'No Brand Burger' shopping bag were taking off their masks and eating, so I was curious about the coronavirus, so I tried to lightly inquire about the female staff in charge of payment and order reception about the coronavirus (Public Health and Sanitation Act requires each other) It is said that the infection rate is 100% when the mask is removed.) Waiting for a while, he went somewhere hurriedly A large man suddenly came to the front of the reception counter and I took a step back in surprise, but soon calmed down and said, 'The corona virus has been prolonged, but no matter how two people eat face to face, there is no guarantee that it is safe. I would like to know why.' But he said to me, 'I just wanted you to leave.' I was absurd, and even though I said, 'I apologize if you accepted it that way,' to the outgoing customer, it's not like 'I'm sorry we couldn't give you a helpful answer because we don't know the situation either.' It happened between 18:20 pm to 18:40 pm. 4 hours later, Let me ask for an explanation of what happened at that time. They say that I pointed at him or said the same thing over and over again. 1. I was just trying to make a light inquiry about the corona virus, but I didn't point it out, but I took off the mask and gave an example of those who ate while facing each other with their palms facing upwards. Once again I experienced absurdity. If I had, those guests would have come to me and complained that I was uncomfortable. I'm not yelling, it's just an example. If that's the case, I think you can check it with cctv. 2. If I had embarrased an employee by saying the same thing over and over again, I would have stayed there for a long time. If that happens, you will be charged with non-compliance with eviction, and I sensitively accept that I want you to leave the inquiry that I made lightly. It's not just moral responsibility, it's a sales structure, but it's not just moral responsibility for a female employee to call the employee next to him and ask him to stay still while I'm giving an explanation. If I politely inquired, it would be polite to just say that I don't know or answer accordingly. don't go out all of a sudden Kind of like that. I hope that you will help me so that I will never be embarrassed by something like this again. I'm begging you. Conclusion: I didn't yell there, and seeing that I took a light inquiry and dealt with it in a big way, I think it was just a problem related to sales. Why, you must be concerned that sales will drop sharply if you violate the Public Health and Sanitation Act. Not long ago, another restaurant reported to the relevant government office about some neglect of health laws and customer service, and received a related text message. It happened in Namwon Chueotang (near Hyoja Middle School in Uijeongbu City), and even though I was not, I was unkind to customers (the serving staff suffered hard when serving, so I said 'Thank you.' I heard it.) I even called the members of the district and talked about it (Oh, of course, I didn’t shout or hang out). What you said makes sense (Consumer Protection Act - Pleasant Consumption Environment, Public Health and Sanitation Act - Serving staff wear dust caps and sanitary gloves) Because it is an expression of the opinions of individual consumers (I think it was too ideal.) If there are no problems with the sales structure, it is difficult to influence them. When will the world come where each consumer can comfortably convey their valuable opinions?

newly relocated place. There are many single seats, and it is clean. It's very good except for coming out a little late ??