日本的家庭餐廳：呼叫鈴、飲料吧、平板與送餐機器人

Illustration: a traveling family at a family restaurant table with an ordering tablet and a call button, a drink bar and a serving robot behind them, and a staff member helping — Inside a family restaurant: an ordering tablet and call button on the table, the drink bar and a serving robot.插圖（AI 生成）

日本稱作famiresu的家庭餐廳，是菜單豐富、價格親民、營業時間長的休閒連鎖店，對帶小孩、挑食或深夜抵達的旅客來說是救星。它們也有一些會讓初次到訪者驚喜的機制：桌上的呼叫鈴、自助飲料吧、用平板或自己手機點餐，以及在某些連鎖店，送餐機器人。本篇根據各連鎖店的官方頁面，說明這些機制如何運作。

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從進門到結帳，一次用餐如何進行
飲料吧：是什麼、如何計價
呼叫鈴、平板與QR碼點餐
深夜加成與兒童菜單

一次用餐，一步步來

家庭餐廳用餐流程

依據薩莉亞與雲雀（Gusto等）的官方頁面（確認時間：2026年10月）。機制因連鎖店與分店而異。

點餐：平板、QR碼與呼叫鈴

薩莉亞官方說明表示，可用自己的智慧型手機掃描桌上的QR碼開啟點餐畫面，或口頭點餐：按下桌上的鈴呼叫店員。經營Gusto、Bamiyan、Jonathan's等連鎖店的雲雀，於2023年在約2,400家分店透過點餐平板全面啟用桌上QR付款，並搭配自助結帳。Gusto英文網站提供英文、簡體中文與韓文菜單。

Illustration: one traveler orders on the tablet at the table while another refills a glass at the drink bar, with a staff member nearby — Order on the tablet at your table, and refill your own glass at the drink bar.插圖（AI 生成）

飲料吧

飲料吧（dorinku ba）是可無限續杯的自助櫃台。薩莉亞說明列出汽水、熱與冰咖啡和茶包，其官方菜單標價為搭配餐點或甜點時200日圓（含稅）、單點300日圓、小學生以下兒童100日圓，3歲以下免費。各連鎖店價格不同，請看菜單。在薩莉亞，水也是自助：在飲料櫃台拿杯子，壓下出水桿即可。

送餐機器人

雲雀表示，已在2022年12月27日前，於Gusto、Shabu-yo、Bamiyan等約2,100家分店完成導入3,000台送餐機器人。機器人停在你的桌旁時，從托盤取下自己的餐盤即可。

深夜與兒童

深夜加成：Denny's日本在晚上10點至凌晨5點間對餐點加收10%，雲雀也宣布Gusto在晚上10點後點餐加收同樣的10%。營業時間因分店而異，深夜前往前請確認。
兒童：雲雀FAQ表示，兒童菜單適用於小學生及以下年齡的孩童。

要用卡片或手機付款嗎？付款方式因連鎖店而異，多數也收現金。日本沒有小費文化，付帳單金額即可。

桌上有什麼、各做什麼用

為本篇繪製的簡化圖示，非連鎖店自有設計（確認時間：2026年10月）。

最後確認：2026年10月4日。價格與機制可能變動，請查看各連鎖店官方頁面。

參考資料

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