Matsuya's Official X Calculates a "Real 100 Yen Off" on Gorochiki Itself: Combining a 50-Yen Coupon and 50 Points

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title: “Matsuya’s Official X Calculates a "Real 100 Yen Off" on Gorochiki Itself: Combining a 50-Yen Coupon and 50 Points” categories:

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• gorochiki
• ate published: true created_at: “2026-04-14T19:12:17+09:00” updated_at: “2026-06-14T13:29:52+09:00” thumbnail: “https://cdn.gyumesy.com/articles/7dyni8/thumbnail.webp” ogp_image: “https://cdn.gyumesy.com/articles/7dyni8/ogp.png” source_url: “https://x.com/matsuya_foods/status/2043995635024859147” editor_comment: “The official account worked out the real 100 yen off all by itself and sounds pumped. That one-word ‘Seriously?!’ radiates genuine surprise.” description: “Matsuya’s official X account posted that it ordered the Chunky Stewed Chicken Curry and Rice via Matsuben and that "a 50-yen-off coupon plus 50 bonus points makes it effectively 100 yen off." The official account itself touted the combined discount.” related_articles:
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On April 14, Matsuya’s official X account (@matsuya_foods) reported that it had ordered the “Chunky Stewed Chicken Curry and Rice,” which went on sale that day, through Matsuben Net. It calculated for itself that combining a coupon with a point boost makes the meal “effectively 100 yen off” and promoted the deal.

本日発売のごろごろ煮込みチキンカレーを さっそく松弁でいただきます（╹◡╹）

クーポン適用で50円引き しかもアプリ限定カレーメニューポイントアップキャンペーン開催中だし 実質100円引きってマジか‼️

Breaking Down the “Effective 100 Yen Off”

Item	Details
Gorochiki regular price	890 yen
Coupon	-50 yen
Curry Point Boost	+50 pt (worth 50 yen)
Effective price	Equivalent to 790 yen

Combining the 50-yen discount from the app coupon with the 50 points granted by the Curry Menu Point Boost Campaign (running through April 27) works out to an effective 100 yen off.

The Official Account’s (╹◡╹) Makes Its Third Appearance

The official account’s satisfied-face emoticon “（╹◡╹）” appears for the third time, following the Chicken Butter item on April 6 and the Beef Bowl topped with Tomato and Cheese on April 7. These “I ate it” posts, in which the account orders the new item itself on launch day and reports back, have become a regular fixture of new-menu release days.