Shinjuku City, Tokyo, Japan｜Taiwan Saki Mensen & Taiwan Bar 888

I accidentally saw this store on the map. It must be quite popular at ordinary times. I arrived at 13:00 and had to queue for about 10 minutes. The amount of each item was relatively small, so I only ate 3 portions. The portion of the braised pork rice was shockingly small, and it was gone within a few bites. It was my first time to eat noodles. It had the texture of egg noodles bought at a specialty store. The soup had more starch and was very thick. The intestines were delicious and overall it was delicious. The rice balls exceeded my expectations, there were a lot of ingredients inside, and they tasted very happy! It won’t just feel like rice. There is hot tea for self-service in the store. The tea is very fragrant, but I don’t know what kind of tea it is😀 The staff was very enthusiastic and looked like a foreigner to me. They spoke to me in Mandarin when serving the food. The store is very small and the seats are crowded. It may be faster for one person to line up, but it will take longer for two people to get a seat. Although the store is small, the heating is sufficient and it feels warm! The total cost of these 3 items is 1,020 yen, and you can use paypay. After eating, I was given a points card. All in all, I recommend it and will come back again!

I really wish there were more places like this in Tokyo. Unlike the other places that seem more like just chinese food, this place has distinct taiwanese dishes and tastes. Chicken, and pork were awesome 👌 one of my new favorite places for sure!

At first the mianxian feels like lacking some of flavor but after I added the hot sauce in, it just became soooo good! Will definitely go again