Inagi, Tokyo, Japan｜大盛軒

I came to this Chinese restaurant because I was drawn to the restaurant's omelet rice, which is my favorite, and the name Omoriken, which gives me a sense of foreboding. From the many menus, I ordered a large bowl of Motsuyaki rice for 950 yen. The amount of mayonnaise and the thickness of pickled radish are things you don't often see. I'm glad I ordered a large bowl of rice. One bite of the main offal, the soft offal, the spicy sauce, and the rice. It was nice to have a large serving of rice. The rest was offal, rice, offal, rice over and over again...even though it was spicy and made me sweat, I finished it all. No matter what I order, omelet rice or noodles, it looks delicious, so I think I'll research the noodles next time. It was very delicious.

A Chinese restaurant in the neighborhood. There are only 2 parking spaces. As the name suggests, it has volume. I don't think the location is very good, but it's so popular that it gets crowded during the day. There are few children and female customers, and there are many male customers. Char siu noodles are delicious. The taste is like the town Chinese food, but there are 5 slices of chashu on top and it's extremely soft. The average size is 750 yen, and the large size is 850 yen, but be careful as the large size comes with 2 balls of noodles! I would like to try it again as the omelette rice and fried rice look delicious.

College days over 20 years ago. My brother and I lived in an apartment nearby. At that time, I used to eat here about once a week. I visited for the first time in a long time, but when I entered the store, I was about to cry because of the old atmosphere. The taste was delicious and I was full. Even if the times change, I hope that it will continue to exist forever.