Kashiba, Nara, Japan｜台湾料理 鑫源村

You can fill your stomach for about 1,000 yen. This time, I had a set of sword-shaved noodles with pork bone flavor and mapo rice bowl, as well as individual gyoza and Chinese fries (a little spicy, but delicious). You can take home any dishes you can't finish (50 yen for the pack). It used to be closed on Tuesdays, but it seems like it will be open from now on (there was a sign posted). Sword-shaved noodles seem to be the selling point, and there are several types, so it might be fun to try all of them. There are also various sets and individual items, all of which are delicious and recommended. It was impressive to see customers placing coins on the silver frog figurine at the entrance.

Visited for lunch. The menu is so extensive that it can be difficult to decide which one to order. The seasoning was good overall. Among them, fried chicken ribs are exquisite. Card and QR code payments are also OK. Even after 13:00, customers come intermittently. The dessert almond tofu was a normal apricot kernel that was not Chinese.

The cost performance is unusually good. Affordable price and large quantity. As someone approaching middle age, I'm concerned about overeating, but I ate up the ramen set meal (Taiwanese pork bone ramen and Tenshin rice). They also provide children's chairs and tableware, and the tatami area is spacious, so it's recommended for families with children. Furthermore, wouldn't you be very satisfied if you brought along a middle school boy with a big appetite? It was a good shop with great customer service.