Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan｜Daito Coaska shop

I went there when I stayed at Shioiri for work. It's sad that my favorite stir-fried bean sprouts were salty. (It's sad because I was expecting it.) It seems to be a Sichuan restaurant. Other things were delicious. All-you-can-eat-and-drink and courses are for 2 people or more, not for one person. (angry) There seemed to be no Japanese in the staff. At least as far as I could see and interact with them, none of them were Japanese. All of them have no problem with Japanese ability. Occasionally, I have trouble communicating in Japanese with convenience store clerks, but I didn't have such a problem here. Also, the staff's son? is wandering around the store. It wasn't noisy or annoying. It looks almost like a family business with a few part-time jobs? Many people write that the service and attitude are bad, but there was no such thing. Of course, there is no hospitality, polite customer service, or smiles like Japanese people, but I think it is extremely normal for Chinese staff. If you don't like it, I think you should go to Bamiyan with only Japanese staff. However, there are some Japanese staff who don't have an attitude anymore. Overall review I can recommend it except that the fried bean sprouts were salty.

The Chinese restaurant is located at the back of the third floor, and at first it might be a bit difficult to talk to the staff, but once you get used to it, you'll find that it's a very kind and friendly restaurant. (I have been working with you for about 15 years now) I usually go for the lunch set or all-you-can-eat (mostly the latter), but it's hard to ask for recommendations because all the food is delicious, but the all-you-can-eat homemade meat shumai has a plump texture similar to seafood, and it's better than the usual shumai. It's my favorite food because I don't like it. I didn't take any pictures, but all of the classic Chinese dishes are delicious, such as chili shrimp, sweet and sour pork, fried rice (crab, XO sauce, gomoku, etc.), green pepper paste, braised pork, etc. The food court has become more conspicuous since it became a tourist attraction, but this is a Chinese restaurant that you should definitely stop by and check it out. I wish I had taken more photos.

Datang is a Chinese restaurant located on the 3rd floor of Kosuka Bayside Yokosuka. All Chinese food here is good. The menu is diverse, so first-timers may get lost. My favorites are the Gomoku Ankake Yakisoba and Gyoza. About 5 minutes on foot from Keikyu Shioiri Station. Take the Keikyu Bus and get off at Shiodome.