Tsu, Mie, Japan｜Shoryu

The fried chicken is delicious, and lunch is especially cheap. I try to stop by every Friday on my way home from work. The fried rice also has a strong iron pot flavor unless it's busy. It's delicious, and the Balinese noodles were also delicious. The gyoza is chewy and I personally don't like it, the Taiwanese ramen is also a bit strange and a bit strange, the Tenjin rice had no toppings, but the sesame oil was effective, and the salt content was not bad, and my evaluation is the same as Osho. Like other Chinese restaurants in town, each item is expensive, but the set is cheap. There are a lot of people at lunchtime on holidays, but if you go on weekdays, there will be fewer people and if you have a set meal, it will be served right away, so it might be stress-free. If you're looking for Chinese food on Route 23 down from Yokkaichi, I'd go to Osho, but it's expensive and not delicious, it's crowded, you have to wait, the counter seats are a little weird, you can't relax, and the staff are noisy talking to each other, so I personally think Shoryu is better. Masu.

Delicious local Chinese food. At night, I thought it was a little more expensive than I expected for a town Chinese restaurant (about 100 to 200 yen more), but the fried chicken is big, served quickly, and delicious! For those who want a hearty meal, I recommend the set meal. For around 1,000 yen, you'll be full. Lunch is even better value. There was also a set that included alcohol and your favorite dish x 2.

Looks like a Reiwa Shinsengumi supporter Early in the new year, when Japan was in trouble, this store would be perfect for Yamamoto supporters who went to disaster-stricken areas to perform Ahodzura lowering performances.