Kisarazu, Chiba, Japan｜Hong Kong Tei kisarazu shop

From the grilled gyoza noodle and rice set (all items 850 yen), I ate a char siu fried rice set and a gomoku soba set. It wasn't what I expected at all, but it was delicious. A large serving of noodles and rice was free, so I had a large serving of fried rice, but it also came with 6 fried gyoza dumplings, which made my stomach swell. It was cheaper and tastier than the food court on the 2nd floor, and I was very satisfied. I think it's a good shop to have more customers.

Usually delicious. Most ramen shops these days have rip-off prices. I believe that ramen is a B-class gourmet dish, so I don't think Japanese ramen with udon noodles will be as good value as ramen with Chinese ingredients, one of the world's three major cuisines. It's cheap here and there's a lot of food. I've been to quite a few Aeon restaurants, and most of them have deteriorated in taste since they first opened. Many of the restaurants where high school students worked part-time were not very good. When I went to eat there, it was probably from Taiwan or China, and it was delicious. I feel like I'm traveling abroad when I go to an international restaurant where the staff are from other countries, so I recommend it for those people.

It's pretty good. There are multiple stores in the city center, downtown level.