Yashio, Saitama, Japan｜炎神

very original taste, it is run by chinese couple , the portions are large, more than you expect

A Chinese restaurant located in Ozone, Yashio City. The lunch menu is excellent value for money. In these days of Reiwa, it's nice to be able to eat for less than 1,000 yen including tax, and each lunch menu has a large portion. The rice is served in a ``manga-sized'' rice bowl, but by the time you finish eating all the main dishes, you will feel that this manga-sized serving is just right. The half-fried rice is so plentiful that it doesn't feel like it's "half," and the bowls of ramen are big and there's plenty of it. It's run by a couple from the mainland, and the kitchen is run by the owner, so please understand that it may take a while during the rush to order. I'm sure you'll be satisfied with the food that will be served afterwards. The parking lot may or may not have space for one passenger car.

I visited this restaurant because I heard that it used to be an okonomiyaki restaurant, but now it's a Chinese restaurant. I entered the store around 1:15pm on a weekday, and there was only one customer. I sat at a table for 4 people and waited for about 5 minutes, but no staff appeared. Worried, I called out to the kitchen in the back, "Excuse me!" No reaction. After waiting another 2 minutes, the owner appears at the table in front of me, carrying today's recommended ``Eggplant Miso Stir-Fried Set Meal.'' I was asked, "Sorry to keep you waiting, what should I order?" I was planning on ordering "pork cutlet set meal" until 20 seconds ago, but I suddenly changed it to "eggplant miso stir-fry set meal." The food will be delivered in about 7 minutes. The rice was full of manga. However, more than that, the eggplant miso stir-fry was rich and voluminous. The taste is quite delicious. The eggplant has been soaked in oil once, so the skin is crispy and the fruit is soft and piping hot enough to burn your tongue. The soup had a unique taste that seemed to have different tastes. Personally, I prefer the taste of the soup that comes with fried rice and set meals at regular Chinese restaurants. By the time I eat half of the manga-filled rice, it's gone. The customer sitting in front of me must have been in the same situation, as he got up from his seat, went to the kitchen, received a pack and a plastic bag from the owner, and stuffed it with the leftover miso stir-fried eggplant. The store owner stood at the cash register, waited for the previous customer to pay, and asked, ``Excuse me, can I get a pack too?'' I said as I stuffed about half of the leftover eggplant miso stir-fry into my pack and headed to the checkout. ``It's 780 yen,'' I asked the shopkeeper, ``Is it okay to pay for the pack?'' and the shopkeeper replied with a smile, ``It's fine.'' Thank you for the meal. Let's come again.