Koshigaya, Saitama, Japan｜香港亭 南越谷店

A delicious Chinese restaurant. This is a store I've been interested in for a while. They didn't have a lunch menu at the store, but I went in for Sunday lunch. Unfortunately, we didn't have a good-value lunch, but they do have a rice set (rice + soup + curry) for 300 yen, so you can add it to a la carte dish and it becomes a nice set meal. I chose drool chicken, which I love, and my wife chose oil chicken, which was a little on the menu. This showdown (?) was an overwhelming victory (?) for the drooling chicken. The many spices give it a very nice aroma, and it beats out the drool chicken from the many restaurants I've eaten at! Yeah. I'll definitely be eating this again soon.

Not limited to Chinese restaurants, there are many cases where the taste of the country is not necessarily accepted even if it is served in Japan as it is. Customers also need to clarify and evaluate what kind of taste they want to eat. If you just evaluate it blindly, you will only doubt the dignity of the customer. Also, it should be noted that the change in taste is not only caused by the creator, but also by the policy of the store and the aging of the customers.

I ordered lunch, but that price is too good for that amount and taste I want to go again♪♪♪