Kisarazu, Chiba, Japan｜香源

I wouldn’t’ call this place a Taiwanese restaurant, just a normal Japanese Chinese restaurant. Good value, good tasting food and the lady was super nice and friendly.

Used for lunch. Most of the customers are local repeat customers. I came here for lunch on a holiday, and the rotation was good. The menu is the same as Kogen in Iwane, but this one has mainly Japanese employees. I had Taiwanese mixed soba noodles. The noodles were thoroughly washed, crispy and delicious. I think the sound of the order chime is annoying. Apparently the Gomoku ramen I had with my companion was also delicious.

There are many Taiwanese restaurants around here, but I think this one offers the most gentle-tasting food. It's nice to have Taiwanese food, but if you eat here, you won't feel guilty about consuming fat and sugar (← I don't know if that's a good thing or not, though) ☺︎ Set meals cost less than 1,000 yen and come with salad, soup, and almond tofu, and a complimentary drink! The restaurant closes for lunch at 3:00 p.m. I entered the store after 2pm, so I was told, "We're closing soon. Sorry," so I hurriedly ate the last meal, but the almond tofu was...excellent.