Nishinomiya, Hyogo, Japan｜陳餐閣 飲茶&カフェ

An authentic Shanghainese restaurant with two branches on the south side of Hanshin Nishinomiya Station. Reputed for its light and elegant flavor. This is the second shop with a cafe atmosphere that is close to the station and can be used more casually. I ordered the "Lunch A course" which is a good deal. Salad, appetizer, main dish, 2 types of steamed dim sum, fried rice (or white rice), soup, and drink. For an additional 200 yen, I asked for pancakes (or almond tofu). You can choose from 4 types of main dishes, and on this day we have a relatively basic lineup of fried chicken, sweet and sour pork, shrimp chili, and seafood stir-fry. I decided to stir-fry fried chicken and seafood while saying that I should try something different because it's always oil chicken. Among the dishes that came out, I was particularly impressed by the deliciousness of "fried rice". Was it so delicious? It's a lunch set fried rice, so I regret that the amount was small. The pancakes are baked to order, so they are hot and fluffy. This is a restaurant that serves delicious food without fail.

I had the dim sum C set for lunch. Appetizer, salad, 6 types of steamed dim sum, 1 item of fried rice or rice porridge, 1 item of almond tofu or pancake for dessert, and a drink. The volume of each dish is small, but in the end, I was full because there were so many kinds of dishes coming out one after another. The fried rice had a mild salty taste. For dessert, if I were to eat Chinese food, I would have chosen almond tofu, but since this was an unusual restaurant called Dim Sum & Cafe, and there were pancakes painted on the walls of the store, I chose pancakes. It was a thin, soft dough topped with fluffy fresh cream, and it was the perfect amount for my swollen stomach. The atmosphere inside the store was very calming, so I was able to spend a very comfortable time even when I was alone.

A Chinese restaurant located just south of Hanshin Nishinomiya Station. I ordered the dim sum E set (1880 yen) for a weekday lunch with a friend. Three types of appetizers, salad, six types of dim sum, main (choose from four types), fried rice or white porridge, dessert (pancakes or almond tofu), and a drink. It wasn't greasy, had a relatively light taste, and was easy to eat.