Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan｜Kinsanson

My favorite Chinese restaurant that I go to for lunch several times a week. Stir-fried pork chive bean sprouts set meal is a standard. The salt ramen and pork belly greens fried rice are also delicious.

I had passed by the store many times before, but this was my first time visiting. At my first Chinese restaurant, I decided to try fried rice first, so I ordered lettuce and egg fried rice and the free dumplings. Weekday lunches are free of charge for large servings, but since I couldn't finish the large serving of fried rice at another restaurant before, I quietly ordered a regular serving (^_^;) Although it was fried rice, it was pretty good fried rice. Even the regular serving size was plenty, so I think the regular serving size is enough for desk workers. However, it's a shame that it's a bit salty...If the seasoning had been a little more subtle, I could have said it was the best fried rice around Hachioji Station. The gyoza is also a free item for 222 yen, but the size and taste are perfect. If you can get this item for less than 1,000 yen at a store near a major station, it's enough. In the past, I didn't think they had much of an advantage when looking at prices, but in the recent rush to raise prices, I think our store hasn't raised prices for several years, so I think the cost performance is relatively high.

Second time on another day. Take out. I got the pork belly green vegetable fried rice. The rose meat was also soft and not oily and was very delicious. I didn't feel like it was reduced even if I ate it with full volume. It is still reasonable and delicious, and there are many other menus that I am interested in, so I will use it again. Used for lunch. I ate a mapo tofu set meal, but it was moderately spicy and delicious. There were other menus that I was interested in, so I would like to use them again.