Saitama, Japan｜Benitora Gyozabo Saitama Shintoshin Cocoon

big portion

Will visit again soon. The spicy avocado and shrimp salad has a cheesy, Caesar salad-like taste. I'd like to try something a little more Chinese-style. Other than that, it has an excellent sense of stability. Recently, I've been going to Chianti, Toraji, and the food court repeatedly with my kids, but I just noticed an option called Benitora Gyozabo. I appreciate that the ramen on the kids menu comes with a toy. Contains half a boiled egg, menma, and chashu. I ate all of the soy milk pudding with caramel sauce. Children won't be able to chew through the chashu, so it's best if it's thin or soft. Since I don't have any vegetables, I'd appreciate it if you could add a little of anything. Takana ramen is usually delicious. I also received a child. Stir-fried eggplant with sweet miso goes perfectly with rice. It's a little tangy, so kids won't try it. There was a table that ordered many large gyoza, and they looked delicious.

Visited Benitora Gyozabo for the first time in a while. I didn't know it was inside the cocoon. After all, standard Chinese food is delicious. Town Chinese food has become popular recently, and places like Benitora Gyozabo may feel half-baked, but they're still delicious. After all, Shanghai yakisoba is Teppan.