チンジャオロース定食のＢ : ROSHISEN

My wife said she wanted to eat Chinese Cuisine, so we went to "Lao Sichuan Nanki Branch". The parking lot that was there before is gone, so we parked the car in a paid parking lot along the road behind the restaurant. When we entered the restaurant, the atmosphere was calm. We were guided to a seat in the back, away from the other customers. After looking at the menu, my wife ordered the Eight Treasures Set Meal and I ordered the Chinjaorui Set Meal B. The B set meal is more expensive than the regular set meal, but the contents seem to be a little better. It took 6 minutes for the Eight Treasures Set Meal to be ready, and 8 minutes for the Chinjaorui Set Meal B. When we checked the contents of each other's set meals, the B set meal had spring rolls, char siu, Chinese dumpling, almond tofu, and cherry tomatoes added to the salad. Considering the price difference, it seems reasonable. I liked the seasoning of the Chinjaorui, but I was a little concerned about the oiliness. It was delicious, so it went down well with rice, and since you can have more rice, I had a second helping. I also ate a bit of my wife's Eight Treasures Dish, but it was soupy and quite flavorful. I personally find the Chinjaoroshi easier to eat. The char siu, spring rolls, Chinese dumpling, and bang bang chicken were all pretty tasty. I liked the salad, which had a variety of vegetables in it. The soup had eggs, enoki mushrooms, and crab sticks, and was thick and a little on the thick side. The almond tofu was so thick you could drink it, and it was fragrant and delicious. There were a lot of different types of Noodles, so I think I'll try Noodles next time.