明るいお母さん＆大食漢にはピッタリ : Ebi shou

The same shop, ``Ebisho Ozu Branch,'' used to be located in Itsukaichi Chuo, Saeki Ward, and it had moderate reviews, so when I wanted to go there, the listing was put on hold, and when that happened, I thought it had closed down. It looked like it had just been moved. The place you are moving to is Ozu, right along Ozu Street, and as you can see in the photo, there is a coin laundry next door, or rather in the same facility, so you should aim for that. As you can see, it is a stylish building that does not look like a Chinese restaurant. If you go from the city, it's on the right hand side of the corner lot at the Ozu 3-chome intersection, past "Momiji Bank". It's not far from Mazda Stadium, but it's on the opposite side of the station, so it can be tough before and after games. There are 3 to 4 dedicated Ps in front of the store, but as you can see in the photo, one is only for light vehicles, and it's along Ozu Dori, which has a lot of traffic, and there are a lot of passersby and bicycles, so the second P in the back is more private. I think it's safe. If you enter the back side from the nearby Ozu 3-chome intersection, there will be a coin P as shown in the photo, but of course you will not be able to enter.Go into the joint P with "Sugihara Dental Clinic" in the front and immediately turn left and there will be 4 coins at the far end. You can park for minutes. It's in the back of the park, so it's especially difficult to park in the back of the coin laundry, but there won't be any other cars unless there are other customers, so you can turn around as many times as you like, even if you're not good at driving. It's okay, right? Depending on the location, it may be easier to back in from the beginning instead of cutting back inside. The problem with the store was the entrance and exit, which was so heavy that for a moment I thought, ``Is it closed?'' Actually, the first time I went there, it was past the closing time of 1:30 for lunch, and it took about 40 minutes, but I gave up thinking that the entrance wasn't open because of that entrance, but when I visited this time, I guess it was because they were regulars. It wasn't, but it seemed OK to open it a little more than halfway, so it might have opened if I slid it a little harder. Even so, if the owner is trying to follow his own rules, it probably won't work, but the proprietress of the store is a cheerful Chinese person with a friendly personality and is good at doing business with customers, so it's probably okay. ``I'm not busy right now,'' said the proprietress, who was full of service and served me iced coffee after the meal.She was a Chinese mother, who was probably not much older than me. Not only that, but basically the highlight of the restaurant is the service, no, the service is so good that it really makes your eyes jump out at you.As you can see in the menu in the photo, the daily lunch special is the price of the main menu, which is just not good enough. However, Other is all you can eat! ``Stir-fried levanilla ¥900'' In short, it's the lowest price even if it's not the same menu, starting from ¥800 for yakisoba and Taiwanese Ramen, and you can eat as much as you want.When you order, you will be given plastic gloves to prevent infection, and from the right in the photo, rice, soup, It's a buffet style restaurant where you can take as much of the salad, ginger, stir-fried food, green tea egg, and almond tofu as you like. However, it seems like you can eat up to 3 pieces of apricot tofu at the end, but Gal Sone is the only one who eats that much! ? It doesn't make sense anymore. What would you do if "Gal Sone" came? ? 》 If you're going to eat authentic Chinese Cuisine in China, you'll definitely want to eat it all! They think it's not enough, so they serve it again. I was told this by someone who went to China in the past, and they say that emptying a bowl or plate is a way of saying, ``It's not enough, it's rude,'' so you don't have to ask for anything; they just give you a refill. Apparently it was served on a plate, but of course we're talking about a course meal, and if you eat it all up at a local Cafeterias, it seems like you're putting some weight behind it, thinking, ``This isn't worth it at all! You're stingy.'' On the other hand, leaving the whole thing on is a sign that you don't like it, so it's good manners to leave just a little bit on. It is said that there were over 100 types of ``Manchu Zen Seki'' in the time of the Empress Dowager Cixi, so Chinese people like to arrange a lot of dishes, and most of the chefs want to feed their stomachs to the fullest, so the restaurant ``Ebisho'' I guess that's the case with the Ozu store as well. There were probably 4 box-shaped 4-seater tables inside the store. Although it doesn't have much capacity, it looks like a Chinese Family restaurant, and it looks like it was moved in November last year, so it's still beautiful. ``Wow, I should have come hungry.'' Judging from the main stir-fried levanilla, it had a musty flavor and a slight spiciness that would go well with rice, and this alone easily filled a bowl. . Well, for some reason, the huge fried chicken that comes with it has a weak taste but is juicy, so it's easy to eat half a bowl of rice. Zha cai and stir-fried dishes taste good, but they're cold, so they're not as good as the two dishes above, but you'll still have to use your chopsticks to pick up the rice. I was about 6 or 7 minutes hungry before I arrived, but I decided to have a light bowl of rice, a salad for health reasons, and a cup of tea. The apricot tofu was delicious, but I didn't even have a second helping of this. If I'm hungry, I'll probably order 3 bowls of rice, salad, curry, and stir-fried food, and I might even end up eating up to 3 servings of almond tofu. In addition, he probably ate the tea egg, which he avoided this time because he thought he would get upset. I think tea eggs are tea eggs even though they are probably not eaten. The reason I didn't refill was just because I was so full, not because there wasn't much left. There was more than half of the rice left in the rice bowl, and I still had some almond tofu left over. That's why I decided to join the same restaurant as it is a restaurant that cannot be resisted by big eaters.I guess that cheerful Chinese mother is also waiting for such a big eater. The next customer ordered Cold Noodles, but like me, they had a buffet, so maybe it's because they're regulars, but there seems to be a lot left over anyway. Something like that would probably happen to that mother. When I checked out, I was asked to get a membership card, but since I was coming from far away, I declined, but the restaurant was actually a famous chain in China, where everything is authentic, according to other reviewers. Apparently it's a store. I understand that it's popular, but why was the first store in Hiroshima? Why such a small capacity as the store? I don't know much about it, but I don't think a store like this can survive unless it sells a lot of money with low profits, so if you're interested, I recommend you to pay a visit. Apparently they also sell Bento (boxed lunch) at the store, so it might be a good idea for when you're watching a Carp game. Also, just seeing your mother will give you energy. ● Personal Tabelog score...3.7