The food is basic Chinese food, but the servings are very generous. If you’re hungry, order the chicken! There were some Taiwanese dishes on the menu which may be tastier…

Only local place so far where I've felt they give you too much food. Good value and delicious with the set meal at 780yen.

The spacious interior is good, making it easy to spend time even with children. There is zashiki (tatami seating), so it's easy to enter even with small children. Also, there are many menu items, so I think you will find something you want to eat. On the contrary, there are so many set menus that you have to compare them, wondering "what's the difference?" It's a Chinese shop, but there is also omurice. The chicken rice feels like fried rice as a base, but that's fine.

I went to Kin Kirin, which I had been curious about for a long time. I ordered the soy sauce ramen set. It included rice, soy sauce ramen, fried chicken, and pickles. It was about 1000 yen and I was quite full. The fried chicken was large and satisfying. Visited again after the previous time. This time it was the Taiwan tonkotsu ramen set. It was delicious as usual and a bit spicy, but it was an addictive taste. The best.

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Usually I go to the Taiwanese cuisine in the next town, but it's been a while since I came to Kin Kirin! I ordered the "Tenshin Chahan" (1,070 yen) and the secret menu "Chinese Stir-fried Tomato and Egg" (750 yen). It was served in about 10 minutes. Every time, the volume never betrays expectations! Both the Tenshin Chahan and the Chinese stir-fried tomato and egg were well-seasoned and delicious!! I will go again.

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