Went for lunch near work. Since it's an area with many local factories, I thought it would be crowded at lunchtime, but since I was a bit early, I could relax without having to share a table. The daily set meal is set cheaply at 750 yen. This time I had the starchy fried rice (ankake chahan) and miso ramen. The taste was neither good nor bad, ordinary, and the portion felt a bit lacking for me, but considering current times, 750 yen is about right.

Town Chinese No. 222" One of three Chinese restaurants located in the factory/residential zone south of Yao Airport. Overall, the interior is spacious and feels like a Chinese diner. For some reason, both chicken and pork give the impression of being served as tempura, and set meals are abundant. Prices haven't gone up for years, making you worry if they'll be okay? A Chinese restaurant that pleases customers. Entered at 11. Mapo Set Meal / Mapo tofu, sweet and sour pork, and rice set for 900 yen. Ohhh!?. Since reviews said the rice is soft, I changed the rice to a large-sized fried rice. Visually, it's fried rice, mapo tofu, and sweet and sour pork, the representatives of common-people Chinese food. Now for the contents... Fried Rice / Contrary to expectations, it's a fluffy, separate-grain fried rice. The soup accompanying the set meal didn't have a chicken bone broth flavor, so that's how it is. A very light fried rice. Ordered large but the portion is normal. Mapo Tofu / Watery mapo with little thickness. Aside from the spiciness, the richness and umami... well, I didn't expect much. Sweet and Sour Pork / Average delicious sweet and sour pork. Better than expected among those served on plates. For someone who eats more than others, this was unsatisfying. Should I eat a large daily rice? Is it best to order two set items? *Sorry for the harsh comments amidst skyrocketing purchase prices. It ended up feeling not worth spending 1350 yen for lunch. They even gave me iced coffee (reiko), and the proprietress's friendliness is good. If you're not a big eater, maybe it's 4 stars. Basic Map info said cash only, but PayPay, d-Barai, and auPay are accepted.

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Found it in an area full of factories near Yao Airport! I thought, workers from the site probably come hereー (*^^*) Inside is spacious, so many menus I can't choose 😵 Ordered fried rice and pork tempura set Tenshin noodles and chive-egg stir fry Everything was very delicious and satisfying 😋 My boyfriend was also satisfied and we talked about eating tenshin rice next time 🤭 Thank you for serving coffee after the meal 🙏 Want to go again 🥺 It's a shop where you can do electronic payments and the parking lot was in an easy-to-understand place!

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South of Yao Airport in Osaka. In an area gathering local factories, there is the town Chinese restaurant 'Chuka Ryori Koran' that fills the stomachs of workers. Located a 20-minute walk from the nearest station, OsakaMetro Yao-Minami Station, but during lunchtime the spacious interior is packed with people. The varied set menu is popular. 4 parking lots are nearby. The town Chinese style 'Small Omurice' ¥560 has lightly flavored fried rice inside, wrapped in a thin egg skin. It's drizzled with plenty of ketchup, making it an irresistible taste for ketchup lovers. The additionally ordered 'Shumai ¥330' looks ordinary at first glance, but has a strong pork umami and is delicious enough without sauce! Rice dishes are available in small sizes so you can pair them with various single dishes. There are plenty of sets so it's better to decide in advance so you don't get lost. I've already decided what to eat next (laughs) Let's go again w

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A town Chinese restaurant lined among small and medium-sized enterprises and factories near Yao Airport. I think there is no mistake in the taste since it is supported by regular customers who appear to be employees and artisans from nearby companies and factories. Even as a first-time visitor in work clothes, I could eat comfortably.