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愛遇紅豆
Midnight Snack2 ppl$70
about 1 hour ago

🚩 Xindian City Center, A Cute Literary-Style Ice Shop

Love Encounter Red Bean is located in Xindian City Center, with the nearest MRT being Exit 1 of Qizhang Station, about a 2-minute walk away. Newly opened in July 2023, the decor is still very fresh. The storefront features a wooden frame with white walls and an eye-catching red logo (a red bean?), and inside, the seating area has stylish wooden tables. The walls are avocado green, with one wall displaying homemade jerky (brand: A Slice of Jerky). The counter is adorned with small white mosaic tiles. The overall arrangement is thoughtfully done, with a spacious, clean, and comfortable environment.

Ordering is done at the counter with payment accepted in cash and LinePay.

Today, I ordered the customizable ice (choose any 4 toppings) for $70.

The first bowl consisted of: pineapple, barley, condensed milk, and floral beans (this was a mistake).
The ice is not the fluffy kind but rather small crushed ice drizzled with brown sugar and made sweeter with condensed milk. The ice blends nicely. The pineapple is slightly tart native pineapple, the barley is a bit hard but acceptable, and I personally don't like the floral beans.

I originally ordered peanuts, but the staff gave me floral beans instead. They immediately provided a small bowl of peanuts in a cute glass container, which made me happy.

The second bowl: grass jelly, taro balls, taro, pineapple
This was what my family ordered. This heap of jelly and balls isn't my favorite 🤣, but it’s quite chewy and of good quality.

The portion of ice given is quite generous, and the topping flavors are also good. Coupled with the clean and comfortable space, the price is quite reasonable, and the staff's service attitude is excellent. With summer getting longer, there's more time to enjoy ice, so I recommend it to everyone.

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三本珈琲店 羽田空港第1ターミナル 南ウィング店
Afternoon Tea1 ppl$1274
about 3 hours ago

A cup of coffee before taking off from Haneda Airport! Bringing your own delicious breakfast for an early morning flight.

Sanbon Coffee has branches in many airports across Japan, including six stores in and around Haneda Airport, which is close to its origin.

When you're taking an early morning flight, or flying with low-cost carriers that don't offer meals, you might need to bring some food. There are many souvenir brands that aren't open in the morning, so this was the first time I noticed Sanbon Coffee.

This time, I ordered a hot bacon and egg sandwich, and it was really hot to hold! The yolk was half-cooked and would burst, so you have to be careful not to get it on yourself when eating. There was a slightly spicy yellow mustard, and the overall taste was pretty good.

I ordered a pour-over coffee, which was heavily roasted and a bit bitter.

Especially for takeout, the prices are slightly cheaper than dining in, so you can take it to your boarding gate and enjoy a hearty meal. The trash bins in the airport are quite convenient.

There's no problem bringing it on the plane, but if you're returning home, you'll need to finish the food before going through customs. For coffee, it's recommended to drink half before boarding, as during takeoff, it can only be placed in the seatback pocket in front of you, and if it's too full, it might be a bit risky.

+64
上吉燒肉
Dinner2 ppl$2200
about 4 hours ago

A highly recommended premium Wagyu yakiniku restaurant in the East District, with full table-side service where the Wagyu melts in your mouth, a 5-star must-visit! 🔥

#WagyuYakiniku
#TableSideService
#EastDistrictYakiniku

I saw other foodies on Fooday highly praising this restaurant "Shang Ji Yakiniku," so I made a reservation for a dining day.

Online reservations are difficult to book, so it is recommended to book early. Like us, we could only reserve a spot for 17:00 on Sunday a week in advance. The dining time is 2 hours, which is more than enough for yakiniku.

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ꕥ Service 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕 5/5

As soon as we arrived at the store entrance, staff members came out to ask for reservation information and guided us to our seats. They also proactively helped lock our bags and coats in lockers, making us feel thoughtful service from the moment we entered.

The staff also professionally introduced the menu and meat options, being able to explain each item in detail and recommending meat choices based on the guest's preferences. After dining, they even asked for feedback on the most impressive meat dishes to record and provide more customized suggestions for the next visit.

ꕥ Environment 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕 5/5

The restaurant environment is very comfortable. We sat at the bar table, with a dedicated staff member across the bar constantly helping us grill meat and monitor our dining status. There are also Japanese-style private rooms deeper inside the restaurant, where another table-side server is responsible for grilling.

The seating area is generally kept very clean, creating an atmosphere where people would be willing to sit down and chat slowly.

ꕥ Food 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕 5/5

There are business lunch sets, which are more affordable. For dinner, only à la carte options are available.

The only restriction in the restaurant is: you must order at least three portions of the Wagyu items on the first page of the menu, while other meats can be freely chosen.

The staff will also use a tablet to introduce their current hidden menu. We tried the fruit corn, which was very fragrant, sweet, and juicy. For this meal, the two of us ordered:

✧ Selected Wagyu Skirt Steak (Two Slices) $360
✧ Selected Wagyu Chuck Flap (Two Slices) $260
✧ Boneless Short Rib (Two Slices) $150
✧ Wagyu Apple Roll (Two Pieces) $480
✧ Raw Wagyu Beef $380
✧ Iberico Pork Ribs $380
✧ Black Pork Belly (with Lettuce) $280
✧ Matsusaka Pork $280
✧ Chicken Neck Meat $280
✧ Hokkaido Scallops (Two Pieces) $180
✧ Zucchini $140
✧ Tsukimi Mixed Rice $140

🌟 My most memorable items were the skirt steak, Wagyu Apple Roll, and Iberico Pork Ribs!

The offal meat had no unpleasant beef smell—tender, soft, and sweet. The Japanese Wagyu was melt-in-your-mouth, with highly marbled fat, wrapped in apple shreds to form a delicious and refreshing Wagyu Apple Roll—truly an impressive combination.

Their pork items also had no pig smell, quite tasty and delicious. The main reasons were the high-quality meat and the staff's professional grilling technique, which ensured flavorful yakiniku.

Their “Thick-Cut Beef Tongue” usually sells out quickly. We didn't get to try it this time, so if you want to taste their thick-cut beef tongue, it is advisable to call in advance to reserve it or leave a note when making an online reservation!

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We also ordered some sours and Sapporo draft beer, which is very suitable to enjoy with yakiniku. Overall, it was a perfect yakiniku dining experience, and I would definitely want to visit again!

Most importantly, the price is very reasonable and not expensive at all! It's an enthusiastically recommended Wagyu yakiniku restaurant in the East District; you must come and try it 🙌

+66
麺匠飛鳥拉麵
Dinner2 ppl$272.5
about 6 hours ago

🍜 Men Sho Asuka Ramen
🍜 Highly-rated ramen shop online

I've always heard great things about this ramen place.
Finally got to try it today.

Ordering is done using a QR code,
Order first and then pay.
There's lemon water, ice, utensils, etc., available for self-service.
For a ramen shop, there are quite a lot of seats.

This time I ordered:
🍜 Fragrant Lemon Yuzu Ramen (with soft-boiled egg) $260
Very, very disappointing!
The lemon and yuzu flavors are very light,
overpowered by the saltiness.
The soup becomes cloying after a while.
There are two slices each of chicken and pork chashu.
The quality of the meat is quite good,
cooked to a suitable tenderness.
The soft-boiled egg is also performed well.
The noodles are moderately soft and firm, with little chewiness.
Overall, compared to other places I've been to,
the broth is really not up to par😭

🍜 Chicken White Soup Ramen (with soft-boiled egg) $250
The soup has a garlic flavor that I can't quite accept...
This is also a dish I wouldn't repurchase.

🍜 Karaage Chicken (1 piece) $35
The fried batter was just right,
and the meat was quite tender and juicy.
The seasoning was decent too.
This might be the only item I'd consider repurchasing.

Had overly high expectations for this place,
and ended up sorely disappointed.
It feels like a place not worth going out of your way for.
There are better options for ramen shops out there.

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