Dining time: 2025/03/29

We spontaneously decided to have a family dinner in Huwei and chose the Qizhi Restaurant. There's a newly built multi-story parking lot nearby, so parking is very convenient.

As soon as we sat down, they served us hot barley tea and the menu. There were four of us dining, so we ordered a lot of food (laughs).

⭐️ Eel Rice
I didn’t get to try this, but the family enjoyed it a lot. It must be quite tasty.

⭐️ Creamy Beef Brisket Set Meal
When the main dish was served, it was heated on an iron plate. After boiling, the creamy flavor gradually wafted out, super aromatic. It also came with side dishes (pumpkin), salad, steamed egg, white rice, and miso soup. If you don’t like raw food, this is a good option.

⭐️ Assorted Sashimi (Special)
The sashimi was very fresh, and there were firefly squids in it. The portion was also quite generous, highly recommended.

⭐️ Sea Urchin Hand Roll
This sea urchin was delicious and didn’t have any off-putting chemical taste.

⭐️ Japanese-style Cod Liver
A refreshing side dish with a generous amount of cod liver!

⭐️ Flounder Sushi (6 pieces)
Brushed with sauce and then seared, it melted right in the mouth. This is my favorite flounder sushi!

⭐️ Salmon Fried Rice
It was very fragrant with each grain distinct, and the portion was quite sufficient. Highly recommend the fried rice!

⭐️ Complimentary Dessert - Plum Juice Pickled Tomato
A very refreshing dessert to end the meal nicely!

In summary,
It's a tasty family-style Japanese restaurant. Since the space inside is not large, I recommend making a reservation in advance. If we hadn't been the first to arrive at the restaurant, I’m not sure how long we would have to wait if we arrived a bit later. Highly recommended to everyone!

I just happened to want to eat Japanese cuisine, so I searched online and finally chose to try this place.

Firstly, this restaurant actually has a minimum spend requirement, but no one informed me about it when I entered the restaurant and sat down. From what I saw, there was no indication of a minimum spend in the restaurant either. As a result, when I ordered, my selections were below the minimum, and I had to order additional items. I suggest that the restaurant clearly communicate this policy to avoid inconvenience for both parties.

Regarding the food, I ordered a Tamago Don and Chawanmushi. The sauce for the Tamago Don (which I believe is mayonnaise) was really overdone—after a few bites, it was just overwhelming. I ended up forcing myself to eat two-thirds before giving up.

The Chawanmushi was pretty good; the egg flavor was quite strong, and the seasoning was moderate.