Located at the Nanya Plaza in Hsinchu, "Ginza Anko Pork Cutlet" is a Japanese pork cutlet specialty store that focuses on fried food and Japanese-style set meals. Its convenient location makes it one of the options for dining after shopping. The sofa seating is spacious and comfortable, but the table we sat at that day was a bit greasy, possibly not cleaned properly, which slightly affected the dining experience.

"Eel Set Meal (Small)"
The eel rice was average; it wasn't particularly impressive, but it wasn't difficult to eat either. The portion of rice was just right, paired with miso soup and side dishes, making it sufficiently filling. Since the miso soup can be refilled, I had another bowl, which was warm and smooth.

"Fried Items"
The chicken nuggets were crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside; I would recommend them. The vegetable and meat skewers were comparatively ordinary, with a slightly loose texture inside.

"Salmon Chawanmushi"
This is one of the smallest chawanmushi I have ever seen, but it was delicious and included salmon. Priced at $70, considering its small and delicate presentation, I can just about accept it.

In summary, "Anko Pork Cutlet" is suitable for those who want to enjoy Japanese set meals in a comfortable setting. Overall, the prices of the meals are slightly high, but the advantages are that miso soup, white rice, and shredded lettuce can all be refilled for free, which adds extra points for customers who love soup or have a big appetite.