In the food court on the third floor of Mitsui Outlet, I ordered fried chicken omelet curry rice. The fried chicken was delicious, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, not too dry, very juicy, and freshly fried without any oily taste.

The omelet was very tender and thin, and the curry was rich but not too salty. However, the flavor was quite strong, leaning towards Japanese taste, so those who like Japanese curry should find it enjoyable. Unfortunately, there were not many vegetables—only some carrots and potatoes, along with green beans.

A bowl of miso soup and a cup are included, and you can choose your drink; there’s even unsweetened sparkling water, which is great for those who want to control their sugar intake.

After placing the order, you receive a vibrator for when your food is ready. On Friday night, there weren't many people, so the meal was served quickly.

The food court on the third floor has washbasins, which is very convenient, and after finishing the meal, you can return your utensils to the collection area yourself.

A curry shop located in the food area on the third floor of Tainan Mitsui outlet
I was attracted by the puff pastry soup shown in the menu diagram.

This time I ordered Tangyang chicken and egg curry $249
The fried chicken is delicious and the omelet is soft and tender. The curry is Japanese curry, slightly sweet but not spicy. Overall it is delicious and the portion is acceptable.

Additional puff pastry soup $69
The hot puff pastry is mixed into the thick soup. It is fragrant and delicious, as expected.