On a regular workday, I unexpectedly came across an antique-style shop, initially attracted by its name. When dining in summer, upon entering the dining area, the air conditioning wasn't very cold or strong, but after ordering and sitting down, I gradually stopped feeling hot. Because there were some customers ahead, the waiting time was a bit long, but still acceptable. When the dishes were served, the aroma of the curry filled the air; it had a rich flavor that wasn't spicy, and the side dishes were refreshing. Overall, it was quite worth a return visit.

I have been craving this curry for a long time!
Taking advantage of a holiday for myself, I took a trip to Yilan and had curry on the way.
First of all, a reminder, because there are not many places in the store, remember to make a reservation online, otherwise you may not be able to eat on site.
The store is located in an alley in a residential area. I think it will take some time to find it, but I really like the whole environment.
This time I ordered tender chicken curry and miso soup. The Internet recommended ordering a set meal (side dishes + drinks) as a more cost-effective option, but because of my recent gastrointestinal discomfort, I ordered a single order.
The curry is more Japanese-style, a little spicy, with a small piece of carrot and potato. I think the taste is quite ordinary. The egg is an omelet, which is quite delicious. There are five pieces of chicken, which is very tender. I like it very much. There is The cucumbers as a side dish were quite refreshing, and the overall portion was quite sufficient. I was very full!
The miso soup contains tofu, kelp sprouts, mushrooms, and white radish. It is not too salty and is quite delicious.
I think the CP value of this restaurant is quite high, the price is cheap, and the quantity is sufficient. I would like to try some side dishes if I have the chance.