At noon, there were not many people, so we had lunch set meals. A new menu was recently launched, a sushi platter set meal, but I don't like sushi, so I'll just go with the old menu.
The side dish was something pickled similar to squid, which tasted good, and the free special drink, the plum vinegar drink, was very delicious.
You can choose vinaigrette, sesame juice or salad dressing for the vegetable salad, and the freshness is OK.
The drinks include green orange lemon juice and grass jelly winter melon tea, and the winter melon tea is delicious.
The main dish of the day was salmon and goose liver steamed rice. The two small pieces of goose liver tasted good, but the salmon didn't seem to be seen. It was more like fried rice than steamed rice. It should have been added with fried rice vegetables. As for whether it was from Japan, I don't know. The fried rice was distinct and not greasy, which was good.
The taste of the miso soup was close to that of Japan, and it should not have been made with instant soup. The tea bowl steamed ingredients were enough and delicious, and the inside The noodles also had salmon, and these two side dishes can get high marks.
The dessert after the meal seemed to be called cheese, which was more solid than pudding and tasted good, but the syrupy peaches lowered the taste. I personally felt that there was no better.
As a picky eater, I always pay attention to details, especially Japanese food. The lack of considerate hand towels can be ignored. After all, there are not many Japanese food restaurants in China that can do this. However, it seems that the vertical placement of chopsticks is too unprofessional. This Japanese dining etiquette, which is considered impolite, appears in this level of Japanese food restaurant. It is really inappropriate.
Although the service is a little unfamiliar, the attitude is still very good.
Leting specializes in self-service Japanese food. It is difficult to comment before eating it, but it seems that the details always give me a vague feeling of Japanese food for Chinese people.