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Yoshinoya (Ouya Changqingcheng Branch)

小吃快餐 · ⭐ 4.4

Unit 6A, Changqing South Street; First Floor, Ouya Changqing Life Plaza

Dishes

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  Steamed Egg Custard with Tea

  Chawanmushi is a steamed dish primarily made with eggs, shrimp, chicken, and fish. The ingredients are diced and mixed with egg liquid, then combined with an appropriate amount of water or dashi broth. After filtering, the mixture is poured into bowls and steamed over water. The finished dish has a delicate, smooth texture with rich layers of flavor.
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  Ji-Flavor Two-Part Rice

  Ji Wei Double Combo Rice features premium rice as its base, paired with two distinctive flavor dishes: first, tender and juicy teriyaki chicken thigh, marinated in a special teriyaki sauce and grilled to a glossy red finish with rich, aromatic taste; second, a refreshing vegetable omelet stir-fried quickly with seasonal vegetables and fresh eggs, colorful and nutritionally balanced. Served together in one bowl, this combination delivers a harmonious and satisfying culinary experience.
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  Mashed Potatoes

  Mashed potatoes is a home-style dish primarily made from potatoes. The preparation method typically involves boiling the potatoes, peeling them, and then mashing them into a smooth consistency. Depending on personal taste, ingredients such as milk, butter, salt, and pepper can be added and mixed thoroughly.
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  Large Beef Bowl

  Gurukuchi Yakiniku Beef Bowl is a dish made primarily with tender beef slices, onions, and rice. The preparation involves stir-frying the beef slices with seasonings until cooked through, then adding sliced onions and stir-frying until soft. Finally, the seasoned beef and onions are served over steaming hot rice.
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  Signature Beef Rice

  Our signature beef rice features tender slices of beef paired with a rich, savory sauce, perfectly blended with rice. The preparation involves carefully cooking the beef to maintain its tenderness, then drizzling it with a specially crafted sauce before serving it over steaming hot rice.
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  Japanese Sukiyaki

  Japanese sukiyaki, primarily made with thin slices of beef, tofu, and vegetables. The method involves adding a special sauce to a shallow pot, cooking the ingredients one by one, and finally enjoying them by dipping into raw egg yolk.
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  Japanese-style Hamburg Steak

  Japanese hamburger patty is mainly made from ground beef or pork, mixed with onions, garlic, eggs, and seasonings, then shaped into patties and pan-fried. It is usually served with Japanese sauce or ketchup, and sometimes placed in a bun as bento or fast food.
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  Japanese Hamburg Steak Rice

  Japanese-style hamburger steak rice is a dish that combines elements of Japanese cuisine and Western dishes. The main ingredients include tender pork patties, rich sauce, and steaming hot rice. The preparation involves frying the pork patties until golden and crispy, then serving them with a specially made Japanese-style sauce, all enjoyed together with rice.
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  Japanese Chicken Rice Bowl

  Japanese chicken rice is a Japanese dish primarily made with chicken. The chicken is minced and stir-fried with seasonings, then mixed with rice for a rich flavor and balanced nutrition.
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  Grilled Spicy麻 Chicken Rice

  Grilled spicy麻 chicken rice is made with tender chicken marinated in a special spicy麻 sauce, then quickly seared on a hot griddle to retain its juicy tenderness. Served with fragrant glutinous rice, it delivers a unique spicy麻 flavor.
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  Teriyaki Chicken Rice Bowl

  Teriyaki chicken rice is made with chicken cutlets as the main ingredient, cooked with a specially prepared teriyaki sauce. The chicken cutlets are first pan-fried until golden brown, then coated with a thickened sauce made by simmering soy sauce, sugar, and mirin until it becomes syrupy, allowing the chicken to fully absorb the rich aroma of the sauce.
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  Spicy Kimchi Pork Rice

  Spicy kimchi pork rice is a home-style dish featuring spicy and flavorful kimchi, tender and juicy pork, and fragrant rice. The preparation is simple: first cook the pork until done, then stir-fry it with kimchi, and finally mix it with rice to allow each grain to absorb the rich flavors of both the kimchi and pork.

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