Niuji - Affordable semi-self-service Japanese steak house

Today I walked through To Kwa Wan and walked to the ground floor of 16 Tan Kong Road. I saw the menu advertised outside the door of this Niu Chi, which was quite attractive. I was a bit hungry, so I went in to try it. A major feature of this restaurant is the semi-self-service steakhouse. In addition to scanning the Safe Travel, you also have to use a vending machine to order and give money. This machine can receive banknotes, coins, and a payment platform, but there is no Octopus. After ordering, you can find a seat. Waiting for the main course to arrive, and another special feature here is the all-you-can-eat salad, pearl rice and Japanese beef vegetable soup buffet. This time I ordered this issue's value-for-money Spanish pork rib eye meal. The lunch price is only $45, which is quite good value. When served, the dinner plate covered the pork eye with a piece of paper, with a bamboo skewer inserted, the first time I saw, its role should be to do not want its grease to bounce outward to stain the guests' clothes, can also preserve the temperature. After uncovering the piece of paper, I saw two pieces of pork steak placed on a volcanic stone, still grilled and fragrant! The meat of the pork is good, and the meat juice is ok too! For this price, you can't beat two pieces of Spanish pork steak, plus all-you-can-eat soup, rice, and salad! #foodie #Resident Writer #hkfoodie #To Kwa Wan #Beef Extreme #Affordable Food Recommendation