HAYABUSA

It's a shop I've been worried about for a long time Nishi-Chiba Mosque. Located on the first floor of the Islamic Cultural Center. It is a halal food store, but also a restaurant and cafe. I had a meal because it was great. A woman in a hijab dressed in a woman from another country was covering her hair. The customers also had meals in different countries, talking happily. I ordered 500 yen for Chicken Biryani. > 200 yen. "Pakistan (Is it Sri Lanka? Smiley) milk tea" 200 yen. It looks like a daily change. This is 900 yen. It's cheap. But it was cheap. "Fried noodles" Came out earlier. Obviously instant. I guess they used something sold in the store. However, the taste was delicious. Some snack-like textures such as arale or croutons were mixed in, and the taste was rather sweet. Even if it's instant, it costs 200 yen. Ali. > I guess. It is not very warm. Chicken was dry too. However, the unique aroma of Indica rice is good. There was quantity, too. Chicken is boned, so be careful when eating it. From a customer perspective, it's a local flavor. Whether a Japanese eats delicious is honestly subtle. In particular, some people are not good at unique fragrances. I'm fine because I have a wide tolerance. "Milk tea" It was normal. I thought it was like a chai. I am sorry that it was warm. While in the shop, people across the country came to buy food. I also looked at the frozen meats such as mutton, lamb, and beef, and spices and instant foods. I didn't buy it because there was a place to go, but I want to buy something next time. To be honest, I want to eat fresh food, so I don't know if I will eat it again. Cheap is attractive. I want to come again. Thank you for the meal.