Central Canteen, cost-effective Japanese lunch boxes

🚇Transportation: Near Central Station Exit D2, about 5 minutes walk, upstairs from Five Guys. 🏠Environment: The indoor area is not large, with soft wood tones as the main color. There is a bar counter set up by the chef, as well as booths. There is also a takeaway area at the door, which mainly serves takeaway. 🤵🏻Service: QR Code/manual order, no one-plus charge. 🍽️Lunch: Provides a variety of Japanese food boxes, ramen, hot pots, etc., at reasonable prices. 🍱Japanese style🐷Pork cartilage Japanese food box $128 Three large pieces of pork cartilage were served with salad🥗, miso soup, rice, two dumplings🥟, fried shrimp🍤, and four pieces of sushi🍣, which was quite rich. The pork cartilage is very soft, well-marinated, and has a bit of collagen, but it is not greasy. The other side dishes are good, and the price is very cost-effective👍. 🍲American Angus🐮Beef Pot $168 There are three soup bases to choose from. The sukiyaki soup base is less sweet than usual. There are cabbage 🥬, mushrooms, enoki mushrooms, green onions and beef in the pot, and it is also equipped with a raw egg. The beef is thickly cut and tender 😍, and the egg sauce makes it smoother. Then pour the egg into the pot and cook it again. It is first-class to eat with rice 👍. Oomaki 📍Shop 1, 1/F, Manning Building, 38 Queen's Road Central, Central #Register for April Hotel Test Sleeper #Wagyu #foodphotography #Food Guide #Central Food #Sushi #Hong Kong Food #Central Restaurants #What's Good to Eat in Central