Mr. Lee's Beer

#HawaiiAirlineEvent If you go across the street from Dongsong Intercity Terminal and enter the alley, it is right there on the left. I visited here on the recommendation of an acquaintance, and I was satisfied with the clean interior and spacious seats. The lighting was just right, so it wasn't too dark, and the music wasn't too loud, which made it a good place to have a drink while chatting. Above all, there were a variety of light snacks, so I thought it was a good place to have a simple drink as a second round. There were also various types of highballs, and the snacks were also varied, such as fried food, soup, and pasta. Mr. Lee's Chicken didn't have a thick batter, and the shape of the fried powder was well preserved, so it felt like eating Japanese-style tonkatsu. The crunchy sound was refreshing when I bit into it, and it wasn't the texture you usually feel with chicken, so it was new at first. There are three types of sauces: ketchup, seasoned chicken, mayonnaise, and a spicy sauce mixed with gochujang or sriracha. Overall, it was good because the sauces went well together, so I could change them up and eat them. When you start to feel tired from the fried food, take a spoonful of Fine Shavuot and it will give you a refreshing and sweet taste.