🍜 TSURU-CHAN

Kyushu's oldest coffee shop, "TSURU-CHAN（ツル茶ん）," is now run by the third-generation owner. The shop's signature dish is "Nagasaki Turkish Rice," a soul food for the people of Nagasaki, which attracts many visitors who line up to taste its deliciousness during holidays. Nagasaki Turkish Rice is a Western-style dish that features fried pork cutlet and Neapolitan spaghetti served on a bed of creamy rice, all topped with curry sauce. The meal comes with a salad and is generously portioned. Both the flavor and presentation adhere to traditional methods. In addition to the classic dish centered around fried pork cutlet, there are now variations that include fried shrimp or steak, which are also quite popular. After your meal, be sure to try a cup of "Ganso Nagasaki-style Milkshake." This retro milkshake is made by mixing eggs, condensed milk, and sugar, then adding a splash of lemon juice for flavor. It has a light and refreshing taste, reminiscent of sorbet. With its moderate sweetness and fresh flavor, it makes for a perfect dessert after a meal.

Nagasaki Turkish rice is a Western-style dish that features fried pork cutlet and other toppings on creamy rice. The portion size is generous, and both the flavor and presentation follow traditional methods. Variations such as fried shrimp or steak are also quite popular. The "Ganso Nagasaki-style milkshake," which has a sorbet-like texture, is a great choice for dessert after the meal.