A badly painted wooden statue supposed to resemble an angry Lion warrior who wields two big kitchen knives against a fleeing pig is what welcomes you to the establishment. Inside you can eat breaded deep-fried pork cutlet, side-dished by some pickles, rice and all-you-can-eat cabbage option. It is the cheap cabbage, both marinated into sauerkraut and fresh with fish sauce, that brings in sailors afraid of scurvy. Eating pork is not a taboo in the city, though most munch just a bit because it's expensive, whether it comes from the livestock on the other part of the island or from razorback hunts. The advertising spin is if you eat pork you become as ferocious as an angry Matsu, both in battle and in the bedchamber. Competition calls bullshit, of course, and there have been fetid attacks on the wooden statue so it is now being locked for the night.