You have to talk with them slowly otherwise you wouldn't get what you have order......the chef is bad service.....

I chose the set where you pick 2 from gyoza, karaage, and shumai, and the chinjao rosu (beef and pepper stir-fry) set, which came to around 2000 yen? Cheap and filling! Especially the karaage: put the special sauce on it and bite into it piping hot, and you're happy! Eating either with plenty of vinegar, the rice just keeps disappearing. The young staff member also seemed experienced and served attentively, which impressed me. It's a shame it's cash only, but it's worth going. Thank you for the meal. I'll come again!

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Ramen is a matter of taste, but I think it's on the tasty side. However, I didn't feel much unity between the noodles and the soup. With pasta, you take it out of the water early and finish it al dente in the sauce so the pasta absorbs the flavor, but you can't do that with ramen. Personally I prefer noodles that aren't curly. But with egg noodles, the unity might be even less. The gyoza don't seem to be frozen, so that's good. Lovely.

The karaage set meal has a quite satisfying amount! It's freshly fried so be careful not to burn yourself. It's juicy and delicious. The portion is large so it's best to get the rice in a large size too 👍 20235/30 It's been a while. Today I was in the mood for Chinese food so I had the shrimp and egg stir-fry. Even with eggs being scarce, they used eggs generously, it was a full portion, and quite a lot of plump shrimp were in it! Getting a large rice was the right call. A dish that makes you want to eat it again.

The all-you-can-eat gyoza is a good deal ♪ And it's a shop with tasty ramen too (*^_^*) The gyoza have chewy skins and are the juicy type where the meat juices burst out. The flavor is the heavy garlicky, smelly type, right up my alley (lol) The ankake yakisoba had noodles that were properly fried, delicious!! Please do try it once!

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