To conclude, it was an extremely ordinary town Chinese diner. Parking lot was spacious and easy to park. Listening to customer conversations entering my ears, it seemed there were quite a lot of regular customers. Had the daily set meal. Reasonably cheap, pretty tasty, customer service not so bad as to be called bad. Well, figures, was a passive evaluation. I can tell the shop tries hard to clean, but alas it's rundown. However, I did think it's a shop with stability in its number of regulars and decent deliciousness. Few novelties, but if you want to experience a town Chinese diner from yesteryear, definitely come give it a try.

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Delicious town Chinese restaurant Especially spring rolls are a rare type wrapped in egg There are tatami rooms and counter seats, so it accommodates a fair number of people.

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A shop I accidentally found while going nearby, but it was a more popular shop than imagined A shop where artisans can eat heartily

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Had the gomoku ramen Despite being very prosperous, it gets made fast! Taste feels like the-town-Chinese, and I like it Plenty of ingredients inside, and thin noodles made it easy to eat. Want to come again! *Added photos from visiting on another day Gyoza, sweet and sour pork, chicken tempura, kimchi fried rice, and tenshinhan. Kimchi fried rice feels like it gives stamina and I like it~ It was delicious!

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Food delivery speed is fast, and since the shop is bustling, inside is noisy. Fried chicken in set meals is big, but chicken breast and lightly seasoned. Sweet and sour pork is slightly sour and delicious, but an unremarkable, safe seasoning. Large rice also became paid. Overall taste is neither good nor bad. Town Chinese restaurants have raised prices everywhere recently, and this shop doesn't have much sense of being a bargain.

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