A Chinese restaurant a few blocks at the Fuse station roadside. The place has two areas, the counter area and the table area. The prices of their bestsellers haven't been risen up since before pandemic so it's very cheap. The gyoza is 6 bite-sized pieces but is only 250 yen. The bigger portions however are the karaage and ramen, which are both still priced at 600 yen. You can also get takeout, so the neighborhood is lucky to have such an affordable restaurant nearby.

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I went to a Chinese restaurant with a great local reputation, and it was as delicious as rumored—I was very satisfied. The mapo tofu had just the right spiciness and richness, the fried rice was fragrant and fluffy, and the sara udon had an exquisite balance of crispy noodles and sauce. The gyoza were juicy and full of meat juices too. Not a single dish was half-hearted—truly superb across the board. What impressed me even more was that even the young part-time staff served us with smiles and courtesy. Both food and service were flawless, and it's without a doubt my favorite local restaurant. Definitely coming back.

The quintessential machi-chuka🥟 It was delicious. The mapo tofu is a bit different, the color too^ ^ I can't find the words to describe it, but it was delicious😋

Everything is delicious no matter what you order! The seasoning is so perfect I end up overeating🥺 The stir-fried squid and bok choy became my favorite⭐︎ The fried rice is also a must-order! Honestly, nothing here is a miss—definitely coming back♪ Thanks for the meal😋