An old-school town Chinese restaurant with an appealing atmosphere. The soy sauce ramen has a gentle taste with a hint of nostalgia, and overall it's slightly light. For those who like strong flavors, it might feel a little lacking, but it was a comforting bowl. I'm glad that the set with fried rice is a reasonable 850 yen. It's a simple, unwearying taste typical of town Chinese, and I think it's a place you'll suddenly want to eat at. The lunch set is also 850 yen, so if it's a Chinese dish you like, that's recommended.

An old-fashioned town Chinese atmosphere, seemingly loved by local regulars. I ordered a few things, but personally, the gyoza had a slightly strong quirk. Perhaps the spices are firmly applied, a taste that will divide opinions. It didn't suit me much, and honestly I didn't find it very delicious. However, the other menus were generally safely delicious, and the price range is reasonable. I think it's an easy-to-use restaurant when you want to have a quick meal or casually enjoy Chinese food locally.

+2

An old-school, quintessential town Chinese restaurant. A comforting atmosphere where you'd wish such a shop was nearby. The menu is also rich. A cheerful, friendly aunt was moving around briskly, which felt pleasant. An artisan-type uncle and perhaps his son run the kitchen. The taste was delicious! The absolute classic, this kind of taste is perfect for everyday use. Combined with the atmosphere of the staff, it makes you want to become a regular ^ ^

Cannot use PayPay. Cash only. Japanese-style toilet with a toilet seat attachment. Medium draft beer 500 yen. B set 1650 yen. Shabby for the price. Revisited February 2024. Bottled beer (medium bottle) 500 yen. Chindong bowl set (Chindong bowl, egg soup, shumai, crab croquette) 800 yen.

+3

Run by a family for many years. The rustic seasoning is perfect for everyday use, and the volume leaves nothing to be desired, so I often use it. A wonderful shop packed with the charm of town Chinese.