The portion size of the food is just right, and it's cheap ☺️ (It makes you super full yet it's cheap) It doesn't feel too heavy, and the taste isn't cloying. From a woman's perspective, Chinese food that doesn't make you feel weighed down is rare, so I'm happy. It was delicious. Thank you for a wonderful time.

+1

A Showa-era atmospheric town Chinese restaurant. I had the surprise champon; the taste is light and the portion is large, very satisfying. You can read manga at a leisurely pace, and relax without any worries. Next time I come home from work, I'll order lots of snack-like dishes and drink beer!

It's a Showa-era town Chinese restaurant that looks like it could appear in Kodoku no Gourmet. I ordered the fried chicken set; it consisted of chicken karaage and fried shrimp, and the batter was crispy and very delicious. The gyoza had a nice garlic flavor and was tasty. It's also great that it's reasonable, with ramen starting from 450 yen. Thank you for the meal.

+3

Town Chinese restaurant "Maruyoshi" near Katashimo Station Totally ordinary, no special features, not bad, but not particularly delicious either. A taste that never crossed the realm of home cooking. Looking at the menu composition, it felt more like a set-meal restaurant than serious Chinese cuisine. The volume of the set meal was just right. The restaurant and the elderly owner couple have a seasoned feel, and the customer traffic isn't busy. (In other words, it's deserted) Not particularly good service, nor particularly friendly. Through and through, an ordinary set-meal restaurant.

+3

Visited in search of Showa-era town Chinese food. Spacious interior with tatami seating and a counter. It's cozy. The gyoza are large and have a strong garlic kick. The chuka-don has a gentle taste. I'll come again ☺️