It was a Showa-era town Chinese restaurant. What surprised me was that smoking inside was allowed even during the daytime 🚬. Ashtrays are placed on the tables and even lighters are placed everywhere ❗️ Although the entrance is left wide open, the smell of cigarettes 🚬 still fills the air, and for non-smokers, it is the worst possible environment. I ordered the ramen and fried rice set for ¥940. The ramen noodles were so soft that I wondered "are they overcooked?" and had no firmness or throat feel at all. Soup is shoyu and ginger 🫚 based, but completely undrinkable. Fried rice was below average. This shop is for customers who want to smoke 🚬 from daytime. The interior is also dirty. The pepper container is covered in oil and dust, making it unpleasant to even touch. Ate quickly and left the shop. Never going back.

THE Town Chinese A shop left with a Showa atmosphere. It's by no means clean, nor are the staff particularly friendly, but I really love this kind of shop ~☺️ It somehow has a messy, casual feel like Southeast Asia which makes it good again (lol). Fried rice with a gentle taste and simple ramen are irresistible. Will definitely come back!

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It was quite a wild taste. For the egg skin spring rolls, pouring soy sauce or ponzu on them might be just right. Akan (starchy sauce) of the fried noodles is also quite strongly seasoned. It's a wild and strong seasoning for Peking cuisine in Osaka.

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A town Chinese restaurant located right after entering Keyaki-dori from Mikunigaoka. Inside there are 4 TVs, and it is by no means a clean restaurant, but the meat dumplings are still worth going to eat.

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Town Chinese series 𓈒 𓂂𓏸 The shop was full of regulars, but they made room for us (^_^)／ ‎⋆ ･‎⋆ ･‎⋆ ･‎⋆‎⋆ ･‎⋆ ･‎⋆ ･‎⋆‎⋆ ･‎⋆ ･‎⋆ ･‎⋆ Chinese special lunch and chanpon, Yakisoba! Eaten up completely. Cost-effective and delicious But it has a punch (lol)

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