There are many comments wondering if the taste varies depending on the day, but during my visit, the taste was fine. It's a pity that the wonton soup on the storefront menu was sold out, but the wontons were sufficiently plump and the taste was to my liking, so I was satisfied. I think 550 yen is a reasonable price.

It's the taste of a town Chinese restaurant that doesn't disappoint. Why do all town Chinese restaurants taste the same for ramen? It feels like a pretty huge franchise. Great value for money. Just wouldn't come back again.

The flavors were all too light. Needs a bit more seasoning. Seems to be run by a married couple. They cook cheerfully and efficiently. The ramen, I forgot the name. Gomoku ramen? I think so. Had it with gyoza.

A worthwhile service set, 650 yen to 750 yen, not bad. The owner has a great personality so there are many neighborhood regulars, seems to be run by a married couple. Watch out as there is no parking lot.

Parked at Gourmet City's parking lot (free for 40 minutes with purchases over 1000 yen) and went during the 12 PM hour. The food preparation time was fast and it was delicious. Since it's one of the few Chinese restaurants around here, I hope they manage to keep going. If there's one drawback, they must be busy, but it's better not to hang up the phone abruptly.