A popular, retro Showa-era-vibe town Chinese restaurant. The daily lunch set had a huge volume and was piping hot and amazing! Large rice for just 50 extra yen ~ The shop is thoroughly cleaned and pristine ~ Lots of menu items so you'll be hesitating ~ Definitely want to go again, too many dishes I want to eat, simply the best ~

I finally got to go eat the mixed fried rice. It was ridiculously delicious. The interior also has a great atmosphere, giving off a grandma's house vibe that makes you want to keep coming back.

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The fried rice is delicious. There are about 8 types of ramen, but it gives off a true town Chinese restaurant vibe and is rather light. C set is recommended, but where is B set? Furthermore, there is no A set. Hmm ('_'?) Run by an elderly family, so service is a bit slow. Grateful that they serve tea instead of water.

I went by car with my wife 👰‍♀️ to the Chinese restaurant in Yao introduced by YouTuber Kuushiba, since it was surprisingly close to home. By the way, this was my second time—the first time I had to give up because deliveries 🚚 couldn't keep up, but this time it was fine. In the kitchen, two veteran chefs were busy and efficiently cooking the food. The interior was bright and quite spacious. Sitting at our table, my wife 👰‍♀️ ordered the "Half-size Chashu Ramen 🍜🍥" and I ordered the "Half-size Ramen 🍜🍥". Kuushiba-san had mentioned the portions were bigger than expected, so I skipped the large size. After a while, our "Half-size Chashu Ramen 🍜🍥" and "Half-size Ramen 🍜🍥" arrived. I was surprised 😲‼️ because the portions were larger than I imagined. The taste felt light, the noodles had a great throat feel, and the fried rice was ridiculouslyyyy delicious 😋🍴. There are so many menu items here that I was already thinking about what to eat next while eating. It was ridiculouslyyyy delicious 😋🍴💕. I'll come back! Thank you for the meal!

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I had the pork tempura set meal (950 yen). Pork slice tempura usually goes with mustard soy sauce, but they also provided salt (not the table Ajisio, but the kind used for fried chicken, etc.). I'm happy to be able to enjoy two types. Since it's a set meal, it comes with various a la carte dishes like dashimaki and tofu. The soup is a bit on the salty side—is this consideration for the workers at the surrounding town factories? It's truly a Showa-era town Chinese restaurant. The strips of paper menus lining the walls are irresistible. Prices are cheap, as expected. No downtime hours, so I was able to get in even past 2:00 PM. Grateful for today's lunch encounter! They have both takeout and delivery.

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