I don't know how many times I have been here. I just picked some pics randomly.. It's the best Chinese food I ate in Tokyo... Authentic Chinese‼️ Best in Tokyo‼️

I was craving toshomen, and when I looked it up on Google it was nearby, so my wife and I went for lunch for the first time! Even though it was lunchtime, there was only 1 other customer. I got a little worried😅, but this place is a winner❗ Me: Mala toshomen & half fried rice set (900 yen) My wife: Suanla toshomen & half fried rice set (900 yen) We also ordered 1 plate of gyoza. (350 yen) The mala toshomen was tasty but spicy~😫 The gyoza were huge too❗ I had a little taste of the suanla too😋 The sourness was just right. They use spices too, so it's authentic❗ Maybe the seasoning is adjusted for Japanese people? It was easy for me to eat😄 Good volume too😁 It was a satisfying lunch. I think spice lovers will be fine, but it might be tough for people who don't handle spicy food well😅 There were some low-rated reviews, but for a Chinese restaurant in the Umejima area, it's ★★★★★. I think it's a place I can recommend to others❗ (Sorry if that sounds condescending🙇‍♂️) Next time I'd like to come by for dinner. I want to wash down some yodare-dori with a 🍺😋 I'll be stopping by again! Thanks for the meal🍴🙏 2022 12/19 revisit Went with my son. I tasted the Sichuan-style toshomen my son ordered, and it was tasty❗ The yodare-dori and the gyoza were tasty too❗

The Hidakaya in front of Umejima Station closed, so I came here looking for a place to eat dinner. I ordered gomoku ramen and gyoza. The ramen is a bit salty, but tasty! Lots of noodles and all kinds of toppings, which is nice. The gyoza are homemade too. It's pretty filling. It's a Chinese restaurant run by Chinese people, and the staff speak Chinese to each other. I'd known about the place for a while, but since it's on the 2nd floor and you can't see inside, I'd never come. But it was more decent than I expected (no offense), so I thought, I might come back! The interior is a bit quirky, with a mirror ball spinning and all, but that's probably part of its charm.

Delicious. I think it's made to suit Japanese tastes. The lunch is generous, and coffee is included. There's a big menu too. It's on the 2nd floor, but there's an elevator. The other day, someone in an electric wheelchair was dining there too. There are also customers with babies. Free WiFi is available as well.

When I walked in, the place was filled with a bad oily smell and it didn't feel good; I think this building has probably become a ◯ building. I usually order fried rice to check whether a place suits me, but this time I ordered the twice-cooked pork set meal for 700 yen. It came with soup, a small dish, rice, and the main dish; the ingredients were cabbage, onion, pork, green pepper, carrot, and wood ear mushroom, and the strong seasoning went well with rice, but it wasn't amazingly delicious or bad, just an ordinary impression. It's by no means bad, but the fatal points are 【The rice is so-so】【The peach for dessert??】 Maybe it can't be helped at 700 yen, but I think the rice is an important point to improve. (Sorry if that sounds condescending)