Not bad. The floor is sticky for some reason, and the alcohol is cheap. The two dishes I tried didn’t really taste that good though, or that authentic for that matter. Feels like it appeals more to Japanese tastes. Also kind of expensive. Would be a great place to bring friends for a drink though.

A Chinese restaurant right outside Exit 5 of Gokokuji Station. Table seating only. A large group happened to be there, so it wasn't very comfortable. I ordered the fried rice and tonkotsu ramen set. 880 yen tax included. The tonkotsu ramen soup doesn't really taste much of tonkotsu. The noodles are thin, like somen. The fried rice was the light, fluffy, separate-grain type I like, and it was delicious. PayPay accepted.

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Visited a little after 1 PM during Golden Week. Ordered the Taiwan ramen and chukadon lunch set (880 yen). The Taiwan ramen was a little spicy, and the chukadon was loaded with toppings; both had an authentic taste and were very filling. Payment by PayPay was accepted. Very satisfied

I visited for the first time on a friend's recommendation. The Sichuan-style dishes go really well with drinks. It's not that spicy since it's adapted to Japanese tastes, and it was very delicious. Of course, if you can handle heat, you can have it made spicier. By the way, I had mine made spicy. They also have a wide variety of drinks, and I had quite a fun time.

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The food is good, I especially liked the Chinese-style stir-fry—very rich, well-blended, and fragrant. The kimchi rice was tasty, but the ramen had a bit too strong a smell of dried bamboo shoots. The Chinese auntie and uncle were very warm and friendly. They even gave my kid an extra plate of prawn crackers.