This is a bento shop right near Hanzomon Station. As the name suggests, you can buy Chinese-food bentos for basically around 500 yen. As far as I've seen when I visited, rather than choosing from a menu and having it made on the spot, they sell pre-made bentos, but there are lots of side dishes for the price, and it's a tasty bento that gets you some vegetables too. The disposable chopsticks are from a Chinese restaurant in the neighborhood, so I think the bentos are probably catered from there. As an aside, right next door there's a bento shop of a different genre than Chinese, so it's nice to take a look there too and choose based on your mood that day.

It's not really for me. The smell is very Asian. The side dishes are simmered vegetables and zha cai, but maybe they're the kind with a bit of star anise in them? I didn't like the smell. Reheating it in the microwave makes the moisture turn out unexpectedly, so I ate it as is, but the flavor was weak and it strongly felt like it had been sitting for a while. Maybe that's because I'm used to freshly made bentos. It's true the portion is large, and the price, though it no longer comes with miso soup, is 500 yen. At first glance it looks tasty and cheap

Low-key, the sesame balls they sell for 100 yen are the tastiest thing there, so buying just those as an after-meal dessert is an option. As for the bentos, it depends, but the main dishes aren't bad; basically they're just big portions, and stuff like the fried rice is barely edible. The little side dishes are basically no good either. Once, the moment I ate it, I had to rush to the toilet💦

I love their gomoku ankake yakisoba (it has no listed name, so this is a tentative name). It used to be close to my workplace, but they moved farther away, so I visited for the first time in a year. The volume seemed even bigger than before, to the point I couldn't finish it. They're only open for lunch, and every bento is a flat 500 yen with plenty of volume.

For a single coin you can buy a bento that comes with miso soup, great value. The menu is Chinese; this one is shrimp in chili sauce and egg, but there's lots more, like mapo tofu and something like stir-fried meat and vegetables. A kind Chinese woman was running the place.