First tine eating here and it was one of the best food weve had. Will be eating here again if we ever passby.

The interior is a little dirty. Chinese food at a fresh-soba shop. I'd heard they served proper Chinese dishes (simple ones), so on my first visit I ordered wontons and a half portion of fried rice. Before long, I heard the sound of a wok being tossed to fry the rice in the kitchen. The wonderfully light sound was better than at a clumsy Chinese restaurant, making me certain the fried rice would be good—this matters. Sure enough, the fried rice that arrived had plenty of roast pork and nicely separated grains, and was delicious. The wontons in soy sauce broth were a hit too. Cheap prices: half fried rice ¥350, wontons ¥500. I paid and left feeling as though I'd experienced something strangely unbelievable. Maybe I'll try the soba next time.

This is the quintessential Tokyo neighborhood soba shop. A classic, renowned place where you can also enjoy ramen, katsuni, stir-fried liver and garlic chives, and more♪ The name '分店' is absolutely great too♪♪♪

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My first visit, and it's a place with tasty food where you can have a drink. It was seriously great. It's a soba shop, but the ramen is delicious. I'll have curry nanban next time.

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First visit. I'd been curious for ages about this soba shop's ramen. There are actually more Chinese dishes on the menu!!😆 3 tables. 2 seating spots in the raised floor area. There are ashtrays!!😰 For now, I chose wonton noodles. It might be rude to call it unexpected, but they're delicious👍 Given how many Chinese dishes they offer, maybe they properly cook their own broth? The noodles are also👌 The wonton filling is large for Chinese food at an ordinary soba shop, and well flavored too. Happily, they're open continuously from 11:30. I've found a good spot near Matsudo Station. What should I have next? Asari clam soba? Gyoza? Or perhaps oyakodon? 🤣‪𐤔𐤔‬

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