松栄軒Shoei-ken
Cuisine: chinese
- Japan, 〒125-0054 Tokyo, Katsushika City, 葛飾区Takasago, 5 Chome−37−7 松島ビル 2F
Today · 11 am–8 pm
- Sunday: 11 am–8 pm
- Monday: 11 am–8 pm
- Tuesday: 11 am–8 pm
- Wednesday: 11 am–8 pm
- Thursday: Closed
- Friday: 11 am–8 pm
- Saturday: 11 am–8 pm
- +81 3-3609-1616
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The ramen tastes like home cooking food. Fried chicken is also not bad
View on GoogleFirst visit. The atmosphere is exactly like a local shop. Ordered set A with extra gyoza. The ramen soup is exactly what you'd expect from a town Chinese restaurant. The gyoza also has its own personality but I liked it. I will come again~ thank you for the meal.
View on GoogleA town Chinese restaurant within walking distance from Keisei Takasago Station. There are also Western dishes like hamburger steak. There are 6 tables in the shop. Yomiuri Shimbun and sports newspapers are available. The gyoza here is delicious. The omurice's ketchup rice filling feels a bit sparse, but the presentation is neat. The steamed hot towel and pleasant service are also great.
View on GoogleFirst visit. Ordered chashu ramen and fried rice. The chashu is so delicious it's addictive! It's not a strong sauce flavor, but the umami feels like it has soaked into the entire meat. It's worth visiting even if you have to pay for parking. The noodle doneness cooked by the owner using a flat strainer is also exquisite! I will come again. Thank you for the meal!
View on GoogleIntended to go to Ohanajaya but took the wrong train💧 Arrived at Takasago.... Since it was lunchtime and I was hungry, I decided to get off at the station and look for food.... Walking about 5 minutes towards Shibamata, I found a shop that looked good. I hesitated, but I entered while hoping there would be a half-fried rice ramen set. When the door opened, a cheerful voice said "Welcome! Hello". As soon as I sat down, cold water and a cloth hand towel were brought to me. Inside the shop, there are 5 tables for 4 people and 1 table for 2 people in the middle, the layout is somehow like a coffee shop from the Showa era. From the many set menus, I ordered Set A (fried rice + ramen). From the kitchen in the back, I could hear the crisp sound of an elderly couple shaking a wok. The service was very pleasant, I was thinking if a person like this was the owner of a local snack bar, surely many men would frequent it... while I was thinking that, the food was brought in about 5 minutes. Ramen has a strong soy sauce flavor, the kind that becomes delicious if you sprinkle a little pepper. The ingredients are just wakame seaweed, nori, and narutomaki. The fried rice has ham, egg, narutomaki, green peas, maybe stir-fried with lard? It has a moderate richness and is delicious. Since there are many other menus, it seems like a shop that won't make you bored. Next time, I would like to visit for a daytime drink on a day off.
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