Good taste, good service. Various menus too. A relaxing Chinese restaurant. The inside of the store is narrow, with 2 tables and a counter.

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Classic. Gyoza is super yummy. Ramen is light soy sauce flavor

Today is mid-October, which has suddenly become cold, and the maximum temperature seems to be below 20℃! In the chilly weather, I visited the Chinese restaurant "Fukuraku" for lunch, the sepia-colored sunshade exudes the dignity of authentic Showa Chinese. The Coca-Cola vending machine in front of the store is also an antique that collectors covet, I even want it for my room interior (although there is no space to install it ^^; The inside of the store is also firmly Showa, next to the water cooler there is an old-fashioned hand-washing area. A total capacity of 13 people with counter and table seats, it is a cramped but comfortable space. While chatting with the owner "It suddenly got cold, didn't it!", I looked at the menu board. The order is "Yakisoba (600 yen)", it came after waiting for about 15 minutes. The yakisoba piled up high is topped with shredded seaweed, there is also red ginger, which assumes a Japanese-style taste. The noodles are thin, limp with fat and sauce. There is surprisingly a lot of pork, cabbage and bean sprouts are also included, and as imagined, it was a Japanese-style taste. When it comes to lunch time, it's full of nearby businessmen! Managed by an elderly couple, the Showa Chinese "Fukuraku" loved by the locals, I pray for long-lasting prosperity.

Noodles are the mainstream. It's delicious. Managed by a grandpa and grandma, a small, old-fashioned shop. There are surprisingly many types of noodles, and it was delicious. A restaurant I want to support.

A Showa Chinese restaurant that has been in business for 51 years this April ＼(^o^)／ Very nostalgic Chinese soba )^o^( The master and the landlady are also wonderful people.