The taste is unique in a way that it is savory but not too salty. I will not say it is authentic Chinese food, but rather the chef’s arrangement. After finishing the food, you won’t feel too heavy and exhausted taste bud. Will definitely come back for more and recommend for anyone wishing to eat a light Chinese style food

Really delicious food

202606xx new addition Stopped by on a business trip to Tokyo. After dinner, I checked into a hotel in Kiyosumi-Shirakawa and found this place while wandering around. It's along Mitsume-dori, so a little way from Kiyosumi-Shirakawa, but it was a charming neighborhood Chinese restaurant👲 with a nice feel. And there's a Bamiyan less than 20m away😲 If anything, perhaps that's proof this place is loved by the neighborhood. It was around 21, and there were about two groups of customers when I entered. Since I'd already had dinner, I went for bottled beer, bang bang chicken, and pan-fried gyoza. The pan-fried gyoza seemed slightly deep-fried? Ah, but they were delicious. The bang bang chicken was great too‼️ A lovely place. Next time I'll come back as my first stop😁

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I visited for dinner. Came because an acquaintance had good things to say! A classic neighborhood Chinese restaurant—perhaps the son in the kitchen and the mother serving Orders come out relatively quickly. I ordered a lemon high and fried rice. The lemon high came in a fairly large mug and was nicely chilled. The fried rice was very light, so I think opinions will be divided.

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A neighborhood Chinese restaurant open late with a huge menu that makes you want to return Located between Sumiyoshi and Kiyosumi-Shirakawa, in an area better described as residential than an entertainment district, it's a welcome place that stays open late. There are people drinking at night, but it's still a neighborhood Chinese restaurant, so you can have a proper meal even then. The menu is enormous: individual dishes, set meals, snacks, and even hot pots in winter. There's no counter, but the tables range from ones for small groups to fairly large ones. The eggplant and meat stir-fried with garlic has a miso flavor that goes perfectly with rice, and the generously filled gyoza are satisfying too. I wonder if it's family-run. The service is warm even at night, and true to its name, it's a place that makes you want to come again (revisit)

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