This was a nice little shop with the best food we have had in Japan. We ordered fried rice, gyoza and tanmen ramen which was all 10/10 would recommend to anyone looking for great service and great food!

This is, in my opinion, the best ramen shop in Tokyo. I have been to this small joint for the past 20 years or so, and they never disappoint. The gyoza ( 450 yen - really !?) is heavenly as well as tanmen ( 750 !?) The price is so reasonable for the quality of food that it’s too good to be true ( but it’s true !). The lady ( a proprietor’s wife?) never fails to recognize me although I go there once a year only ) - asking me about my mum etc. The place has a very authentic atmosphere from Showa era. This is a place to queue up, order promptly, wait with anticipation, eat with delight, pay cash and leave sort of place. No fuss. Just fabulous food. Go there. NOW!

The Ramen was very good, although it's a bit spicy and salty. The fried rice is also good but if you're a big eater I suggest getting two. The lady is very nice but she only speaks Japanese. I went here twice and would definitely go many times more.

Old style Chinese restaurant, called as “Machi-Chuka”. I visited at noon on Saturday. I ordered fried rice, gyoza and beer. Those combination got me happy. It couldn’t be better! I hope this restaurant lasts longer.

The shop has some character, but the food doesn't. I'll probably never be back even though I live close by. Gyoza were mediocre. Noodles I had were not so special. Nice staff though.