Noodle dishes are 100円 off on Thursdays, such a good deal that I came despite the rain. I had a large portion of 赤担々麺. The moderate heat, carefully cut vegetables such as scallions and bok choy, and well-cooked medium-thick noodles all work together nicely, making it easy to enjoy! During busy periods, you hear only the sounds of woks and knives from the kitchen, but once things calm down, you hear baseball chatter, which gives the shop a nice feel.

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A neighborhood Chinese diner around Musashi-Seki Station Standing on its own in a residential neighborhood, the shop has a distinctly Chinese exterior that makes it easy to spot A popular shop with more than 50 years of history Apparently a few people have been unhappy with the owner's⁈ attitude, but perhaps the area near the entrance is outside his range, because I escaped unscathed Ramen is 100円 off every Thursday, a good deal🉐 The ramen is perfectly tasty! Maybe I will try chahan next time〜 Thanks for the meal😋

Came for lunch with my child. We had 野菜炒め定食, ramen, and a large bottle of beer. The food arrived very quickly after ordering. It tasted good too. The ramen's chashu in particular was thick and delicious. My child said, “Yummy♪” and ate plenty. Having bottled Sapporo Akaboshi beer is also a big plus for me personally. At checkout, my child was given candy. Such kind service made my child even happier. A recommended shop. I will definitely return.

I have liked it for a long time. Went back after ５～６ years. The two of us ate ピーマン黒コショウ, ネギ餃子, ピリ辛サラダ, and にんにんく炒飯 until full and were very satisfied. I wanted マーボ豆腐 too, but that will be next time. The dim lighting inside is relaxing too. A good shop for everyone from families to solo diners.

A shop standing on its own in a residential neighborhood on a backstreet about 5 minutes from the station. Inside are booth seats and a long counter-like table, with a fairly large number of seats. Autographed boards related to sports? and food photos line the walls, giving it a slightly retro feel. 担々麺 comes in red, black sesame, wonton, and butter varieties, and there is a very extensive selection when you include the other dishes. The 赤担々麺 itself tastes fairly ordinary, but the somewhat unusual addition of butter adds mildness and richness; combined with the chewy medium-thick straight noodles and piping-hot broth, it is really nice. The spring rolls are rather large with a filling resembling potato croquettes, distinctive, interesting, and filling. The draft beer mugs are well chilled, and the female staff's efficient service is pleasant. A shop that makes you want to try all sorts of dishes.