Meguro City, Tokyo, Japan｜Koshin

I had the gyoza set, fried rice and gyoza. If you're hungry, order a large portion for an additional 100 yen. It's delicious, so I think you'll be able to enjoy it. The gyoza are also large and have plenty of toppings, so I think they're in the top three. There are people who often order Kata Yakisoba here, but remember that Kouraku is for Taka Yakisoba and set meals, and Takashin is for fried rice and gyoza. If you get this wrong, you will lose money. Let's remember with a song that katayaki koraku, fried rice, and gyoza are koshin. Gaoshin's fried rice is also exquisite. The ingredients are simple, but delicious: eggs, green onions, naruto, and grilled pork. It's quite difficult to make because it's so simple, but I think this is also one of the top three fried rice dishes. And the delicious part is that the soup is also perfect. People often cut corners when it comes to soups, but if you're going to serve them as a set, the soup has to be delicious, right? Places that serve fried rice, gyoza, miso soup, and pickles are no good. Fried rice, gyoza, and soup are all delicious, so why not? This place satisfies those requirements and has a high degree of perfection no matter when I go there. You can see why it's crowded even outside of lunch time. It's a bit far from the station and hard to find, but it's a town Chinese restaurant that's worth going to. It will take some time to cook, so be sure to allow plenty of time.

A Chinese restaurant in town, located in the Meguro Ginza room behind the Meguro Ward General Office Building ^ ^ Standard menu items include ramen, gyoza, fried rice, and yakisoba. It's delicious and I go there regularly. It's always very crowded at lunch time The rotation is fast, so you won't have to wait long even if you are in line. Ramen, fried rice set There are also plenty of rice set meals. I ordered a rice dish called Takashindon ^ ^ With spicy vegetable sauce and rice It was delicious. Currently, takeout is limited to gyoza.

In fact, Nakameguro is an area where there are still many Chinese restaurants. Takanobu is as popular as Koraku. It's located a little far from the shopping street. There are three main menu items. Ramen + rice set and various set meals. Also single items (rice dishes, noodles, gyoza). I visited during lunch time, so I had fried rice, mapo noodles, and gyoza! Gyoza is a must at Takanobu. Since it's a popular store, there are sometimes lines, so it might be a good idea to get there early. Almost a bowl of rice. Although fried rice has a strong flavor, it has a gentle taste that you can finish without getting bored. This is also a must-order for me personally. The mapo noodles have a nice spiciness, but if you don't have enough, you might want to drizzle some chili oil. The gyoza skin is thin, the garlic is strong, it's quite sticky, and it's delicious! This is a recommended restaurant for a Chinese lunch in Nakameguro.