Kyoto, Japan｜Mambo Hanten

A chinese-japanese fusion restaurant that serves simple, delicious food from fresh ingredients. Only few seats, popular during lunchtime. Owner is extremely nice even though he speaks very little english. Great atmosphere!

Creative Chinese restaurant. At night, you can prepare an appetizer or main course for 3,000 yen. There is no fixed menu, but you can order additional items, so just tell us what you want and they will create something for you. The owner may look tough at first glance, but he is very kind and the food is delicious! Looks vivid too I would love to go there for lunch too.

I used it for lunch on a holiday. There were only two types of noodles on the menu, Chinese soba and tandan noodles, so I went with my favorite tandan noodles. I think it's a very ordinary seasoning, but walnuts were added as an ingredient. I like it, so it was fine with me, but if you have a physical condition, I recommend that you let me know before ordering. I haven't really compared the spiciness, but I think it's a little spicier than the medium one. The noodles were thin, and the rich soup was made with plenty of sesame seeds and was very delicious. The sign I saw when I left said "weekdays only" (that day was a public holiday), so if you're going for lunch on a weekend or holiday, you should check that. There are several ramen and tantan noodle shops around Saiin, but I think this tantan noodle is ranked high. I've also used it at night, and no matter what I eat, I get a full stomach for a relatively low budget (you can also drink).