Akashi, Hyogo, Japan｜焼そば·中華そば 江洋軒

The appearance makes you feel like you have traveled back in time to the Showa era. You can get change for both Chinese noodles and Yakisoba with just one coin. The Chinese noodles are light and the yakisoba has a punchy sauce that will make you addicted.

Koyoken is a Chinese restaurant located on Sakuramachi Hondori, which runs parallel to National Route 2, just south of the Akashi Ekimae intersection. It's a long-established store, founded in 1945, with a history of over 50 years and a nice atmosphere. The restaurant's appearance, tables, and chairs are all red, giving it a nostalgic feel. The signature menu items are ``Yakisoba'' and ``Chinese noodles'', which are written on the store signboard. This is a popular menu with some people ordering both Chinese noodles and Yakisoba, and some people ordering 3 pieces of Yakisoba alone. I'm glad that you can order both for less than 1000 yen. Yakisoba is chewy and extra-thick noodles. It goes well with sweet and spicy sauce. I was taken there by a local who told me that yakisoba is served with vinegar. Thank you for the meal🙏

This is a deep Showa retro shop. It is located in the back of the two countries. There is no parking lot. There are 11 tables. The place will be full around 11:30. Most people order Chinese noodles and yakisoba. Both are small, so you won't be satisfied unless you eat two. If you say both, the order will go through. Wonton noodles contain five or six large wontons, which is ¥ 100 more than Chinese noodles, so it is a great deal. Yakisoba contains no vegetables or meat, and is thick noodles with a small amount of char siu pieces and green onions on top. It has a unique and unique taste. It's similar to Ota Yakisoba.