Bizen, Okayama, Japan｜Chuho Chinese Restaurant

I've been here three times this month since moving has taken up a lot of my time and I was surprised at how good their food is. I definitely recommend stopping by here.

I heard that "this restaurant is delicious", so I used it with my family. There is a tatami room, so it was helpful even with children. The taste of the dishes I ordered as rumored was all the best! The dried tofu salad is dressed with a chicken-flavored dressing, and you can eat it with vegetables. Ramen soup is soy sauce + pork bone? It's a soup that looks rich and light, and it's delicious that you can't help but scoop it up with a lotus root and sip it. The fried rice is fluffy, and the scent of eggs floats in your mouth. Chinese-style yakisoba is seasoned with oyster sauce, and the combination of Chinese noodles and vegetables with a rich and thick sauce that feels a little sweet is very delicious, and it seems to be addictive. I would like to try various dishes in the future.

I have an image that it is always full, but today I was lucky enough to park in the front parking lot. It seemed that the inside of the store was just around the corner, and I was able to sit at the counter where I could see the kitchen without waiting. In addition, customers came one after another, and it became a state of waiting for vacancies from full seats. Worried about what to ask, Seafood lettuce fried rice and gyoza, my partner ordered a special lunch. Delicious fried rice with no sticky oil! I got a little bit of fried chicken, sweet and sour pork, and shrimp chili, but they are all delicious. There are many a la carte menus, and there are also set meals, so you can enjoy various flavors. I ate "Stir-fried tomato and melty egg" that was highly recommended by an acquaintance who taught me. The slightly sweet taste matched the egg and it was very delicious. By the way, we recommend parking under the elevated Shinkansen in the back rather than the front parking lot, which is difficult to park. There is no signboard, but it was a place with a bridge over Tadamine.