Kyoto, Japan｜Nakou

Good Chinese foods

Although it says that it is not wheelchair accessible, once you get over the slight step (about 10 cm) at the entrance, the rest is flat. It's located in a residential area, right after getting off at Mototanaka, so it's very easy to access. The inside of the restaurant was quite clean, and I was expecting a small, dimly lit Chinese restaurant in a downtown area, but that wasn't the case. It also looks like a Western restaurant. There are 9 two-person tables and a total of 18 seats, with sofas by the window. Since it is movable, it seems like it can accommodate a large number of people. The price was average, not expensive, the portion was large, and it was very delicious. (There was quite a lot of sweet and sour pork eaten by one person.) It came with soup and was warm. The staff was friendly and the restaurant was empty, so the food was served quickly and I was able to fill my stomach.

Noodles, gyoza, and fried rice are all cheap and delicious. There are also two parking spaces.