Kyoto, Japan｜鍋善

Tenshin rice is sweet and sour and delicious. An old-fashioned Chinese restaurant, an elderly couple? It is cut and filled with. The inside of the store is a little small and the outside looks difficult to enter, but the Tenshinhan is exquisite. My personal favorite is the sweet and sour type. However, it's not too sweet, and it also contains small pieces of chashu, so you won't get tired of the texture. I think it's a nice shop to stop by.

This 65-year-old authentic Japanese and Chinese cuisine restaurant is run by a second-generation old couple and their old dog (Dan). It has a simple and unpretentious local taste. Open Google Map and there are very few reviews and information about Guosan. From this, you can tell that this is an old restaurant that few tourists visit.

The store was temporarily closed due to poor health, but has now reopened without any effort. The Tenshin rice, Chinese noodles, and Kisu meat here are exquisite. You can relax and drink alcohol in a secret spot.