Maebashi, Gunma, Japan｜Chuka Shibata

The No. 1 shop in Gunma prefecture's popular fried rice listed on the restaurant review site SARAH. It suddenly appeared on Google maps, so I decided to visit... ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Ramen ¥550 tax included Gomoku fried rice ¥750 tax included Gyoza ¥500 tax included *All cash only ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ■ Ramen The soup has a strong soy sauce base, and the handmade noodles are firmly entwined with the dashi. It's a taste that you won't get tired of. ¥550 is cheap. ■ Gomoku fried rice It has a fluffy texture and is refreshing to the eye. But the taste is solid, so I can go back and forth. I ordered a small amount. Still there was a volume, but it went well. If it's a normal serving, you'll be satisfied with your stomach with a single item. ■ Dumplings It is filled with plenty of bean paste and has a good balance of vegetables and meat. If you're in the neighborhood, you'll want to go there anyway. However, the location is too complicated to reach without a map application such as Google maps.

This is a Chinese restaurant in the town near the Komagata Interchange where I went for work. Yes it was great. I wonder if the clerk was two grandma and one grandpa? It's in the middle of a residential area, and it seems like only locals would have to check it out. I chose shrimp fried rice and gyoza, and my companion chose shrimp yakisoba. The taste is strong and this is town Chinese. The only disappointment was that there was no half-chan or half-ramen, but it was delicious enough to make me want to eat ramen. This kind of shop is sleeping in the countryside, so I can't stop being excited about the countryside where I go occasionally. . Thank you for the meal!

It's hard to understand the location of the store for the first time, but Ramen Fried rice: Anything is delicious, but it's an elegant, lightly flavored Chinese dish, but it's light, so you can eat it all, whether it's topped with red bean paste or plenty of vegetables. I want to challenge all items on the menu. My favorites are fried rice, miso ramen, and shredded pork yakisoba.