Tachikawa, Tokyo, Japan｜Ginboshi

Visited when I happened to stop by Nishitachikawa. Does the inside of the store look like a town Chinese restaurant? Old men who seem to be regulars are enjoying bottled beer from noon. The menu is extensive, and there are many things that go beyond Chinese cuisine, so it's hard to decide. I ordered Mapo Ramen (with small rice) for 700 yen, which was just a service lunch. The mapo portion of the mapo ramen is a typical Chinese-style dish, and I didn't have high expectations before eating it, but it was quite delicious. The soup is very delicious. I wouldn't say it was delicious as mapo, but the soup was delicious in terms of seasoning, and it matched well with the noodles. The employees were a little closer to each other, but it felt friendly and personally, it was the ideal Chinese restaurant for me. I would definitely like to visit again.

3 minutes from Nishitachikawa Station. It was originally a Japanese soba restaurant, but after my husband married a Chinese man, he started a delicious Chinese restaurant.

When I lived in the Isshinro Building near here, I was very indebted. Invited by the gentle personality of the owner and his wife, and the atmosphere where you can casually enjoy a delicious meal, I decided to stop cooking and go out to eat. The menu is really rich, and I loved stir-fried squid and chives, and stir-fried liver and shishito peppers. In addition, I would like to disturb you when I go to Nishitachikawa.