Kisarazu, Chiba, Japan｜Toh･ka･lin

Used for lunch. I have used it several times before. If I want to eat Chinese food, I'll go here if I'm local! So, that's my favorite. It's also kid-friendly. I had no problem even having a child who just turned one year old with me. I was allowed to bring in baby food, and they warmed it for me, and I was also able to borrow some tableware, which I appreciated. The staff will also smile and chat with you when you talk to them. On the other hand, if I don't talk to her, I can't help but feel like she's being unfriendly. But since it's a shop with a reasonable price range, I think this is just the right price.

I went to eat chilled tantanmen, which my friends raved about. The thin noodles were well mixed with the not-so-spicy soup, and it was very delicious. The jasmine tea served in a teapot was also delicious. It's a limited-time menu only available in July and August, so please look forward to it next year.

We stayed at The Okura over Christmas and had dinner. I prefer Kageyama, but it was delicious enough.