Hitachiota, Ibaraki, Japan｜Ryumon

It's a Chinese restaurant that I think has been around for 30 years or more. There are 2 entrances/exits. The price is not cheap, but the taste is delicious and the amount is not too much and it is elegant. It feels like a Chinese restaurant for adults. Tatami seats have a rare rotating table. I remember coming here with my family when I was a kid and using the rotating table here. That was the first time I ate pitans, but I haven't had one since. smile The menu has names written in Chinese with kana reading, Japanese menu names, and serial numbers. It is as You can place an order just by giving the number. smile

I ate pai gua meen (bone noodles) and fried rice. It was quite delicious. The price was quite high, but since I was dining alone, I decided to go with Goro-chan's style and not pay any price. The boneless noodles are so hot that if you get too greedy, you'll end up damaging your upper jaw like I did. It says it's called soba, but it's a Chinese noodle that often goes with soup. If you want more impact, you can change the taste by adding pepper. The fried rice is about the size of a fist and costs 800 yen. I'm a dev, so I finished both of them, but I had to chew the boneless noodles quite a lot, so I was pretty full. Actually, I wanted to eat mapo noodles. I don't have one though. I'm here again. Beef bean paste rice and vegetable ramen. Vegetable ramen is just my style and I really started to like it. Everyone please try it.

I had Gomoku Yakisoba. It's hot and tastes very delicious. I plan to stop by again when I go to Hitachiota.