Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan｜龍亭園

★3→★5 (April 2023~) It seems like the chef has changed and the food has become really delicious. I ate the gomoku ankake yakisoba, and at a glance you can see that it has changed. The richness of the carbohydrates was a little off, but the ingredients were well-balanced and the ankake yakisoba was of a very high standard. Looking forward to the other menu! →The dandan noodles were not good at all lol ★5→★3 (From May 2022) Apparently the chef has changed, so the delicious fried rice turned soggy... The dumplings were also a little more flavorful with a lot of Chinese spices. So the following reviews are from before. Asahi-ya, which was mentioned in the previous review, closed in November last year. disappointing. ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー Ryuteien is a Chinese restaurant for the masses. This place has been operated by Tochinen for nearly 10 years, and the inside has been greatly renovated and new people are running it. In the past, there used to be Shinseken and Yumachi Chuka in this location. The Tapioca Karasu Sendo location across the street is Kaikaro and Yuumachi Chuka. Tochinen and Ryuteien are both run by Chinese people, so they are not good old town Chinese restaurants, but somehow they still have that kind of indigenous town Chinese atmosphere, perhaps a memory of the place. To do. By the way, Asahi-ya and Yu-machi Chuka still remain near here. Now, regarding Ryutei-en, it seems that the people who originally worked at Kakei-en, near Chine, have a strong sense of that. To be more specific, it's a lot of food and it's cheap. It's not a super large portion, but it's enough to fill you up. The recommended menu is Dandan noodles. I like the minced meat because it's quite coarsely ground, probably because I'm pounding it myself. Also, hemp and chili are both effective and delicious. And the fried rice is quite delicious. It's not 100 points, but about 80 points. If you think, ``It's rare to see fried rice with a score of 100, but 80 is not bad,'' then this is recommended. Basically, no matter what you eat, it will give you a taste that will make you feel like ``Ah, yeah, this is it'', so it's not a bad thing, it's definitely a good thing. It's like I somehow end up coming here to eat every day. It's really a restaurant. We accept PayPay. As an added bonus, the picture of a horse on the wall from Tochinen (actually from the store before that) has been carried over.

It's worth the trip to Kawasaki just for this. Really delicious. There are several well-known Chinese restaurants in Kawasaki, and I have eaten quite a few, but the overall strength is by far. It's always empty and spacious. However, smoking is OK (maybe even now?), so be careful if you don't like smoking. The oil and soy sauce are especially delicious. If you are good at Chinese, please ask for the secret menu. Jisansen is recommended. If you know this menu, definitely go! !

I'm a regular. The restaurant is clean and the food is delicious. I think the set meal is a great deal. I personally recommend the juicy gyoza dumplings.