Iida, Nagano, Japan｜新京亭

Wonton noodle small serving 700 + gyoza 450 = 1150 yen It's very similar to Shanghai Tower, so let's compare the differences. The soup is a bit thick, but still thinner than your average soy sauce ramen. The noodles are flat and not chewy. The soup is coated well with the piropiro, and although the portion is small, it seems to be a typical serving size. Is the chashu shoulder meat? It has a good balance of fat and is the correct answer to traditional char siu. The wontons are also smooth and delicious. The fried dumplings were delicious, but I think I prefer the sauce at Shanghai Lou. Although it has an old-fashioned taste, the inside of the store is clean and tidy, and you can use electronic money, which is helpful. As for parking, it is best to use the free street parking lot if it is available, and there is also one at the station.

Gomoku soba 💰850 yen Cash, credit card I usually eat Chinese soba, but this time I ate gomoku soba. It has a lot of ingredients and is full of volume. There was no char siu and instead there was something like a small piece of pork. The noodles are the same as regular Chinese noodles. Of course, I also ate gyoza. It's an old-fashioned shop, but I'm glad that you can use credit cards.

Visited on the first day of a three-day weekend. It was 10 minutes before the store opened, and there were only 5 people in front of me when the store opened, but the vertical store was larger than I expected and half empty. I ordered wonton noodles and fried dumplings.The wontons had a small teruteru shaved head and the thin, pillowy skin was delicious.The noodles were flat and soft, and they went well with the traditional soy sauce soup. The locals next door ordered the noodles to be firmer, more flavorful, and with more green onions, so they seem to listen to your preferences as well. The fried dumplings were also covered in sauce and delicious. I'm very satisfied. There is probably a fee for parking in front of the store. The municipal parking lot near the station is a 3-minute walk away and is free for up to 2 hours.