Koshu, Yamanashi, Japan｜Heiwaen

I've been coming here since I was little, and the staff are kind and the gyoza are crispy and delicious!

I came here to eat Heiwaen's wonton noodles, which I sometimes find myself craving. The hand-made noodles and the thick char siu go well with the soup and are exquisitely delicious. Also, the regular-sized bowl gives you a sense of the history of Heiwaen. Yakitori is also a must-order item at Heiwaen. For those who are trying it for the first time, is it sweet horse offal yakitori? You might be a little surprised. Gyoza is also my favorite recently. Perhaps due to the strong heat, the skin is crispy and the inside is soft and easy to eat. Today was also a stable deliciousness.

The chashu ramen was delicious! The store can only seat about 6 groups, so if there are seats available, you are lucky! ! It is divided into tatami mats and chairs.