Gamagori, Aichi, Japan｜宴友夜(えんゆうや)

It's a Taiwanese restaurant that sells Taiwanese ramen, but it's not really Taiwanese food. This is a Taiwanese restaurant located in front of Gamagori Boat Racecourse, and it is a restaurant that promotes local production for local consumption. At restaurants that promote Taiwanese or Chinese cuisine, there are many restaurants where people from Taiwan or China are prepared, and the dishes have their own unique characteristics, so it can be difficult to get used to them. All of the ingredients are sourced from Mikawa, so even those new to Taiwanese cooking will find it easy to eat. The seasonings also seem to be unique to this restaurant, and even when I was eating the gyoza, it had a unique taste. It wasn't too much in terms of quantity and was easy to eat even with a large draft beer. The Gamapon service comes with the manager's recommended gyoza for free, so you'll want to bring your Gamapon with you again. You can walk from Gamagori Keikyojo-mae Station on the Meitetsu train or JR Tokai train, so it may be easier to come by train.

This is a long-established Chinese restaurant located in front of Gamagori Boat Racecourse. Taiwanese ramen is a specialty, but the spiciness is mild, so even those who don't like it can enjoy it. The other one-dish dishes are delicious no matter what you eat, so be sure to try them out!

Tsukemen is also delicious. Fried rice is quite delicious and I like it.