Itabashi City, Tokyo, Japan｜祥和居

Cheap and delicious!

A quite conspicuous Chinese restaurant along Kawagoe Kaido. It seems to be read as ``showakyo''. The nearest station would be Oyama Station. I didn't have a chance, but this is my first visit. It was in the afternoon on a holiday, so there were about half of the people there for lunch and half for lunch. I used the latter for lunch. Looking at the menu, it's not super cheap, but there's a wide variety of Chinese dishes, including small bowls for around 380 yen. It's fulfilling and has high expectations. First of all, I ordered a bottle of beer, and of course I ordered a glass of chilled beer, which was also great. If you order alcoholic beverages, you will be served fried peanuts as a service, and these were also addictingly delicious. I ordered a few snacks and a bowl of fried chicken for lunch, but everything was very filling. The taste is also very satisfying as the seasoning suits the Japanese palate. Although it is a Chinese restaurant run by a Chinese person, the customer service is good, and at the end, we were served cucumbers. I left the store with a full stomach. I especially liked the gyoza, which had a punch to it.

Lava mapo tofu, It's quite spicy the first time you try it, but you'll get addicted to it the more times you try it. Even though it's spicy, the onion accents the sweetness and makes it delicious. Con soup Chinese-style corn soup is not as sweet as the melted rock sugar, but just the sweetness of the corn. Great for cold winters. Gomoku fried rice Very common and basic form The rice is fluffy and the flavor that sticks together is just how I like it, and I think the quality of the stir-fry is quite high.