Katsushika City, Tokyo, Japan｜Hekienken

It's a hidden gem! The service is handled by the mother alone, and she sometimes makes a lot of mistakes, but she doesn't feel bad about it and shows her hospitality. The interior is quite old, the exterior is difficult to enter, and the entrance door is also difficult to open, so I can't say it's good. However, the food is cheap, plentiful, and delicious! The sweet and sour pork is especially recommended. The rice comes in quite a large portion, so if you are concerned about it, order less. I think those who want to eat delicious Chinese food to their fullest will be satisfied.

I saw it online for the first time and took it home that night. All I wanted to eat was lunch, but when I told him I was really looking forward to it, he made me a special lunch box. The wife was very nice and I was able to heal from the bad parts of the day. The fried chicken is crispy and there is a lot of it, and the sauce is delicious and goes well with the rice. I want to eat something else slowly at night. There are many Chinese restaurants around here, but I especially recommend them for lunch.

I wandered around the station on New Year's Day looking for a shop that was open, but this place was said to be open all year round, so it was open from noon. The lunch set meal was a flat 770 yen, and there were about 20 different types, all of which looked delicious. It felt like a typical Chinese restaurant in town, but the portions were filling and satisfying. I would like to go again and try other menu items.