Toshima City, Tokyo, Japan｜39 Kitchen

Ease of entry for a single woman★★★★ It's a large store, so if you visit from 15:00 to 16:00 on weekdays, it's empty and you can use a table for 4 people by yourself. There were other customers moderately, so it was comfortable, and I saw a female solo customer. Cospa's strongest favorite store! I went often. Lunch set meals start from the 600 yen range, and I was happy that they were doing it even at 16:00. Except for the main dishes, it is self-service. After all, rice and soup are free to refill, and the drink bar is free, so you can eat as much as you like! In addition, depending on the day, spring rolls and boiled dumplings are also included, so I'm surprised. The essential taste is also authentic and delicious. Stir-fried shrimp in Szechuan style is 900 yen with so much shrimp in it...! However, it is quite salty, so be careful not to eat too much rice. The self-service soup was also not always the same, but different from day to day. It was a Chinese shop and the staff seemed dry, but they responded well and it was a comfortable shop. Smoking is allowed, but the inside of the store is large, so you don't have to worry about smoke so much.

≪Menu ordered≫ Mapo tofu set meal ¥600 (Weekly) Stir-fried fried tofu with soy sauce set meal ¥650 Best cost performance! At this price, you get a large plate of side dishes, unlimited refills of rice and soup, and free oolong tea, jasmine tea, and coffee 😊 The spiciness is just right, it's spicy and delicious! Mapo tofu is flavored with Japanese pepper! I ordered the weekly fried tofu stir-fried with soy sauce out of curiosity, and it turned out to be the right choice! It's a good Chinese restaurant where you can quickly get your fill as the food comes out fairly quickly!

Visited on Sunday lunch for all you can eat and drink. There are many types of alcohol and food, and you will feel quite satisfied. Normal ordering seems to be done using a touch panel, but for all-you-can-eat and drink orders, you write the menu number on a small piece of paper and hand it over. It may be a hassle for some people, but I think it's worth it.