Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan｜李白

cheap and delicious A Chinese restaurant with a Showa atmosphere where the chef is fun There are a lot of daily specials, so it's best to ask the staff when ordering.

5 minutes walk from Higashi-Kanagawa Station. A small shop with about 5 tables for 4 people. It is very difficult to enter at night, as regulars often roll up. Daytime is safe, so lunch might be recommended first. As the restaurant name says "Shunsai" next to it, there are many menus that quickly cook seasonal ingredients, and it is fun to have a little strange menu such as autumn rolls and winter rolls as well as spring rolls. In particular, unlike ordinary Chinese restaurants, there are no garlic, chili peppers, or oily things on the menu, and there are many menus that quickly cook seasonal ingredients. If that's the case, is it no longer Japanese food, such as a dish of lightly fried milt and sprinkled with Sichuan-style bean paste, or a monkfish hot pot prepared with Chinese-style soup? Menus that make you want to say are lined up on the recommended menu on the wall. (According to the regulars, they don't often order the grand menu.) It's an izakaya that's hard to get into at night, but the taste is good, so if you're in the area, it might be a good idea to try it.

Close to the station. A taxi stand is also nearby. Everything is delicious. The sauce yakisoba is delicious.