Chuo City, Yamanashi, Japan｜ニイハオ

From what I remember, it's an ``old-fashioned Chinese restaurant'' that has been open for at least 25 years. Judging from the intonation of the words, it seems like people in China are doing it more as a family. Two of us went there and had gomoku ramen, grilled pork fried rice, and gyoza, and they were all very delicious. The gyoza are large, thick and chewy, making them very filling. The grilled pork fried rice contains lettuce, and the salty and umami flavor of the grilled pork, the refreshing feel of the lettuce, and the crunchy texture are exquisite. All of them are reasonably priced at around 850 yen. I would like to go eat there again.

The store looks old and doesn't look like it would attract customers, but I went in. For the time being, I ordered 550 yen for ramen and 500 yen for fried rice. Honestly, I thought this level was amazing at this price. Especially fried rice. I like fried rice and eat it often at other restaurants, but this is my second place. But for the price, it's number one. The rice is firm and crunchy. And although it uses oil, I like that it's light and doesn't feel heavy on the stomach. Ramen is traditional soy sauce ramen, but the noodles are slightly hardened egg noodles. People who like this type of ramen absolutely love it. I wonder if my uncle and aunt are doing it together. A good shop that has good customer service and makes you want to support. I'd like to try the others too.

I have passed eight years. Gyoza is also excellent. I like to eat Fujian-style sweet and sour pork over rice. The sun rattan is also a must-have item. In addition to cooking, I also love the personalities of my mother and sister, secret menus, and rare alcoholic beverages.