Sakado, Saitama, Japan｜広東家庭料理 おかむら

Although it is located a few minutes on foot from the north exit of Sakado Station, it has been a year since it opened. Takoro. When you enter, it feels like the menu and price have been upgraded by several steps compared to the so-called town Chinese restaurant. I ordered a few items and was struck by the authentic taste. It doesn't happen often, but when I think of good Chinese food in my neighborhood, the first thing that comes to my mind is Okamura. Last week, I visited with my husband for the first time in a while, and asked for petan tofu, sweet and sour pork with black vinegar bean paste, and gomoku bean paste yakisoba. When I was younger, I would have asked for more green vegetables and another dish. Sweet and sour pork comes out black, but when you eat a bite, you will groan at the texture. And it's delicious. Ankake yakisoba, which is familiar at Cantonese restaurants, is carefully made from raw noodles, and the flavor of wheat is unforgettable. I remembered the taste I ate at a Chinese restaurant in Kobe when I was a student and was delighted. The 5-year Chen year was out of stock, but I'm looking forward to it next time.

I went to Okamura, a Cantonese home-cooked restaurant. It is located on the left after exiting the north exit of Sakado Station and walking north for about 4 minutes along the road directly in front of it. According to the restaurant's menu, business hours are 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., and closed on Tuesdays. Please disinfect your hands with the disinfectant provided outside the store or at the counter inside the store before taking your seat. There is a gentle slope near the entrance of the store, which gives a sense of consideration for barrier-free access. Inside the store, there are four counter seats for one person, one counter seat for two people, one table for three people, and one table for four people. (To prevent infectious diseases, we have set up two small seats at the counter to ensure a wider space, and we have also installed acrylic plates to prevent droplets between the seats next to you. There are also acrylic plates next to table seats to prevent droplets. Vinyl partitions are provided.) This time, I ordered ``Ramen & Half Fried Rice'' from the four lunch menus and it was delicious. Ramen is a style in which the toppings are served on a separate plate and you add your own toppings. In addition to the lunch menu, there is a wide variety of menus including appetizers, a la carte dishes, rice (fried rice, etc.), hot noodles (ramen), chow mein (fried noodles), dim sum, and desserts (ice cream (vanilla)). We also serve alcoholic beverages and soft drinks. In addition to air conditioners, fans are also operating inside the store. There is a TV on the far left wall. There is one unisex toilet with plenty of space.

You can eat authentic cuisine. It's delicious no matter what you eat. The mapo tofu is especially recommended. The base is sweet and spicy, but I am grateful that you can order spicy.