Chiba, Japan｜Kaisen Gyoza Hansen (Junk) Shinkenmigawa

As a fan of Gomoku Yakisoba, I was able to enjoy a very satisfying dish with lots of toppings. I visited later on a holiday, and since it was cold that day, I ordered the Gomoku Ramen (exactly the same type), and once again, it really had a lot of ingredients. Then I noticed that there were three large Shiba shrimp in it. Even when making gomoku yakisoba, there are three pieces? That's what I thought when I ate it, but since Gomoku Ramen had the same number, it seems like this restaurant only has about 3 pieces. Gomoku instead of seafood. I wouldn't be surprised if there were multiple small shrimp in the dish, but the Shiba shrimp at this restaurant are quite large and have a nice chewy texture. This deliciousness is truly irresistible. Also, of course they have a great value lunch menu on weekdays, but even if they don't have lunch on holidays, they have set menus, so it's great that you can eat at a great price even on holidays. There is one nearby, but the lunch set is good value and has a good reputation, and when I visited with my wife on my day off, I was very happy because there are some restaurants that are only open on weekdays and if you order the regular menu, you will be disappointed because it is not a good deal at all. Masu. Recently, there have been an increase in the number of well-stocked Chinese restaurants that serve ``a little bit'' of continental authentic cuisine, and while it's delicious in its own way, I think this restaurant is also Chinese. However, I feel safe because they serve traditional Chinese food for Japanese people at a low price. I thought I'd have to use this occasionally.

Came here before noon on Sunday. I received the mapo tofu set. 1100 yen including tax. The waitress was worried that it might be too spicy. The mapo tofu served at Tetsuwan was piping hot and delicious without being too spicy. All dishes in the Sichuan style category seem to be spicy. I thought I'd try something different next time.

I received the Gomoku fried rice set for 1100 yen. The quantity is suitable for sharing. The portion is enough to satisfy even a man like me, so it might be too much for a woman to order alone. It tastes good too! It's a crunchy fried rice with a strong egg aroma, and even though the chashu is cut into small pieces, it's seasoned with such a strong flavor that you can tell it's there the moment you put it in your mouth. There was juicy shrimp in the middle, and the whole thing was delicious and I could eat it without getting tired of it. And it comes with 5 gyoza! The gyoza was also seasoned, and I ate it with soy sauce for the first bite, but after that I enjoyed it with just vinegar! The customer service is good and you can spend a relaxing time. You can park about 6 cars in the parking lot right in front of you! However, please note that it is cash only! My wife ordered this dim sum set! I enjoyed a variety of dim sum and this one looked good too.