Tsuchiura, Ibaraki, Japan｜中国菜館 中央

A cheerful elderly couple will cheer you up too 😁 The atmosphere of the store is relaxing and it feels nostalgic 😆 This time I ate paiko ramen 😋 The old soy sauce ramen is delicious!! ️ Next time let's eat Paiko Kaimeshi🤭 The price is also reasonable, which is great for office workers 😃🎶

I had Paiko Kaihan for 750 yen at lunch time🌟 Paiko means spare ribs such as pork in Chinese. In turn, it refers to a Chinese meat dish in which pork ribs are coated with eggs and flour and fried in oil (from Wikipedia)🐷 Mr. Chuo's recommendation is the original menu called Paiko noodles 🍜, but I felt that rice was better than ramen, so I chose Paiko Kaihan 😉 Kaihan is a dish of thickened ingredients on top of rice. Therefore, in a nutshell, Paiko Kaihan is like a Chinese rice bowl with fried pork on top😋 Paiko is crispy on the outside and has a fun texture 😁 The dinner was full of Chinese cabbage, and the hot bean paste warmed my cold body ✌️ It was a very interesting shop, and there was a handwritten poster introducing the shop. The grandchildren of the couple who run the shop sometimes come from Wakayama to help out👧🏻 When I thought about what a ``loneliness room'' 🌹 was, it turned out to be a toilet🚻 Payment is cash only.

I thought it was a Showa retro coffee shop, but it was a Chinese restaurant. It was delicious 🍜🍥