Takasaki, Gunma, Japan｜Taishō

It was a popular local Chinese restaurant. Ordered ramen ¥450, fried rice ¥600, and gyoza ¥300. Everything is cheap. Half-fried rice is not on the menu, but there were people who asked for it, so apparently it's available. The ramen was delicious with a dashi soup and thin noodles. The fried rice contains onions and has a delicious combination of sweetness and saltiness. The gyoza looks well-grilled and the filling is delicious. It was a popular store with customers coming in all the time. The rotation rate is good. There is a gravel parking lot in front of the store and next to the store. It was full, but luckily there was a space.

Good old-fashioned Chinese feel. The ramen has thin, soft noodles that go well with the light soup. The fried rice is moist and the crunchy onions accentuate it, making it very delicious. Next time I would like to try the cutlet curry and gyoza too 🎶

April 15th (Sat) 11:20am/First visit. A thriving Showa-era popular restaurant. The stay was 25 minutes, but the phone kept ringing for delivery orders💦There was one kitchen manager, one other man, and one wife. 2 people for delivery. The appearance of the store has a nice melancholy feel to it, and although it is old, the inside of the store is kept clean. The taste is very average and the cost performance is ◎! There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with the menu (looking at other customers' meals) *The image shows ramen for 450 yen and fried rice for 550 yen. I think I'll try the Kalbi ramen next time. Revisited on Sunday, May 7th at 10:55. Last time I was interested in "Karubi Ramen" 650 yen. I can't recommend it to people who don't like spicy food, but personally, the soup was light and had just the right amount of spiciness. October 1st, 3rd visit. Ordered Cantonese noodles for 550 yen and rice for 200 yen. After all, the soup is delicious!