Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan｜To-Ka-Ro Chinese restaurant

Motosumiyoshi Soul Food Town Chuka Big dumplings are a specialty, and the children of Motosumiyoshi grew up believing that this size was the standard for dumplings. It's delicious in various ways, but I actually recommend the omelet rice and Chinese-style chicken rice! Above all, it is a town Chinese restaurant that is always clean and has a good reputation.

Visited before 12:00 on weekdays. Although there was only one group of customers in front of us, customers continued to arrive after 12:00, making it popular with locals. The inside of the store was clean and had a somewhat retro coffee shop feel to it. I ordered Gomoku fried rice and it was served in about 5 minutes. The ingredients are egg, chashu, naru, and green onion. The quail, date rolls, chashu pork, ham, and crab meat are all added as extras. The fried rice tasted like it was stir-fried with other rice, and the sweetness of the chashu pork and date rolls had an impressive and distinctive flavor, and it was quite delicious. It's also unusual that it comes with a salad. Other customers often order the daily lunch special, and surprisingly many order curry fried rice, which I'd like to try next time. Payment is cash only. No smoking.

Excellent gyoza! ! The exterior is a retro town Chinese restaurant full of Showa atmosphere. The interior is also a Showa coffee shop. Ordered the famous dumplings and fried rice. I thought it was a strange price setting, 600 yen for 5 dumplings and 680 yen for fried rice (dumplings are expensive). but! The gyoza that came out was excellent. Large dumplings that cannot be eaten in one bite. When you pick it up with chopsticks and lift it up, the meat juices overflow from the sides. I put it in my mouth in a hurry, but the gravy still overflows. I want to eat it in one bite so that the meat juices don't overflow, but it's so big that I can't eat it in one bite. It was the first time I ate gyoza while slurping the meat juice. The fried rice was also delicious. 680 yen with salad and soup. Moreover, the soup is not the ramen soup that often comes with fried rice, but an egg soup. With this, 680 yen is cheap. The restaurant looks dull, but the taste is outstanding and I'm full.