Kawagoe, Saitama, Japan｜Gyoza no Manshu Kawagoe Sta. West

Depart from Kawagoe Station and walk along the road to Wakita Komachi intersection. After walking for three minutes, you will see a red sign on the left. You all know her as Ran-chan, an 11-year-old girl wearing Chinese clothes and holding up a dumpling. This is "Dumpling Manchuria", which provides the staple food of Tozawa people. You can see the entrance in the back. As soon as you enter, you will feel at ease when you see the bright lights and the spacious and clean interior environment. The entrance is through a dark narrow street and through a door. After a period of psychological uneasiness, they exit into a wide, bright area that gives a sense of security. Just like the way that ancient religious institutions used to separate the boundaries between the site and the outside world. I don't know if it was psychological or just because I was hungry, but the food served tasted better than usual.

Nice!!😋

No matter what I eat, it's delicious, cheap, and the staff at every store are very nice! ! Most of them are high school students working part-time, but I wonder if they are playing well in the interview, or if the staff education is excellent, or both. The October limited edition yakisoba was super delicious! ! It's a pity that the noodles are special and don't support 0.5 or 1.5 times, but I'd like to eat them with double noodles! It was my first time eating boiled gyoza, but the sauce was sweet and sour and delicious.