I ordered food and it came out in less than 10 minutes because it wasn't busy. It was delicious with eggs, wood ear mushrooms, bamboo shoots, green onions, pork, and more. It cost 690 yen plus tax, which I think is a good deal. I want to try other menu items, so I would like to go back again!

I ordered the "Ankake Moyashi Soba" from Renge Shokudo's cost-effective lunch menu. In the Showa era, it was common for "moyashi soba" to come with this ankake topping, but recently there are many variations without the ankake sauce. Because of this, whenever I find moyashi soba with ankake sauce, I can't help but order it. This review follows on from my previous review of "Taihou," so please bear with me.

I tried the new menu item, "Huoguo Noodles," at Tohshu and Renge Shokudo. As you can see, it is a noodle dish with a spicy hot pot base. The stimulating flavor of the spicy soup is delicious. The spiciness of the soup is balanced with a hidden richness, creating a mouthwatering dish that stimulates the appetite.

There are various reasons why Origin Tohshu, which is now under the Ion umbrella, is cleaner and brighter than the Chinese restaurant Tohshu. It is a brand that is more welcoming to women and children, making it a place where I would visit for the first time. Interestingly, the stylish Chinese restaurant Tohshu is considered a fashionable restaurant, so I would like to add Chinese cuisine to the genre to make it more stylish. I decided to visit this place with my daughter, who wanted to watch her game, and another person. The restaurant is conveniently located just a one-minute walk from Daido Drink Ice Arena, where my daughter's games are held. We arrived at the restaurant around 7:00 pm on a holiday, and the place was about 40% full. We were able to choose our seats freely, so we sat at a table in the center of the restaurant. The background music playing was a mix of US hits by artists like Van Halen, Madonna, and Stevie Wonder, which put us in a lively mood. I ordered a Hoppy White set for 390 yen, and my daughter ordered an orange juice for 100 yen. The Hoppy had a refined amount of alcohol, and you could also opt for a stronger flavor for an additional 90 yen. My daughter ordered a full ramen, full fried rice, and 6 fried dumplings for 980 yen, while I ordered the Big Tohshu set (1666 kcal) for 740 yen, which came with a Chinese bowl for 630 yen and 4 pieces of fried chicken for 480 yen. We planned to share the dumplings and fried chicken. The food was served within a few minutes of ordering, impressing even my impatient daughter. The dumplings were perfectly cooked, and the large, juicy fried chicken was delicious. However, my daughter misheard the server saying "4 pieces of fried chicken" as "baby fried chicken," which made her hesitant to eat them at first. The other dishes were decent, with the ramen soup tasting like a mix of soy sauce and mirin in hot water, the fried rice being too oily for my liking, and the Chinese bowl having minimal ingredients and a small portion. Despite this, the restaurant's highlights were the cute servers, clean restroom, quick service, good background music, and proximity to the ice rink. There are countless other good points about this place, so I would like to visit again someday. Thank you for the meal. * There are no steps at the entrance, and there is a passage for wheelchair access. * The counter seats have slightly narrow spacing, so left-handed individuals should be cautious. * Children are welcome here. * This branch cannot be found by searching for Renge Shokudo, Toshu, or Tohshu. * Proper way to hold a Renge as a bonus: https://www.kirin.co.jp/alcohol/beer/daigaku/CUL/mnr/no24/

Hot and sour soup, also known as "Hot & Sour Soup" in America, is a staple in Chinese restaurants. Based on this soup, there is a dish called Hot and Sour Noodles. I saw it on the menu at Renge Shokudo and decided to order it right away. The hot and sour noodles were hot and rich, perfect for warming up from the inside out during cold weather. It was a delicious meal.

Ren Ge Shokudo, one of the noodle menus at Toshide, is the vegetable-rich salt-tanmen. Topped with vegetables, this salt-flavored noodle dish is a classic tanmen dish. When labeled as "vegetable-rich salt-tanmen," it gives a delicious impression. Moreover, if it is said to provide half of the daily vegetable intake, it also gives a healthy vibe, so I couldn't resist ordering it. I enjoyed a delicious tanmen.

I enjoyed a delicious liver and leek stir-fry set meal at "Renge Shokudo." It had been a while since I last visited, and I was pleasantly surprised by the variety of set meal options available. I may start coming here more often in the future. The lunch set was very filling and satisfying.

I tried the Chinese lunch set at Renge Shokudo, with fried rice and dumplings. It may seem ordinary, but it's reliable. The fried rice portion is generous and satisfying, while the juicy dumplings are hot and delicious. Renge Shokudo offers a convenient option for enjoying casual Chinese cuisine in the city, and it's a much-appreciated spot.

At Tohshu, the fried rice and dumplings set is called the B set. Fried rice is considered a staple of Chinese cuisine, and whether it's true or not, a restaurant that serves delicious fried rice can make the meal enjoyable. Ordering fried rice at a casual Chinese restaurant is common, but at Tohshu, the B set is a classic menu item.

This month, the stir-fried jellyfish eggs set meal is 20 yen off, now priced at 630 yen instead of 650 yen. It's similar to the "meat and egg stir-fry" at Gyoza no Ohsho. I like this dish, so I decided to order it. I also felt like trying the gyoza, so I added 3 pieces for 150 yen. It's a bit expensive compared to getting 6 pieces for 240 yen, but they are quite delicious. The dish is generous with meat and the seasoning is relatively mild, which I like. The "meat and egg stir-fry" at Gyoza no Ohsho is 500 yen, so getting it for 450 yen here is cheaper. It's reasonably priced, easy to eat, and I might come back for dinner again.

When it comes to moyashi ramen, ankake moyashi is a classic topping that used to be available at any Chinese restaurant in town, but lately it's become less common. I spotted ankake moyashi soba on the sign outside Toshu and decided to go in. Thanks to the hot ankake, both the noodles and soup are kept at a high temperature. This warmth is delightful and makes the meal enjoyable. Toshu's Renge Shokudo is also great value for money, which is much appreciated.

It had been a while since I last visited. Today, I had the burnt garlic fried rice and dumplings set. The fried rice had plenty of burnt garlic on top, giving it a crispy texture and delicious flavor. The dumplings, although small, were juicy and tasty. This restaurant offers reasonable prices, making it wallet-friendly. The soup was also delicious. I have a palate that finds everything tasty, but good food is still good food. In the end, I finished everything. Thank you for the meal.

I visited this place on my way back from Fushimi Inari Taisha. It was past the lunch rush, but they were still serving lunch. I'm currently job hunting, so I wanted to keep expenses low and ordered this affordable and nutritious dish. It had plenty of vegetables without noodles. And it was served piping hot. It really filled me up. It was a great find. I love vegetable soup, and I'm grateful that they offer it at this price. It was delicious!

Just casually strolling around Higashi-Fushimi within walking distance, a town with no distinct features and perhaps known for the sports-related students from the top private university W University. It's far from being a bustling student town. I was thinking about trying out ramen, but today I discovered something new. A Chinese restaurant with a very ordinary appearance, not the typical Chinese color scheme, and with a very quiet storefront. I noticed it while waiting at the railroad crossing. How come there's a restaurant here? Once I noticed it, I couldn't just pass by without entering. I immediately went in. The interior of the restaurant is bright and clean. There's no typical Chinese restaurant vibe. The previous customers were a group of working adults who seemed to have just finished enjoying weekend sports. I sat down and looked at the menu, and there was a wide variety of dishes, all reasonably priced. In fact, very cheap. I ordered fried rice and dumplings, which apparently come as a set, making it slightly cheaper. While waiting, a steady stream of customers kept coming in. After a short wait, my order arrived. A beautifully presented fried rice and dumplings with soup. I quickly made the dipping sauce for the dumplings, and here's where I was a bit surprised. The containers for soy sauce, vinegar, and chili oil were not sticky. I had always thought that most Chinese restaurants have sticky containers, so this was a pleasant surprise. The dumplings were filled with plenty of filling. The meat-based filling was packed full. I devoured it in one bite. Delicious! The fried rice allowed me to savor each grain individually. It wasn't sticky or moist. The soup was also delicious and had a good portion. While eating, I searched on my phone and found out that this is actually a chain restaurant with many branches, but that doesn't matter. Nowadays, it's common for Chinese and ramen restaurants to differentiate themselves, and I think this restaurant is doing so by abandoning the typical Chinese vibe and emphasizing the "diner" atmosphere. It's a good strategy. There were young women and couples among the customers, so the approach seems to be working. The taste, portion, and price are all fantastic. They offer affordable lunch specials until 5 pm every day. I never noticed this place before, but this time I made a great discovery. I definitely want to try their cold noodles during the season and my favorite mapo noodles. Thank you for the meal!

I was drawn in by the sign for Taiwanese ramen and decided to dine here. I had the set meal of Taiwanese ramen and gyoza, a specialty of Nagoya. There are few options for lunch near Higashi-Fushimi Station, so Toshu Restaurant is a valuable find. The Taiwanese ramen had the punch I was hoping for, with thin noodles that I enjoyed. Although I chose the Taiwanese ramen today, the stir-fried bean sprout ramen also looks enticing. I'll have to try the hot bean sprout ramen next time.

I felt like I might be catching a cold, but I managed to exercise. I think my body warmed up because I felt better than in the morning. I was hungry, so I went to a place where I could eat vegetables and had a Chinese rice bowl with a small amount of rice. I changed the order to wonton soup. It was delicious. I used to frequent a shop in Umegaoka a lot during my student days.

[Visit on November 11, 2018] This restaurant is located about a 30-second walk from Higashi-Fushimi Station. I visited around 5:30 PM on a Sunday. I hadn't eaten anything all day due to work, and after finishing work at Higashi-Fushimi, I wanted to have a leisurely meal before heading home. However, there were no dining options near the station. I thought about going to a ramen shop, but they were closed until 6 PM. In the midst of this, I found this rare restaurant that was open. It's a pretty ordinary place, but in a place like Higashi-Fushimi where there's not much else, it's quite valuable. When I entered, there was one group of customers already there and no one else. The interior of the restaurant was clean. I looked at the menu and ordered the Higashi Set meal for 820 yen, which included half a bowl of ramen, half a serving of fried rice, and 5 dumplings. It was not a prepaid system, but payment was made after the meal. The service was not bad. The set meal arrived in about 5 minutes. The taste was quite ordinary, but I had been avoiding junk food for a while due to health reasons, so this kind of meal felt fresh and delicious to me. I finished it in no time. Thank you for the meal.

I visited "Renge Shokudo Higashi-Shu" located right in front of Higashi-Fushimi Station on the Seibu Shinjuku Line. They offer a set menu called B Set which includes 5 dumplings, fried rice, and soup for 600 yen. The area is quiet and peaceful, with Waseda University's Higashi-Fushimi Campus nearby. The atmosphere is nostalgic with distant cheers from baseball and soccer games. The restaurant is clean and well-decorated, with about 30 seats. The food is served quickly, and the visual presentation of the fried rice and dumplings is appealing. The fried rice is flavorful with a good amount of ingredients, while the dumplings are plump and delicious. The prices are reasonable, making it a satisfying dining experience. Overall, it's a great place to enjoy affordable and tasty Chinese cuisine.

Toshu and Renge Shokudo's set menu, Liver and Leek set meal, has great value for money. It's great that there are various Chinese set meal options other than dumplings and noodles to choose from. I enjoyed it today as well.

I visited for a night drink. Had Asahi Super Dry draft beer in a new medium-sized glass. Ordered two glasses at a time because the quantity was small. Finished with the sought-after mapo tofu rice bowl! It was delicious.