The store is small, but it's perfect when you're looking for a cheap and quick meal. The seasonal menu items can be hit or miss, but this time the cold noodles were of good quality! (My husband's cold noodles were just average.) This location doesn't have high chairs, so families should be aware of that. We brought our baby in a stroller and were able to feed him while he was still in the stroller. The kids' lunch menu is very affordable and comes with a good portion size.

Even though deflation continues, the price of 803 yen including tax for this set is astonishing. The taste is decent, but the three types of Chinese dishes in this set are impressive. The cost performance of the "Mini Chilled Chinese Set (730 yen + tax)" which includes a mini chilled Chinese noodles (sesame sauce), half fried rice, and three dumplings is great. You can choose between soy sauce dressing and sesame dressing for the chilled Chinese noodles. At Toshu in Umegaoka, you can order at the counter with a touch panel, while at the table seats, you can order directly from the staff. The simplicity of the chilled Chinese noodles actually enhances the deliciousness. It's a reminder that people can be satisfied with a meal that is not extravagant. Next time you're in a hurry, give it a try.

I went to a Chinese restaurant called Renge Shokudo! The smell of dumplings filled the air inside the restaurant! For lunch, the mini Tianjin rice bowl set and the mini Chinese rice bowl set were very affordable!! I ordered the ramen and dumplings set.

I went to a chain restaurant that sells oil noodles in front of the station, which seems to be a new dining business by the Origin Bento company. The presentation was beautiful, with a cute logo drawn on the bowl. When I tried it, I was surprised that the noodles were thin and firm. I usually prefer chewy thick noodles for oil noodles, so I felt a different trend with the thinner and harder noodles this time. I prefer the former, but my friend who was with me seemed to love the noodles this time and was very excited. The portion was apparently 1.5 times larger than usual, and when I added vinegar and chili oil halfway through, it was a perfect match. I was impressed by the oil noodles that brought out the flavor of vinegar and chili oil after a long time, and my stomach and heart were satisfied. However, I couldn't get rid of the feeling of dissatisfaction with those noodles until the end. I want to move closer to the next delicious oil noodles. By the way, the fried rice was also strange. The ingredients and rice clashed and the taste was messy. Even if I try to remember, it seems to have gone somewhere like a phantom... It was a rare experience.

The desired shop was closed, so my daughter and I, who were hungry, had a late lunch. We tried the Taiwan-style mixed noodles for the first time, but the noodles seemed like yakisoba noodles? The chopped chives were also large, making it difficult to eat. The extra-large portion and oimeshi were disappointing. The ramen, gyoza, and fried rice set we also ordered had a reliable taste. I regret not playing it safe and trying something new. However, since it's convenient to use, I will go again and try a different menu!

"Renge Set Fried Rice (\759) is a fun set that includes fried rice, soup dumplings, ban ban ji, salad, and various pickles. It's enjoyable and reasonably priced. The flavors are also quite delicious, with slightly sweet pickles adding a nice accent."

Half ramen, half fried rice, and 3 pieces of dumplings lunch set. It was enough for one person. The taste was average.

This place seems to be geared towards students. There isn't anything particularly delicious here. The ramen is the typical quality you would expect from a chain restaurant. Unfortunately, the fried rice is not good. It lacks flavor and doesn't have any umami taste. It might be hit or miss depending on who is working, but overall, it's that kind of place.

I had some errands in the area and felt a bit hungry around lunchtime, so I decided to stop by this restaurant. It was packed, but they offered me a seat at the takeout counter near the entrance. I agreed, but then they quickly found a cooler seat in the back and suggested I move there. I appreciated the thoughtfulness. I ordered a set of chilled sesame noodles and dumplings. The dumplings were delicious, and I almost wished I could have a beer with them if I wasn't working. The chilled noodles arrived shortly after, looking and tasting great. I finished my meal quickly and headed back to work. The restaurant had a pleasant atmosphere, and I would definitely come back if I had work in the area again.

Easy to get into shop. Recommended if you don't have strong preferences.

When I was a student, I used to frequent "Toshu" a lot. When I visited after a long time, I noticed that the name of the shop had changed. The atmosphere now is more welcoming for women. In the past, I remember being helped by the affordable prices, and even though the name had changed, it was still the same. The food is cheap and quite delicious. Until the end of May, they are offering a free extra-large serving promotion, where you can get a large portion of fried rice, 5 dumplings, and soup for only 560 yen. It's definitely worth considering when you're deciding what to eat. They have a wide variety of options. Thank you for the meal.

Near Umegaoka Station, there is Toshu, a place that offers dishes based on Chinese cuisine. I ordered a takeout meat and vegetable stir-fry for 496 yen including tax. It only took about 5 minutes for them to prepare my order, which was quite quick. The stir-fry from this place is cooked perfectly, not too salty, and just right in terms of seasoning.

Origin Bento offers lunch sets that are reminiscent of traditional Japanese meals, with prices starting from the 500 yen range.