The restaurant changed its signage to focus on dumplings, but the interior is still a typical Chinese restaurant. I had lunch there for the first time due to the pandemic, and I chose the chicken dish. The lunch set includes unlimited rice and soft drinks, making it a good deal. The food was tasty considering the price. It might be a hidden gem. I look forward to trying their dumplings with beer after the pandemic.

I visited this new restaurant and arrived around 12:15. There were already about 12 customers, but the spacious interior made it feel comfortable. The food came out quickly, typical of Chinese restaurants. I ordered the mapo tofu set meal (800 yen) with 3 large dumplings (200 yen). The set meal comes with a soft drink, but I opted for water because I also wanted to try the dumplings. The mapo tofu had a rich and flavorful taste with a generous amount of chili oil. It could have been a bit spicier for those who like spicy food. The pickled vegetables, rice (with free refills), and soup were also included. Unfortunately, the soup had lumps of starch and lacked flavor, with the starch overpowering the taste. I also tried the dumplings, which were slightly smaller than expected but had a thin skin and a healthy filling with a mild flavor.

There was a Chinese restaurant near the Mukohara tram stop on the Arakawa Line. Inside the restaurant, Yamaguchi Momoe's music was playing.