I wanted to eat Chinese food but I wanted to try a place I had never been before, so I looked it up and found a popular restaurant in Yukawa. I had tried their bento box before. The mapo tofu here is super spicy. I recommend it to people who like spicy food. It's really spicy but delicious. The ankake yakisoba had a strong sauce.

I wanted to eat Ankake Yakisoba with my friend at Anzu. I was indecisive, but in the end, I ordered the Anzu set with green pepper pork. It was a bit salty for my taste, but it was just right when eaten with white rice. The crunchy texture of the green peppers in the green pepper pork was really good. I seem to like green peppers more than I thought, as I ended up ordering the green pepper pork. The only downside for me was that the rice felt a bit hard. When eating a set meal with white rice, I prefer it to be a little softer and fluffier.

Is Chinese food expensive in Hakodate? While looking for cold noodles, I wondered if there were any affordable Chinese restaurants in Hakodate, but it seems there are some based on what I saw on YouTube. I tried a place that announced they started serving cold noodles on Twitter. The price was a bit high due to the addition of canned crab. The soup was light. Overall, it was a well-balanced and delicious dish, but the price was a bit of a drawback. Since the restaurant itself is on the pricier side, I would like to try other menu items before making a final judgment.

I visited the restaurant a little before 12 o'clock on a weekday. It was a popular place, as customers were coming in one after another. It was my first time there, so my family ordered the popular No.1 Ankake Yakisoba. I chose the super spicy Mapo Ramen. As a fan of spicy food, I was thrilled when the dish arrived with the scent of Sichuan pepper. I wanted even more kick, so I added extra spiciness with the table Sichuan pepper. The cost performance was also great, and I was very satisfied. I look forward to trying a different menu next time. ◎

I had lunch at Anrin, a Chinese restaurant in Yunokawa. The restaurant is quite spacious with a variety of table and counter seats, and has a clean atmosphere. The menu offers a wide selection of noodles, rice dishes, and side dishes. The set menu includes a main dish, salad, appetizer, soup, and dessert. After some deliberation, I decided to order the Sichuan spicy mapo tofu over rice. The word "spicy" was written in red, and just looking at it made my mouth water. With the first bite, I started sweating from the spiciness. It was definitely hot, but I managed to finish it all. The dish had a nice balance of spiciness and a refreshing flavor. It could have had a bit more depth in flavor, but overall it was a satisfying meal. Thank you for the meal.

I was in the mood for Chinese food, so I decided to try this restaurant that I had been curious about. I ordered the Sichuan Spicy Mabo Men (1,050 yen). It's labeled as "extremely spicy," but for me, it wasn't too spicy, just the right amount of heat. (I can handle the spiciness level of the Mongolian Arctic cup noodles after a lot of effort...) It looked like there was a lot of Sichuan pepper sprinkled on top, but I didn't feel much numbness. However, I couldn't stop sweating... I tried a bit of the Ankake Yakisoba that my husband ordered, and I liked it. The noodles were thick and nicely fried, and the sauce wasn't overly sweet, which I prefer. Both dishes were delicious, so I'd like to come back again.

After the Hakodate horse racing, we went to a local Chinese restaurant in Yunokawa that is loved by the community! It was a chilly day, so I ordered salt ramen and gyoza ♥ The salt ramen had delicious soup with Chinese cabbage in it, giving it a Chinese ramen vibe! The gyoza was also tasty ♡ My mother ordered the chilled Chinese noodles, which had a rare addition of snow crab ♡ For more details, click here ☟ Yunokawa, Chinese Restaurant Anrin's Salt Ramen! The popular summer limited chilled Chinese noodles ♡

I decided to drop in on a whim. It was lunchtime and the parking lot was full, so I thought this place might be good! The five-ingredient sauce is recommended, but I ordered the Sichuan mapo rice bowl for 960 yen. It's really spicy, even though I knew it would be! The spiciness doesn't go away even after eating the rice. I felt that the sweet bean sauce was a bit strong. But as I kept eating, I got used to the spiciness and could taste the deliciousness. There were many local grandpas and grandmas at the restaurant. It's a Chinese restaurant, but it felt like a cozy place.

I wanted to eat something spicy so I went to a Chinese restaurant. I thought they could make something spicy other than mapo tofu, but in the end, I went with the classic mapo tofu. The shrimp fried rice was also tempting...but luckily they had a half-size option! The bubbling mapo tofu in the hot pot had just the right amount of spiciness for me, and it paired nicely with the elegantly prepared shrimp fried rice. The dumplings my friend gave me were also delicious. Even though the restaurant is far from my home, I would love to go back occasionally. It's a great place!

On this day, I went to "Kanari Chinese Restaurant" in Hakodate. I arrived at 2:00 pm and there were 2 groups of customers already there. After being seated, I looked at the menu. I ordered the "Kanari Set," which allows you to choose from 7 main dishes, and I selected the "Spicy Mapo Tofu from Sichuan." The Kanari Set arrived quickly, including Mapo Tofu, Ebi Mayo, Sweet and Sour Cod, Zasai, Salad, Egg Soup, and rice. The Mapo Tofu was delicious with a hint of Sichuan pepper. The spiciness was not too overwhelming, even for someone who can handle level 2 spiciness at Coco Ichibanya. The Ebi Mayo and Sweet and Sour Cod were also tasty. The rice was cooked perfectly to my liking. I finished my meal thinking that the fried rice here would be delicious. After the meal, I had vanilla ice cream and hot coffee, and it was a satisfying lunch. I believe that everything here is delicious, so I will definitely visit again.

I went to the restaurant as soon as it opened. Within a few minutes, it was almost full. The atmosphere was calm and you can even go alone. I ordered the Anka-yaki yakisoba set. The yakisoba had thick noodles that were crispy just right. The amount of sauce was generous and very delicious. The almond jelly dessert was also to my liking and very tasty. The set included soup, a side dish, and a drink for 1,400 yen. I also brought my 5-month-old baby, and they provided a Bumbo seat, as well as a plate and a cup of water, which I found very kind. However, it's a fully smoking restaurant... luckily, there were no smokers when I went, but I might hesitate to go with my child next time... Thank you very much.

Two people from the company came to the restaurant. There were two separate counters and table seats, and we were guided to the counter. It was close to lunchtime and the restaurant was quite crowded, so we were relieved to find seats. My companion ordered the popular an-kake yakisoba, while I chose the five-ingredient fried rice. The an-kake yakisoba arrived first, as it is a popular dish with many orders. My companion seemed satisfied. The dish had plenty of ingredients and the noodles were slightly on the firmer side, which I liked as they softened a bit as I ate. The fried rice arrived a bit later. It was slightly moist and had a consistent, reliable taste. The menu had set meals as well, offering a good variety of choices, but the sets were priced between 1,200 to 1,300 yen, making it a bit on the expensive side in the Yunokawa area. However, the mapo tofu was also quite authentic and delicious, so you can't go wrong with that.