I was planning to go to another Chinese restaurant but I thought it would be crowded during lunchtime, so I changed my plans and visited this place for the first time. I carefully looked at the lunch menu, and decided on the spicy chicken stir-fry set meal for 980 yen. My friend T ordered the mapo tofu set meal. The portions are large! The chicken dish has a good flavor that goes well with the rice. I wonder if the rice will be enough? The mapo tofu is also piping hot and delicious, but the portions are too big!

Daily lunch set of tantanmen and fried rice (ordered with less amount). Self-service for cold water. Orders are taken on a tablet! But you have to ask to know the daily special... The fried rice is lukewarm (> <) and the oil is seeping out. Sometimes there are hard pieces of rice. Oh no, the salad is missing dressing... A bit frustrating, but at least they serve coffee too. All for 960 yen. Is this the usual here!?

There is a Chinese restaurant at the site of Elizabeth, and when I took a closer look, they have tantanmen! I decided to visit because I thought I had to try it. I ordered the daily lunch special - tantanmen and fried rice set! / Impressions / Tantanmen... it tastes similar to Mister Donut's, not really like authentic Sichuan style. The fried rice with noodles... it's decently tasty! The outside is crispy and the inside is fluffy with a strong flavor. I'm not sure what the specialty of the restaurant is, but I think it's mainly an izakaya.

The desired restaurant was closed, so I wandered around and decided on a Chinese restaurant downstairs. It was easy to enter and they seated me at a table, serving me cold tea. I ordered the daily special lunch, fried rice, and while waiting, I realized it was quite a generous portion! The shrimp fried rice had plenty of plump shrimp mixed with eggs and lettuce, seasoned just right. The soup was also delicious! The cabbage salad with dressing had a Chinese flavor, which I liked. The almond jelly dessert was also good, as well as the fried chicken. I'm torn between ordering mapo tofu or yakisoba with a thick sauce next time, but everything was delicious at this Chinese restaurant. Thank you for the meal!

Located between Sapporo Station and Odori Station, this Chinese restaurant seems to have opened in the place where a Chinese restaurant used to be. When you open the door to the underground store, it feels more like a Chinese izakaya. There is a counter and a few customers. They also offer daily lunch sets, which might be popular among nearby office workers. On the day of my visit, they had a mapo tofu set, which had a strong and authentic spicy flavor. It was delicious and quite filling. I have only been there once, but with the daily specials and generous portions, it seems like a good option for lunch. The only downside might be that the interior is a bit dark.