I stopped by for lunch. There is a parking lot in front of the restaurant, and a park parking lot a little further away. This time, I had soy sauce ramen, five-meat fried rice, and chashu noodles. The partner had soy sauce ramen. The soup was clear and refreshing without any strong flavors, but it was so delicious that you just keep eating. The ramen was really tasty. The fried rice was also delicious, with a simple and light oil content. It was so tasty with two types of meat, chashu and ham.

The restaurant is a bit hard to find. The landmark is Yosano Town Hall. The shop is located on the west side of the building. There are a few parking spaces across the street in an empty lot. You can also park diagonally in front of the shop for 2-3 cars. The shop is small with 3 tables for 2-4 people and a counter for about 4 people. When looking at the menu, I found out that the set menu I had researched in advance was no longer available. Being alone, I was unsure what to order. There was no plain rice on the menu. So, I decided to order fried rice (780 yen) and fried chicken (1150 yen). It took a bit of time for the fried chicken to be served. While waiting, I noticed that other customers' orders were huge! Maybe it was the mixed soba? The noodles were served in large bowls with 2 portions each. Is it a large serving or for two people? While wondering about that, my order arrived. First, the fried chicken. Six pieces of fried chicken the size of a child's fist. They were pre-seasoned, but there was also salt for adjusting the flavor. Next was the fried rice. It was a portion and a half, with char siu and ham as the main ingredients. The flavor leaned more towards the ham. The fried rice came with miso soup with seaweed. I tried to eat both the fried chicken and fried rice, but ended up giving up halfway. I took the leftover fried chicken home. There was a option for 3 pieces of fried chicken for 680 yen, which was just right. Everything was very filling. If dining alone, it's best to go for a bowl or a single dish of noodles. If you want to try a variety of dishes, it's better to go with multiple people. I'm curious about the seafood soup soba or seafood bowl. I left the restaurant feeling full. Thank you for the meal.

I revisited the restaurant! It was delicious as always (*´╰╯`๓)♬ I treated myself a little (*^^)v♡o｡+..:*♡o｡+..:*♡o｡+..:*♡o｡+..:*♡o｡+..:* In conclusion! It was delicious (灬ꈍ ꈍ灬)ﾎﾟｯ It's been a while since I had a satisfying meal ＼(*⌒0⌒)♪ Every weekend, we come to this area for dinner, and my dad always asks, "What should we eat?" He looked at Tabelog and said, "This place might be good (*^^)v." Since we didn't know the business hours, we visited around 5:30 and asked about the hours. They said they open before 6:00! So we went to the nearby bathhouse and then visited the restaurant (*^^)v It was full when we arrived Σ(ﾟдﾟ；) Luckily, a table opened up quickly (*^^)v As other reviews mentioned, it seems like a local favorite, but even drop-ins like us are welcome! It was really deliciousヾ( ˃̶⺫˂̶｡)ノｲｰｯ!!! However, don't judge by the appearance outside!

Most likely, the majority of customers are locals. When asked by my partner for lunch preferences, we ended up choosing this restaurant that they used to frequent. The exterior looks like a slightly old-fashioned café or diner, but the Chinese food here is said to be delicious, so our expectations are high. While most locals ordered the fried rice set meal, I decided to go for something less typical. My partner's sweet and sour pork set meal looked really appetizing, so although my choice wasn't the best, it still looked like a well-made dish. The soy sauce ramen soup was a standard soy sauce flavor that you would expect from a Chinese restaurant, nothing particularly special. The noodles were soft, which also seemed average. However, the ramen had an elegant taste that I found appealing. The fried rice had a traditional and safe stir-fry style with a moderate amount of oil, making it easy to eat without feeling greasy. Other customers opted for the standard menu items. The prices may seem high, but the portions are satisfying. I look forward to trying something other than a set meal next time.

When I went to Yosano Town for work, I visited this restaurant that had high ratings on Tabelog. It was located next to the town hall, but we were the only customers there. The reason was probably the "price". The set meals range from 1050 yen to 1660 yen. I ordered the mapo tofu with extra rice, which cost me 1660 yen. It's a bit pricey for a daily lunch. However, the mapo tofu that came bubbling in a clay pot far exceeded my expectations in terms of taste. I love mapo tofu, and I've tried it at many places, but this one was the best so far. It wasn't authentic Chinese cuisine, more like Japanese-style "Chinese food". I only tried the mapo tofu, so I can't comment on the other dishes. One disappointing thing was that I read a review (probably from another place) that mentioned it was "super spicy to the point of sweating", but in reality, it was more sweet and flavorful with mild spiciness. It could be categorized as "medium spicy" at most, or even "mild" for adults. Despite that, it was undeniably delicious. Lastly, I ordered extra rice (which I think wasn't on the menu) for 400 yen. It came in a ramen bowl-sized portion, so be careful when ordering. I have a big appetite, so it wasn't a problem for me, but others might be surprised. Overall, it was a satisfying meal.

I have been using this restaurant for a long time and it seems to be getting more and more delicious! I usually use it for lunch, but this time I went with my family at night. We always order the "Bang Bang Chicken with Sesame Sauce". There are also soy sauce and ginger sauces available. Then, each of the four family members chose a noodle dish to share. I chose my favorite "Five Ingredient Yakisoba" with a rich soy sauce-flavored sauce. It has plenty of vegetables and includes pork, chicken, and chicken liver (which is rare). My husband chose the "Five Ingredient Soup Soba", my eldest son chose the "Fried Rice", and my second son chose the "Zhajiangmian". We all shared a bit of each dish. We also ordered the "Sweet and Spicy Stir-Fried Small Shrimp" and the "Mapo Tofu" as individual dishes. In the end, we ended up choosing only spicy dishes, but they were delicious after all... The Mapo Tofu comes in a bubbling hot pot, so the spiciness and heat make you sweat, but it's tearfully delicious! Highly recommended! This restaurant is highly praised by Chinese people living in the Tango area. There are many locals, but be brave and go in. The taste is guaranteed to be good.

Whenever I go back to my hometown, I always visit this Chinese restaurant. The menu is mostly delicious. Personally, I love the fried chicken and always order it. The sauce for the Tianjin rice is a bit sweet for my taste... Since it's run by a couple, when there are many customers, the ordered dishes may take a while to come out. There are two 4-person tables, one 2-person table, and about 3 counter seats, so it fills up quickly. Most of the customers are locals. In the evening, there are two tatami rooms where you can reserve for course meals. You might be able to make reservations during the day as well... If you happen to be nearby, try stopping by. I think you won't be disappointed.