On Saturday night, the restaurant was bustling with students and foreigners (possibly exchange students or Westerners). I ordered chicken Sichuan-style pickles, shrimp mayo, and pig's feet instead of a set meal for the first time. The meat was moist and tender. The shrimp was crispy and fried well. The seasoning was also strong, making it a taste that goes well with alcohol.

I visited the popular Chinese restaurant after 12 o'clock and there was already a line. They don't have single seats at the counter. I ordered the mapo tofu set meal. The taste was strong and a bit sweet. The egg soup and fried chicken were just okay. However, considering the price of 790 yen, it was good value for money!

Soba~ Lately, I've been eating it once a week! (◎_◎;) I parked my car at a coin parking lot to go eat some soba that I've been craving. On the way to the restaurant, I checked out a Chinese restaurant that looked pretty good on Tabelog. When I got to the front of the restaurant and saw the menu, I was drawn inside~ They had Ankake Yakisoba, which is also made with soba noodles~ Maybe because it's close to Kyoto University, there were a lot of students. And the set meal was cheap and filling at 800 yen. The sauce was packed with veggies, there was a large piece of fried chicken, an egg, soup, pickled vegetables, and lotus root, which was a bit unusual. There was a small amount of pork and shrimp, and the noodles were thick. The noodles were slippery and hard to eat with chopsticks. The flavor was a bit light, so I added vinegar and soy sauce. Unfortunately, the egg soup was warm. The person next to me was eating Mapo Tofu, and it looked delicious with a nice color and sheen. It felt like a Chinese restaurant that locals find convenient, and the cooks seemed to be from the mainland. The menu had authentic Chinese dishes like lamb and pig's feet, which looked tasty. I might come back with a few friends to try more dishes together!

This is a popular Chinese restaurant in Motonaka. All the menu items are cheap, delicious, and filling, making it a great value for money! This time, I had the mapo tofu set meal, and it had a good level of spiciness with authentic flavors, just like real mapo tofu.

The mapo tofu is consistently delicious, and overall, the dishes are stable in terms of taste, so you can't really go wrong. The atmosphere is authentic, and sometimes you may feel like trying something adventurous. The spiciness can be numbing at times. The cost performance is also great. If you stick to the set menu, you can't go wrong. However, I always end up ordering mapo tofu separately. There is a wide variety of menu items with photos, but sometimes the names don't match the flavors, so you may want to try different dishes. There are also many spicy options, so if you like spicy food, be sure to give it a try.

Affordable and authentic! This Chinese restaurant is great for the common people. The food is delicious and inexpensive. You can also get takeout. The mapo tofu is especially outstanding! I always order it. Even when it's crowded, the food comes out quickly. You won't be hungry. I'm a repeat customer <3

My rating is 4.0 [Food 4.0 | Service 3.9 | Atmosphere 3.9 | Value for money 4.0 | Drinks -]. I had a late dinner here today. I realized it was my first time coming here at night. The menu hasn't changed much. Today I had the Chinjao Rosu set meal for 800 yen. During lunch, there were more Chinese residents, but at this time there were more students. The kitchen started bustling right away and the food arrived quickly. I enjoyed the corn egg soup, salad with spring rolls, vegetables, and rice. The Chinjao Rosu was delicious, consistently tasty. Towards the end, I added a little vinegar for a milder flavor. As usual, I finished by pouring the remaining sauce over the rice to make a mini donburi. It was quite good.

The authenticity is low, but the tomato and egg stir-fry dish is delicious with a hint of ketchup and a gingery flavor. It has a normal level of spiciness, but it makes you sweat. The meat has a slightly chewy texture, but overall it tastes good. The set meal includes xiaolongbao and oil-drizzled chicken. The xiaolongbao has a decent amount of soup and the oil-drizzled chicken is flavorful with a good portion size. The meal also comes with pickled vegetables, soup, and rice. The almond jelly portion is small but has a rich flavor, and the texture is firm like cotton tofu.

There are many reasonably priced and satisfying set meals available. This time, I chose the spicy beef bowl set, which was deliciously spicy with plenty of red pepper. I would definitely like to visit this place again, especially in the hot season.

Mapo tofu had a strong meat miso flavor, which personally was not to my liking.

Boiled fish is very good, spicy chicken is different from what I usually eat (in my opinion), stir-fried celery with dried tofu is okay, sweet and sour spare ribs were average.

Mapo tofu: 3.3 points Sweet and sour pork: 3.2 points Corn soup: -1.0 points... The taste is almost non-existent and not delicious. I think it's better to stop serving it to customers.

Mapo Don for 650 yen, Mapo Tofu Set Meal for 780 yen, Sweet and Sour Pork Set Meal for 850 yen.

Ordered the sweet and sour pork set meal. It was affordable and delicious. The mapo tofu that the person next to me ordered also looked tasty. There are other menu items I want to try. The service was polite until the end. I want to come back again.

The regular xiaolongbao was not tasty.