If you miss the last train, you really appreciate the convenience of a 24-hour store. That's why I ended up here again, this time past midnight. I must say, this place is definitely better at night. The flavors are even more delicious than before, and I finally got to try the boiled dumplings I've been wanting. They were incredibly tasty, with a chewy texture. My friend loves spicy food, so we ordered the Spicy Ma Po Bean Vermicelli with a heat level of 4. Surprisingly, it was delicious! It was definitely spicy, but the vermicelli made it easy to handle and enjoyable. Another friend couldn't handle the spice as well, so I recommend sticking to a heat level of 1 or 2. We also tried the Ma Po Tofu with a heat level of 2, which was just right. We also ordered the Egg Fried Rice and Oil-drenched Chicken, both of which were incredibly tasty. And the best part? The food came out really quickly. I was starving, but left completely satisfied. I'll definitely come back at night. Thank you for the meal!

I went to eat Peking Duck. It cost 4,980 yen for one duck! After the skin is shaved off, the meat can be made into soup or stir-fry. The prices have gone up quite a bit from before, but the satisfaction level is 120%! We also ordered water dumplings with bamboo shoots, scallops, shrimp, and shark fin. They were all mixed together in a large pot, like a hot pot. Chinese food is best enjoyed with a large group of people.

All the dishes were delicious and reasonably priced, making it a popular spot among young people! The service was quick and stress-free! Despite being located in the stylish neighborhood of Azabu, it was a very welcoming restaurant and left a good impression! I would definitely like to visit again!

I always stick to my usual menu choices, but sometimes it's good to try something new. I chose the hot pot this time! You can choose your favorite ingredients, and it was delicious. I wonder why I didn't order it sooner... it's cheap too. I used to like the herbal hot pot that they had before, but it's no longer on the menu, so I was disappointed. However, I have decided to order this from now on. The stir-fried liver was also tasty, despite its strong flavor. I recommend it.

Two-color mixed rice / ¥550 - Sweet and sour chicken stir-fry and pork and garlic sprout stir-fry. Salad, soup, rice, almond jelly, oolong tea, self-service. Despite the price, both dishes are served in portions that are almost enough for one person. The rice has a delicious flavor that makes you want to eat more, but the portion is so generous that there is no room for seconds. The soup is authentic and very tasty. The almond jelly is a bit too firm for my liking. Unbelievable value for money.

There are differences in seasoning at each store. Following Ebisu and Aoyama, this week's lunch in Azabu-Juban. As everyone's reviews say, the cost performance is excellent for the 2-color rice bowl at 550 yen. You can have unlimited refills of rice, soup, salad, spicy pickles, almond jelly, oolong tea, and coffee. The seasoning of the seasoned fried chicken is outstanding! The stir-fried dish next to it is... The soup at this restaurant is full of ingredients and well-seasoned, so I had three bowls. I got flustered because the ice coffee server only poured out a little at a time, causing a line to form behind me.

A Chinese restaurant chain with several locations in Tokyo, Nagoya, and Osaka, open 24/7. Even though it was past 11 PM, the restaurant was about 80% full. A group at the table behind us was having a lively party, speaking only in Chinese. The menu book is thick with reasonable prices. You order by scanning a QR code with your smartphone, but it's easier to choose from the menu book first as it's hard to select on the phone. The Chinese dishes served here are closer to authentic Chinese cuisine rather than Japanese-style Chinese food. The website mentions that they aim to provide the authentic taste of China. For example, in Japan, fried rice is usually judged by its fluffiness, but in China, it's normal for it not to be too fluffy. Also, all the dishes here are oilier than typical Chinese food in Japan.

I choose this place when I am struggling to find a lunch spot because it offers great value for the price. The lunch used to be daily specials, but now they have a weekly lunch menu at a reasonable price, which changes every week. This time, I had the 2-kind rice bowl for ¥550. It seems like they pour pre-made toppings over the rice, so it's not piping hot, but considering the cost, I have no complaints. The soup, pickled vegetables, salad, and almond jelly are all you can eat, and you can also enjoy unlimited oolong tea and coffee. I particularly like the soup in the all-you-can-eat menu here. Thank you for the meal.

Today, I visited the Motoazabu-Juban Inari Shrine for New Year's Day, and then I went to find a place for lunch. I discovered a restaurant in the Juban shopping street that was open even on New Year's Day. The lunch menu was very reasonable, with options like beef ramen for 730 yen, eggplant and pork miso stir-fry for 800 yen, and chicken karaage with mala sauce stir-fry for 880 yen. They also offered self-service rice, soup, salad, almond jelly, and oolong tea. The beef ramen had medium-thick noodles similar to udon, with a light flavor from the beef broth and toppings like leeks, seaweed, and beef. The eggplant miso stir-fry was the standout dish among the ones my family ordered. Overall, the cost performance was good, but the seasoning didn't quite suit my taste.

If you are interested in the article, search for "Azabu-Juban Dim Sum"! Open 24 hours and convenient until the first train! Introducing here - a "sleepless city" in Azabu-Juban with authentic dim sum chefs on staff, open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. After sweating it out at a club or gym, enjoy some food until the first train! Check out their YouTube channel as well. Meeting a former colleague from my previous company at the end of the year! We decided on casual Chinese food - Beijing duck, something I had never tried before, so we headed to the nearby China Tea House 8, open 24 hours. Excited to try Beijing duck for the first time, we entered the restaurant. The unique aroma and the world of Chinese cuisine beckoned us in. We ordered a draft beer and Beijing duck. The Beijing duck is carved in the middle of the restaurant as a service to customers. If you're worried about small bones, they can remove them upon request. We started with Qingdao beer for a toast. We also ordered bamboo shoot dumplings, the specialty - roasted Beijing duck, stir-fried Beijing duck with bean sprouts, and plenty of chicken broth soup. All this for a great deal! We also tried the Beijing duck spring rolls. Hot and crispy, they were delicious till the last bite. The menu also includes buttered shrimp with heads on, Emperor Qin's spare ribs, and samlar tan. Next time, we'll definitely try those. If you're in Azabu-Juban, be sure to visit China Tea House 8! Located in the gourmet and fashionable area of Azabu-Juban, China Tea House 8 offers a relaxed atmosphere where you can enjoy your meal comfortably. Just a minute's walk from Azabu-Juban Station and 5 minutes from Roppongi Hills, it's conveniently located near popular spots like traditional sweet shops. The restaurant has 100 seats and is open 24 hours, so you can relax even in the early hours after enjoying a fun night at popular nightspots.

Located a 1-minute walk from Azabu-Juban Station and a 5-minute walk from Roppongi Hills, this restaurant boasts a prime location with many popular spots nearby, including longstanding confectionery shops. Feel free to stop by for shopping or sightseeing. Additionally, we are open 24 hours, so you can relax here even in the early hours after enjoying a fun night at popular clubs or other nightlife spots.【Address】1-7-5 Azabu-Juban, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Festa Azabu 1F【Arrival Date】Thursday【Number of People Waiting】0【Wait Time】0 minutes【Ordered Items】■ Yurinchi (Szechuan-style fried chicken)■ Ebi Mayo (Shrimp Mayonnaise)■ Tamago Yolk-fried Pumpkin

China Tea Room 8 is located right near Mabashi-Juichome Station! This time, we tried the water dumplings (170 yen for 3), chicken and cashew nut stir-fry (980 yen), stone pot mapo tofu (880 yen), and lettuce fried rice (780 yen). The total bill came to around 2000 yen per person, including two drinks each. We were surprised by the prices on the menu - 3 water dumplings for 170 yen! The other dishes were also very reasonably priced, yet the portions were generous. The atmosphere and service may not have been the best, but it's great to enjoy authentic Chinese cuisine at such affordable prices. Thank you for the meal! ✨

It is rare to find a lunch under ¥1000 at Asakusa. The spacious restaurant offers a wide variety of menu options. During busy hours, it feels like an Asian street food stall. I was surprised by the eggplant and spare rib stir-fry set meal. Delicious! The portion size was satisfying. I was happy to find out that even after 2:00 PM, it was still considered lunchtime. Recommended for those looking for a filling lunch option.

Quick lunch at this place. Climbed the stairs and entered the spacious restaurant. From the large windows, you can see luxury cars lined up at the gas station. The background music playing was American rock-pop, bringing back memories of Red Hot Chili Peppers. I ordered "pork stomach" - quite a straightforward dish name! The self-service salad was crispy with cabbage and watercress. The soup had a hint of Chinese cabbage and was spicy stir-fried with chili peppers and garlic sprouts for aroma and heat. The pork stomach was plentiful, but a bit tough to chew. It had a texture similar to squid, but with a good bounce. However, the flavor was a bit flat, like typical continental Chinese cuisine. Tenth Avenue has many Chinese restaurants, but this one had a casual atmosphere and was a spacious place, making it convenient to dine in.

■Access: 1-minute walk from Azabu-Juban Station on the Tokyo Metro Namboku Line and Toei Oedo Line ■2nd visit ■Purpose: Dinner alone ■Overview: A Chinese restaurant located in bustling areas such as Ebisu and Roppongi. The menu offers a variety of dishes and drinks at reasonable prices, making it a popular choice for various occasions. Official website: http://www.cceight.com/ ■Menu: You can order a la carte or individual dishes. From single-person Chinese dishes to hot pots and Peking duck for sharing with a group. On this visit, I had Shanghai fried noodles and dumplings. Dumplings can be ordered in sets of three, with options like bamboo shoot and chili flavors. ■Impressions: The Shanghai fried noodles were lightly seasoned and packed with ingredients for a satisfying meal. The dumplings come in various flavors, and the option to order three at a time is convenient. The chili dumplings are quite spicy, perfect for those who enjoy a kick of heat. The restaurant's prime location near Azabu-Juban Station, combined with spacious seating, allows for a relaxed dining experience. The Ebisu and Roppongi branches offer the same comfortable atmosphere. I look forward to visiting again for different occasions. Thank you for the meal. ■Rating: 3.32

When you think of Peking duck, you think of this place, and when you think of this place, you think of Peking duck. You can eat a whole duck here at a very affordable price. They bring it out dramatically and carve it right in front of you. They also make soup with it and stir-fry the remaining parts. It's a chain restaurant but each location is big, open 24 hours. Even during emergencies, they serve alcohol without any problem. Personally, I find it convenient that there are no break times and you can stop by anytime for a reasonable price. I end up visiting various locations of this chain restaurant quite often (laughs). I can't go eat Peking duck alone, so how about we go together next time?

MaBu Jūban. This area is nice. It's my favorite place. However, it was past 8 pm and everywhere seemed closed. In the midst of that, I found this place shining brightly. They said they were still open! I think I've been to a place in Ebisu like this before. They had a wide variety of menu items. I was indecisive, but I picked something that caught my eye. The appetizer was surprisingly good for the price in the 200 yen range. The best dish was the spare ribs. They were tender, flavorful, and satisfying to eat. Everything was delicious. It's better to come with a large group for Chinese food. Thank you for the meal.

The destination of the walk was Juuban, and Juuban at night doesn't have many restaurants to choose from. However, this Chinese restaurant offers delicious and affordable dishes. I recommend trying the cold tofu, jellyfish salad, mapo tofu with glass noodles, shark fin soup, stir-fried eggplant and potatoes with green peppers. The menu offers a variety of rich and flavorful Chinese dishes, so you can't go wrong with anything you choose. I suggest trying the soup curry without the shark fin.

Located about a 2-minute walk from Azabu-Juban Station, this Chinese restaurant offers a lunch menu starting at 629 yen for dishes like Nira Liver. We visited on a holiday afternoon for lunch, after our daughter's sports event, and made a reservation through Goto. We ordered the Yurin Chicken for 700 yen and Stir-fried Beef and Vegetables for 782 yen. The Yurin Chicken was flavorful and not too vinegary, while the beef dish was rich and spicy. The buffet-style self-service also included rice, salad, egg soup, and homemade almond jelly for dessert. Drinks like oolong tea and coffee were complimentary. Despite the inexpensive prices, making a reservation through Goto added a nice touch to our dining experience. The seating can be crowded, with the possibility of sharing a table during busy times, but overall, it's a great option for those looking for a budget-friendly meal in Azabu-Juban.

This day, I enjoyed a casual Chinese course at a restaurant in Azabu-Juban called Beijing Duck. The course costs around 2000 yen per person, and even with a drink it won't exceed 3000 yen. The appetizers were delicious, and the amount of food in the course was satisfying. They also provide a Tupperware for leftovers, so you can enjoy the course without worrying about wasting food. Thank you for the meal.

After taking a walk, we decided to have dinner at this restaurant. It is conveniently located near Azabu-Juban Station, which is great. It seems to be a chain restaurant, but it was my first time visiting. The staff seemed to be from China and spoke broken Japanese. They were a bit unfriendly, which was disappointing. We ordered the Peking duck, and the chef performed in front of our table. The chef was very nice! The Peking duck was priced at around 3000 yen, which was surprisingly cheap considering they also provided various other dishes using different cooking methods. I was really surprised by the prices! Other dishes were also reasonably priced and came in generous portions. We couldn't finish everything, so we had to take some home. We visited as a party of two, but it seems like it would be even more enjoyable with a larger group. There were quite a few seats available. Thanks to the great prices in this area, we felt like we got a good deal enjoying Chinese cuisine. If you want to eat a lot and save money, I recommend this restaurant. Thank you for the delicious meal! ♡