On December 15, I visited this restaurant in Higashikurume City with the expectation of a traditional Japanese-style Chinese restaurant that has a parking lot. However, when I arrived, I couldn't find the parking lot and had to park at a nearby home center. The restaurant was small with only a few tables, and there were elderly regular customers enjoying drinks and conversation. I ordered fried rice and ramen, and the ramen arrived first. The soup was watery and lacked flavor, and the noodles were not very tasty. The fried rice was also disappointing, tasting like something homemade with ingredients missing. Overall, the food was edible but not enjoyable. I do not recommend this restaurant.

Near Tokorozawa Super Viva Home, there is a Chinese restaurant that serves classic ramen. The ramen had plenty of bamboo shoots on top, and the rich soy sauce broth had a comforting nostalgic flavor. It was not outstanding but satisfied my craving for this type of ramen. Thank you for the meal.

I ordered Gomoku Ramen, fried rice, and bottled beer. As a snack, they served Kappa Ebisen, which was nostalgic and delicious. I was very satisfied with a full stomach. It was a cozy and nostalgic restaurant from the Showa era. Thank you for the meal! ◡̈♥︎

This is a restaurant located next to the Tokio member Kokubun Taichi's childhood home in Higashi-Kurume Danchi. It is frequently featured on variety shows discussing his childhood. The restaurant used to be run by the husband, but due to health issues, the wife now manages it alone. The ramen is on the smaller side but comes with toppings like naruto, thin-sliced chashu, and spinach (which looks like seaweed). The chicken broth soup is old-fashioned and lacks depth, but the gyoza is homey and delicious. The yakisoba noodles are slightly thicker than ramen noodles and have a sweet flavor. The restaurant owner is friendly and likes to chat with customers about various topics. It's a cozy place to enjoy a simple meal.