Big Eaters’ Favorite Chinese Restaurant in Japan! The Generous Serving of Fried Rice is Delicious!

[@FortunateJuice]

One of the other channels did a piece on this restaurant recently. I love the simplicity of their kitchen. No wasted space, efficient work, simple menu. These are my favorite kind of Chinese restaurants.

[@ガクアロズ]

仕事人って感じで何頼んでも満足しそう。行くしかないな。

[@長崎志保-e4v]

どれも美味しそう､食べた～い😋♥️♥️♥️

[@WimVeen]

Love your type of cooking and baking!

[@ポパイ-u9g]

私は他県の食にうるさい他県からの移住者ですが、本当は余り知られる事が嫌なのですが、こちらのまんぷく亭さんは私の中華家さんの中でも1番ですね☝️安くて旨いのでどのメニューを選んでも間違い無く美味しいので是非食べて頂きたいですね♪来店されたらまず焼飯まんぷくギュウザがおすすめですね♪

[@bangfengshen]

看到用的刀。就是中餐门徒。日本人是不用这种刀的。

[@TV-gg6rz]

정말 대단하시네요~ 하나하나 손길가는곳이 다 정성이네요

[@letlet713]

二代目さん、見事な鍋捌き見ていたら、やたらにイイ男にみえてきたわ。手に職を持ってる人はカッコイイ。

[@fych9103]

heaven of egg lover

[@bishan2281]

Every dish is freshly cooked....

[@성준이-x2d]

nice good taberu

[@chinoyhealingfoodstravels8888]

Greetings from Redondo Beach 🇺🇸🇺🇸Looks delicious 👌

[@hyunmin-l9j1v]

진짜 넘나 많이 준다😣😫🍚🍚🍚

[@다비치-모르시나요]

오므라이스 먹고 싶다😅

[@찬노숙풍]

우리나라 자영업도 이런장인정신이 많았으면 좋겠읍니다.

[@sorario008]

高校の時から通ってもう10年経つけどここの天津飯だけでお米何升食べたか…

[@김대연-m2h]

Good 👍 ❤❤❤

[@Social-post]

Hello🖐👌👍

[@kodiak536kodiak536]

Looks like Japanese food in Japanese restaurant to me.🤔

[@Rod-w1g]

We have Einstein here

[@restaurantman]

This is a Chinese cuisine restaurant located in Japan. The Chinese who settled in Japan during the late 19th Century introduced their style of cooking. This developed into "Chūka Ryori" (Japanese-style Chinese food), which is a hybrid cuisine of Chinese and Japanese cooking. Ramen, Yakisoba, Chahan (Fried Rice), and Gyoza are notable examples of this cuisine style.

[@TintinBenjamin]

👍🏿

[@restaurantman]

🙂👍

[@barizou]

夜の営業を再開してください！

[@SM16]

❤❤

[@titanfalltitanfall6773]

kinda cheap with meat in the fried rice.

[@genycamargo6217]

13/10/2024 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸😍😍🕊🙏🏻🙋‍♀️🌎💚💚

[@114flaxton2]

It’s always chicken thighs and never chicken breasts. 🙄

[@alsenwulf]

Why are there always these annoying flags in front of the door?

[@FortunateJuice]

That's something to do with Japanese culture. They all do it; it's the equivalent of the "open" sign here in the States.

[@restaurantman]

Those traditional cloth curtains are called "Noren" (暖簾), which were initially devised to protect windows and doorways from wind and rain. Developed before modern signage, Noren were also used to display a shop's name or logo. They are hung in the front entrance of a shop to signify when an establishment is open, and taken down at the end of the business day.

[@alsenwulf]

@@restaurantman ok, thank you.

[@genycamargo6217]

13/10/2024 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸😍😍🕊🙏🏻🙋‍♀️🌎💚💚