A no-frills neighborhood Chinese eatery tucked into a shopping street between Sumiyoshi and Toyocho, marked by a simple storefront sign and red lanterns. The nostalgic, old-school dining room seats around 44 at tables and draws a loyal local crowd, especially in the evenings. The kitchen is run by Chinese staff and focuses on handmade gyoza — steamed, pan-fried, and boiled versions alongside a broad Sichuan-leaning Chinese menu of stir-fries, hot pots, fried rice, and noodles. Lunch sets built around gyoza and mapo tofu are a popular draw for their low prices and generous portions.
