
A Simple Tokyo Shop for Chuka Soba and Gyoza
As the name suggests, this restaurant keeps things simple with two classic favorites: chuka soba and gyoza.
The menu is easy to understand, the atmosphere is casual, and it feels like the kind of place you can stop by without overthinking it.
Sometimes, a simple bowl of ramen and a plate of gyoza are exactly what you want.
Chuka Soba to Gyoza
中華そばと餃子
Bacal's Rating
★★★★★ 4.8 / 5
Store Information
Address :
1-4-4 Shibadaimon, Minato City, Tokyo
Noa Shibadaimon 1F
Opening Hours :
Mon–Fri
11:30–14:00
18:00–21:00
Sun
11:30–14:00
Closed Saturday
*Opening hours may change. Please check the official website for the latest information.
Access :
From Exit A4 of Daimon Station, continue straight for a short distance. The restaurant will be on your left.
▸ Ordering Tip
Ticket machine available.
Purchase your meal ticket before taking a seat.
▶ What I Tried
Chuka Soba | 中華そば

It looks like a simple, classic bowl of ramen, but once you taste it, you can immediately tell that the flavor is different from an ordinary chuka soba.
The soup is very easy to drink, and with the first sip, the umami from several different ingredients spreads across your palate. It also has an addictive quality that keeps you wanting another sip.
The chashu is also delicious.
It is the kind of ramen that never gets tiring — a bowl I could honestly eat every day.
Ajitama Chuka Soba | 味玉中華そば

It is basically the same ramen with an ajitama added, but I think this egg deserves special attention.
Personally, most seasoned eggs are simply “good,” but the ajitama here stands out. It has just the right amount of softness in the yolk, and the flavor is packed with umami.
Ever since I first tried it, I always order the ajitama whenever I eat here.
Half Gyoza (3 Pieces) | 餃子ハーフ(3個)

This gyoza is also simply delicious.
There is nothing particularly unusual about it, but that is part of the appeal. It has a classic, familiar flavor — the kind of gyoza that feels exactly like what good gyoza should be.
▶ Final Thoughts
The food is delicious, of course, but I also really appreciate the service from the woman working in the dining area.
She is always pleasant and attentive, and I have also seen her carefully explaining things to international customers.
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