What type of cuisine is served at Keichan?

Keichan serves Chinese cuisine.

Keichan

Name: Keichan
Address: 3-chōme−31−35 Amanuma, Suginami City, Tokyo, 167-0032, JP
Telephone: +81 (0) 3-3392-0805
Price range: $
Rating: 4

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Tokyo

Chinese

Japanese: Ramen, Curry

Keichan Description

Located in the bustling neighborhood of Ogikubo in Tokyo, Keichan is a hidden gem that offers a delightful fusion of Chinese and Japanese flavors. The restaurant's cozy ambiance and traditional decor create a welcoming atmosphere for diners to enjoy a unique dining experience. Keichan stands out from other dining establishments in the area with its authentic dishes that are bursting with bold and savory flavors.

One of the must-try items on the menu at Keichan is their flavorful ramen, which is a perfect blend of rich broth, chewy noodles, and tender slices of meat. For those craving something with a bit of spice, the curry dishes at Keichan are a popular choice, offering a comforting and aromatic meal. Whether you're a fan of Chinese cuisine or a ramen enthusiast, Keichan has something to satisfy every palate. With a menu that showcases the best of both worlds, this restaurant is a true culinary delight for food lovers looking to explore the diverse flavors of Tokyo.

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Keichan Overview

Restaurant Website Directions

Address

3-chōme−31−35 Amanuma, Suginami City, Tokyo 167-0032

Phone

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+81 (0) 3-3392-0805

Nearby Stations

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Ogikubo Station

JR East Chuo Rapid Line

JR East Chuo-Sobu Line

Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line

Operating Hours

Sun: 11:30AM-8:00PM
Mon: 11:30AM-8:00PM
Tue: 11:30AM-8:00PM
Wed: 11:30AM-8:00PM
Thur: 11:30AM-8:00PM
Fri: Closed
Sat: 11:30AM-8:00PM

Payment Methods

Cash

Restaurant Features

Home Delivery

Take-out Available

Family-friendly

Non-smoking

Sake Selection

Keichan Reviews

Keichan Google Average Rating

Google

Ogikubo “Chinese Rippami (Chukaya Kei-chan)”
Mapo tofu set meal (rice, pickled vegetables, soup included) 1000 yen.

Kei-chan rents a room every Friday, Chuka Ribo.
On this day, when I went in the evening, various limited menu items were sold out, so I ordered a special mapo tofu.

I'm glad I ate it before and it was really delicious.
It has a strong numbing and spiciness, but it also has a good umami flavor.
I'm not a fan of spicy food, but this is deliciously spicy.

Mapo tofu alone is spicy, so
The large bowl of rice disappears in no time.

It was great to be served shumai with an irresistible meaty texture.
I want to eat this insanely delicious shumai again.

Tatsunami-san is almost full at lunch time and remains popular as usual.
The strength of the neighborhood is to aim for times when it's not crowded.

Google

I visited here to try their famous omu fried rice.
I think it will be relatively easy to enter the store if you visit after the peak lunch time.
Omu fried rice seems to refer to fried rice with omu topping.
The fried rice was definitely delicious and very satisfying.
The staff seemed to be working hard and it was a very lively shop.

Google

I had the wooden ear egg set meal. Wooden egg is very delicious. I regretted ordering less rice because I could eat as much as I wanted lol
Both the rice and side dishes are voluminous and I think everyone will be satisfied.
All seats are at U-shaped counters. When I visited around 13:30 on a weekday, I was able to get in right away, but after that, customers were coming in one after another. The rotation is good, so I don't think you will have to wait too long.

The other photo is spicy miso ramen.

Google

This is an independent restaurant from the famous Chinese restaurant Sho-chan in Nakano.
When I heard that, I suppressed my urge to eat the `ear of meat set meal'' or the `meat and vegetable set meal'' and ordered fried rice.
“Garlic fried rice” with “omelet topping”.
Char siu, fried egg, naruto, soft-boiled egg, and garlic chips are sprinkled on top.
Between dry and moist.
It has a light seasoning and a nice lard scent.

The fried rice is in the same style as `Yashiman'' in Honan Town, but unlike Yashiman, which has seasoned soft-boiled eggs, Kei-chan's is a solid style.
You can enjoy the natural aroma and taste of eggs.

Google

Ginger-grilled set meal 1000 yen, omelette fried rice 1000 yen, gyoza 500 yen

My friend wants to take a video of Omu Fried Rice and post it on Instagram! So I went with him.

The fried rice is topped with a runny egg, and it tastes just as you would expect.

It's average, but it's quite voluminous. It's quite oily.

The ginger grilled set meal is also very filling. It's delicious

The soup has a Weiper flavor and a lot of seaweed.

The round dumplings have thick skin and you can feel the meat juice inside.

There was curry omelette fried rice, but I think they'll eventually offer a version like Fujisawa's `Yonaka Soba,'' which comes with ankake egg and a miso soup bowl on top, which will create a line of customers. Masu.

It was great that it was only a 1-minute walk from the Suginami Local Museum Branch, which I was planning to go to.

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