Tatsumi Honten Review Summary

A Chinese restaurant located right next to the south exit of Oizumi Gakuen Station.

In-store only! I chose the half fried rice set with noodles plus ¥400, and ordered Dandan noodles.

Since it was a little before noon, the store was quiet and there was no one at the counter, so I chose to sit at the counter and was offered water and towels, but I was surprised that they served piping hot towels on this hot summer day.
The tandan noodles had a lot of sesame flavor, and I expected a good amount of spiciness, but the noodles had a high water content, so I didn't like them.
The most disappointing thing was the ¥400 half-fried rice! The taste was bland and lacked richness, so it didn't have any impact. (Rice is enough)
Is the hall manager also worried? I made a mistake in calculating the bill, and the store started with hot towels and didn't fit well.
*Currently not delivering food*

Visited for lunch on a holiday. Apparently there are branches in Tagara and Tanihara, so I guess that's why it's the main branch.

Well, I ordered Levanila stir-fried set meal.
Comes with rice, soup, and pickles.

Ingredients are liver, chives, bean sprouts, onions, carrots, bamboo shoots, and wood ear mushrooms. It's not greasy, it tastes good, and it's chewy. The volume is also sufficient. The soup has a hint of ginger and is very warm.

I ate all I could and said thank you for the meal.

For better or worse, it's cheap Chinese food. A traditional store in a sense.
Great location near the station. It stands in front of a station where urban development has progressed, although it is aging.
The food is reasonably priced, and while it's not particularly good, it's still reasonably priced.
None of them are the best, but I feel satisfied that it's something like this.
There was no impact on the overall taste, but it was also easy to eat.
It's a true downtown Chinese restaurant that many people have been going to for a long time.
Therefore, it is difficult to get high ratings in terms of Google Map reviews.
It is an endangered store that will disappear in the future, so if you are interested, you should go there as soon as possible.

Orthodox street Chinese food. But even though it's a small store, it's always busy.
It's voluminous, and I personally like the seasoning of the food.
The first time I went there, I ordered a single piece of fried chicken, but I couldn't finish it, so I had to take it home.
The sweet and sour pork also doesn't have pineapple in it.

I ate Gomoku Yakisoba.
It had lots of cabbage and other ingredients, and was piping hot and delicious. My husband had fried rice and the taste was not good. At lunchtime, even on weekdays, the inside of the restaurant was small, so there were several people waiting outside. There were many people eating omelet rice.