Taro Shinmaruko

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3.9

( 8 reviews )

Delis, Sandwiches $$

Closed 11:00 AM - 09:30 PM See Hours

Japan, 〒211-0005 Kanagawa, Kawasaki, Nakahara Ward, Shinmarukomachi, 769-2 サンクレア池下東棟 +81 4472-209-56

Introducing Taro Shinmaruko, a brand that embodies excellence and authenticity. Taro Shinmaruko is a highly regarded establishment that aims to provide a remarkable dining experience to its patrons. With a focus on Japanese cuisine, this brand prides itself on offering a delectable array of dishes, ranging from gyozas to ramen, chahan to machichuka, and yakisoba to ankake, all prepared with utmost precision and quality ingredients. Taro Shinmaruko's commitment to culinary excellence is evident in every bite, satisfying the palates of its esteemed guests. With a dedication to preserving the traditional flavors and techniques of Japanese cuisine, Taro Shinmaruko has become a cherished destination for food enthusiasts seeking an unforgettable dining experience. Embarking on a culinary journey with Taro Shinmaruko is sure to leave a lasting impression, as this brand continues to captivate taste buds with its impeccable offerings.

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March 22, 2024

Good, simple, family-friendly chinese food and ramen, cooked and served by an all-Chinese team. And you always get a coupon to come back for free gyouza. 🙂 …

Morag barrett

March 22, 2024

The gyozas were big and delicious. Noodles have huge portions and you can get rice if you want.

Dominick reale

March 22, 2024

It's surprisingly crowded, but the food is served quickly. The taste is delicious. It's not authentic Chinese food, but town Chinese food. It's fun to have a self-checkout system. If you use the service gyoza coupon, they will give it to you again (lol)

Nikki m

March 22, 2024

2023/6 I've been to the store over 10 times so far. It's delicious no matter what you order! ! You can get free gyoza tickets (2 pieces) every time, so you will be addicted to a permanent loop of visiting the store (lol) Visited on October 28, 2022 A shop I popped into for lunch. It's so clean and nice that you wouldn't think it's a Chinese restaurant in the city. I'm surprised that you can also order on a tablet. Gomoku shrimp salt ramen was outstanding! I would love to try other menus too, winner🏆

Denyse djian

March 22, 2024

Best Tantan Men in the Tokyo area.

Larry fleury

March 22, 2024

Even though it's a Japanese-style Chinese restaurant, you can order and pay using an iPad installed at the table at the self-service register. For some reason it's the latest. . However, the stir-fried food and noodles at this classic Chinese restaurant are exquisite. In particular, the gomoku ankake yakisoba is flavored with oyster sauce, and the yakisoba is stir-fried to a crispy texture, making it very authentic. It's strange to find Chinese food in a high-tech town right in front of the station, but it's delicious and convenient. Next time, I think I'll try the fried rice and levanilla stir-fried set meal. With beer. Oh, every time I go home, they give me a coupon for half a serving of gyoza. What a wonderful shop.

Carmena v

March 22, 2024

There is always a line after 12:00 on weekdays, so I visited before 12:00. Still, about half of the customers were there. The inside of the store is clean and has a capacity of about 15 people. I ordered only one item from the fried rice menu for 770 yen. It's served in a few minutes, and the volume is just over a ladle, which is pretty good. The ingredients are egg, chashu, green onion, and naruto. It tasted home-cooked and tasted like stir-fried rice. It seems that every time you visit the store, you can get not only a free large ticket but also a ticket for two free gyoza. Payment is cash only. No smoking all day.

Pui changpoon

March 22, 2024

I wanted to eat fried rice and was looking for a Chinese restaurant near Shinmaruko Station, so I decided to go there. There were some empty seats before 7pm on a Sunday, so I was able to enter right away. I ordered beer, menma, and 3 gyoza first, then ordered fried rice. Gyoza is a large size. The fried rice is so-so. The good thing is that you can enter the store by lining up. 3 minutes walk from Shinmaruko Station