Chukasoba to Gyoza
中華そばと餃子
Overview
A simple shop located near an intersection in the Shiba-Daimon area, about a 4-minute walk from Daimon Station, featuring "Chukasoba" (Ramen) and "Gyoza" (Dumplings) as its two main specialties. The Chukasoba boasts a clear and refreshing soy sauce-based soup, a harmonious blend of chicken and seafood (with some noting a hint of shellfish), perfectly complemented by homemade straight thin noodles made from Hokkaido-produced wheat. The gyoza are crispy on the outside, yet chewy and juicy on the inside, notably served with two types of dipping sauces from the start: "Soy Sauce & Chili Oil" and "Vinegar & Pepper." In addition to a 6-piece serving, a half size is also available, making it convenient for those who wish to enjoy a little extra with their ramen. The calm interior features 8 counter seats (J-shaped, 6+2), equipped with acrylic partitions and individually wrapped wet wipes. A comprehensive range of table condiments, including black shichimi, chili oil, vinegar, and pepper mills, allows you to customize and enjoy your meal to the very end. Payment is cash only, and while the ticket vending machine has photos, there are no English descriptions. The shop is closed on Saturdays, and on Sundays, it operates for lunch only.
How to Order
The following is the ordering process at "Chūkashoba to Gyōza":
1**Before Entering (If there's a queue)**
If there is a queue at the shop, please line up at the end and wait. Observe other customers to determine whether to purchase meal tickets before entering or after being seated. 2. **Purchase Meal Tickets / Order** Before being seated, please purchase your meal ticket from the vending machine. Since the vending machine does not have English labels, please choose your menu by looking at the pictures. Payment is cash only. After purchasing your meal ticket, please hand it to a staff member. 3. **Seating & Receiving Your Order** Please take a seat as guided by our staff and wait until your food is served.
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本日の夕食は、浜松町の『中華そばと餃子』さんで「味玉そば」（税込900円）と「餃子（ハーフ）」（税込250円）を頂きました！
— ぽるぽと🎹📸 (@Mercury2008) August 15, 2025
ご馳走様でした！🍜🥟#浜松町#ラーメン#餃子#晩ごはん https://t.co/UOa3ydLi1e pic.twitter.com/lCisJbVC2Z
浜松町は、中華そばと餃子さんで特製中華そば（大）食べた。
— g (@gogg_bass) July 23, 2025
飲みの締めでたまに寄るけど、コクのあるあっさり醤油と細麺がマッチしてとても美味しい。今日は仕事もあるから餃子は食べなかったけど、餃子も美味いのよ。 pic.twitter.com/wQ1kDOSBI0
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