Seiko — Restaurant in Nagasaki

Eating Chinese cuisine in Nagasaki's Chinatown was a decent experience in terms of service. However, if you're looking for traditional Chinese dishes, it might be a bit challenging to find them there. Nevertheless, I made a special trip to try Japanese-style Chinese cuisine since it's difficult to find Chinese food where I live.

I tried the Mapo Tofu and Nagasaki's famous Champon （ちゃんぽん）, and the broth was incredibly rich with a seafood flavor. It gave me a great impression of Japanese-Chinese cuisine!

Of course, if you're specifically looking for authentic Chinese dishes, you might want to go elsewhere. But if you're interested in trying Chinese cuisine with a Japanese twist, it's definitely...

I have no idea how you can put so many ingredients into a sauce and have it be so completely tasteless. There are no seasonings or condiments at the table. I got the Lychee Sour, Sara Udon, and Shumai, and the best thing was the Lychee Sour because it was the only item that didn’t taste like nothing. For the amount of money I paid, reheating discounted food from a convenience store would have been tastier.

Staff were unenthusiastic but...

A nice Chinese restaurant that provides a reasonable dinning experience. Had a quick lunch of fried noodles and seafood, and it was reasonable. Staff were friendly and attentive and the service was quick. They also provide an English menu that's helpful as little English is spoken. Good for a quick lunch. May try them again and sample another...