By うどんそば 広島 岡山 Udonsoba
This video features a comprehensive tour of five outstanding Chinese restaurants across Okayama Prefecture, focusing on their acclaimed fried rice (chahan) and specialty dishes. Each stop showcases talented chefs and their mastery of wok techniques, making this guide essential for food lovers interested in authentic local Chinese cuisine in Japan.
The journey begins at Taiwan Cuisine Aji Sen (倉敷)台湾料理あじ仙 倉敷本店 in Kurashiki, where viewers experience the chef’s impressive stir-frying skills and sample Taiwanese-inspired fried rice alongside classic dishes. Next, the video visits Kochinken (岡山本格中華 廣珍軒) in Okayama City’s Kitaku Omotecho, an establishment renowned for traditional Cantonese flavors with a Japanese twist. Following that is Chuukaen (中華園 岡山本店), another Okayama City gem, popular for its generously portioned, savory fried rice and wide menu of authentic offerings.
The tour continues at Kantou Chuuka Hong Kong Kitchen (広東中華 香港厨房) in Higashi Ward, Okayama City, where both classic and modern Guangdong flavors are on display, including bonito-infused fried rice and innovative side dishes. The final stop is Chuhou (忠峰) in Bizen city, a local favorite well-known for hearty portions, freshly prepared chahan, and a relaxed dining atmosphere typical of regional Japanese-Chinese hybrids.
Okayama Prefecture, located in the Chugoku region of Honshu, is famous for its blend of local and Chinese food traditions. Kurashiki’s historical canals and Okayama’s bustling city center offer diverse culinary experiences, while the lesser-known Bizen area provides a glimpse into rural interpretations of Chinese cuisine in Japan. This video provides useful coordinates and addresses for each restaurant, making it a valuable resource for anyone planning a food tour across Okayama.