Food and drinks
- An unpretentious food court eatery serving Chinese fare such as Cantonese noodles, gyoza, and fried rice, with set meals and takeout options available.
Taiseiken
A moment to unwind in the city.
Located in the Imachika basement concourse of Hikarigaoka IMA, Taiseiken is a dedicated takeaway shop known for fresh raw gyoza to crisp up at home, fried rice, and hearty Chinese deli dishes.
01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
For those looking to enjoy crisp, golden wrappers and bubbling meat juices fresh from their own skillet, bringing home uncooked gyoza from Taiseiken is a trusted route. These plump, generously stuffed dumplings have earned a loyal following from diners who pick them up raw to pan-fry at home, serving them as an evening drink snack or the centerpiece of a family dinner.
Beyond the flagship dumplings, the counter features a versatile lineup of rice bowls and Chinese deli staples that make putting together a meal effortless. Trays of fried rice, tenshinhan, and wood-ear pork stir-fries sit ready to combine according to appetite and party size. Past diners have also noted the option of taking home ingredients and noodles for Cantonese noodles, assembling a piping-hot bowl at their own stove.
Situated on basement level 1 in the Imachika concourse of Hikarigaoka IMA, the location provides an easy stop between shopping errands or on the commute home. The shop operates continuously from 10:00 to 21:00 and accepts various QR code payments, transit IC cards, and credit cards, making it simple to pick up dinner whenever an appetite for classic Chinese comfort food strikes.
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04 / YOUR NEXT STOP
〒179-0072 Tokyo-to, Nerima-ku, Hikarigaoka 5-chome 1-1, Imachika
Please contact the venue directly with enquiries or reservation requests.
Approximate hours based on listed information, in Japan Standard Time (JST)
BEFORE YOUR VISIT
Serves gyoza, fried rice, noodle dishes such as Cantonese noodles, tanmen, and hot and sour soup noodles, alongside fried rice and half-ramen sets and gyoza rice meals.
Takeout menu is available for to-go orders, but delivery service is not offered.
Accepts credit cards, transit IC cards, NFC mobile payments, and QR code payments including PayPay, d-barai, Rakuten Pay, and au PAY.
Reservations are not accepted. The shop is located in a food court and does not provide table service.
Open every day, Monday through Sunday, from 10:00 to 21:00.
A wheelchair-accessible entrance is available.