Leon

Nestled in the outskirts of a residential area in Tsu, Leon offers travelers and locals a taste of Chinese cuisine. Visitors might easily mistake it for an ordinary house if they aren’t paying close attention. Situated on Tsuko street, Leon’s unassuming exterior contrasts with its varied menu options inside.

Despite being a Chinese restaurant, Leon distinguishes itself by offering complimentary servings of crispy, juicy fried chicken with each main dish, except appetizers. The restaurant also provides private parking for diners, which can be convenient in a neighborhood setting. While past patrons have expressed mixed feelings regarding portion sizes and prices, noting some dishes may appear lacking in ingredients, Leon also receives praise for its satisfying flavors, such as their simple soy sauce ramen and well-seasoned fried rice.

A consistent operational schedule keeps Leon accessible throughout most of the week, open from 11:30 AM and again from 5 PM until late in the evening, closing only on Wednesdays. It's important to note that some reviews date back several years, and there isn't recent information available or substantive updates from the restaurant's management. As always, current experiences might vary, and prospective diners may want to visit to form their own opinions.