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I was curious to try this variant of the Chinese cuisine, hotter than the normal stuff, so I went to Kichi Joji to try it out at Juraku. I am sorry to say that this is just a normal, plain Japanese style Chinese restaurant. I figure that if the stuff looks, smells, and tastes the same, then it MUST be the same. The Japanese lady I was with, who knows real Shenzen food, agrees a hundred percent with me. If I want to have Gyoza, I do not need to go all the way to Kichi Joji, I can just cross the street. Food is OK and prices average, but do not expect anything more than that. Since, as all other restaurants I send to the Shit List, it does not deserve a map, here are the directions to get there. Get out of Kichi - Joji Station's North exit, enter the mall, turn at the second corner on the left and then again at the first corner on the right. Juraku is right there.