Nagasaki is one of Japan’s earliest open ports and has long been a hub for East-West cultural exchange. During the Edo period, it served as a major trading point between China and Japan. As many Chinese immigrants settled in the area, communities gradually formed—Shinchi Chinatown being one of the most iconic examples. Today, Shinchi Chinatown is one of the most recognizable commercial districts in Nagasaki, with many Chinese restaurants nearby. Unryutei, the restaurant I visited this time, is among the more well-known establishments in the area and has even been featured in Japan’s popular gourmet site “Tabelog’s Top 100 Restaurants.” Unryutei Doza Branch – Atmosphere & Interior The main Unryutei…