17 May 2016
Tokyo traditional Dumpling, Tenryu, Ginza (銀座天龍), Tokyo, Japan
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The Showa style Chinese food restaurant in Ginza
The Tenryu is the Chinese style restaurant in Ginza,
the heart of Tokyo. The “Chinese style” meaning, this category foods were minor
developed in Japan. The foods shape or form was kept the original from China
continent. The taste or cooking method had been changed to fit our Japanese
taste on the establishment.
Tenryu is the local popular restaurant in Ginza and is
famous as restaurant serving dumplings. The tables were filled with business
person taking lunch noon. There were also elder people who continued to have
their lunch afternoon after their retirement.
Tenryu is located on 4th Floor (3rd floor of British)
Dumpling in Japan and Ginza
Dumpling is one of the popular foods among Japanese, as Ramen, curry and rice, Udon or Soba. Curry and rice had gotten major after World War I, Ramen or dumpling had after World War II. Curry and rice which was completely deformed from the British style to Japanese style at the Imperial Navy. Ramen or dumpling had come from the Manchu, the northern part of Chinese continent.
Dumpling is Chinese style Japanese foods as Ramen,
Tenshin han (Tianjin rice, omelette topped rice with Chinese style sticky soup).
The default form of dumpling was kept through 70 years, Kawa (sheet) and Ann (stuffing).
This dish was cooked in the families in China or Japan, boiled with soup, fried
or braised. The dumpling was made as Ann minced pork meat and some vegetable
was wrapped with Kawa sheet made from flour.
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| the Brown tanned sheet had lovely texture. the juicy soup were spread from the stuff. |
The character of Dumpling in Tenryu was thin sheet and
juicy but simple stuff. Braised thin sheet was crispy and the warmed stuff
containing meat juice as pork soup. This marriage brought us feeling of
fullness and happiness.
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| the memory of Showa era. |
As the Additional order, I had braised noodle, the taste of old days of Tokyo.
Web site:http://ginza-tenryu.com
Address: 2-5-19 Ginza, Chuo ku Tokyo
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