Chuka Ryori Ryu Ron

Tenshindon pairs rice with fluffy egg and a savoury sauce. At Chuka Ryori Ryu Ron, one diner enjoyed it with gyoza and described the flavours as pleasantly nostalgic; another noted that the gyoza were juicy. It’s a combination to consider when you’d like to add a side to the egg, sauce and rice. Tenshindon is also listed on the menu as an option in its own right.

For a more substantial meal, choose from set meals such as karaage, sweet-and-sour pork or chop suey. The à la carte dishes include meat and garlic chive stir-fry, mapo tofu and shrimp with egg. You can opt for a set meal or put together a selection of dishes, whether you’re stopping in for lunch or dinner. A diner who had the garlic chive stir-fry set at lunchtime said the soup stood out. Another, who ordered the chop suey set and mapo tofu, described both as having the classic flavour of a traditional neighbourhood Chinese restaurant. Set meals and individual dishes offer a good starting point for choosing what to eat.

For noodles and rice dishes, the options include ramen, a small-size champon and fried rice. You could go for a smaller noodle dish or make tenshindon the centrepiece of your meal, depending on your mood. One visitor’s account describes a small restaurant with table and counter seating, making it suitable for dining alone. The restaurant is listed as cash-only, so it’s best to bring cash.