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Japan’s No. 1 tempura
Tempura< The first Taiwan branch of Tenya has opened at HOYII and Taipei Main Station. The area around Taipei Main Station is a foodie hotspot and a prime location for many Japanese brands entering the Taiwan market.
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Boasting the title of Japan’s No. 1 tempura< rice specialty store Tenya has 17 overseas branches in Southeast Asian countries such as Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines. Taiwan’s first branch is the 18th overseas location. Tenya has approximately 200 branches in Japan, with 94 alone in Tokyo, making it a well-known rice chain brand with a 30-year history.
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In terms of menu offerings, aside from the batter, dipping sauce, udon noodles, and condiments all being imported from Japan, the specially selected starfish tempura (starry sea eel) is also of premium quality, with each piece measuring between 35 to 40 centimeters in length. In addition, Taiwan's version even includes an extra 15-centimeter black tiger shrimp tempura compared to the Japanese standard. Seafood such as oysters and scallops are also imported from places like Hiroshima and Hokkaido in Japan, showing a great deal of care in ingredient selection.
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