Gyoza Shop by Tenshin Hanten — Restaurant in Tokyo

Simple place serving many kinds of gyoza, and other Chinese dishes. I stuck to the classic pork and cabbage, and also had an order of shrimp and crab. Both were great, and served in hot iron square pans. They were all attached by a thin skin in each pan- nice! I can recommend the gyoza, not sure about the rest of the menu.

Ordering was on tablets, but no foreign languages so be prepared. All the gyoza pictures look the same :) Google translate helped me figure out which was which.

The flowering tea was nice, but not...

As a person from the states, it's been really difficult for me to wrap my head around the idea that train station and mall food is good.

The rules of the states don't apply in Japan.

If you're Japanese... Don't eat at our train stations or malls... You will be disappointed.

Also, there's an option in the bottom left of the tablet to...

We came here for Tenshin-han, omelette over rice with sweet-and-savory sauce. Admittedly it was good, but wasn’t to the extent of being exceptional—the level suggested by its name. It offers not only Tenshin-han but other Chinese foods. We also had Twice-cooked pork, called Hoi-Ko-Rou in Japanese, and fried rice, both of which...