Tencho

Tencho
Washoku (Traditional Japanese)
Experience the art of tempura at Tencho in Tatebayashi, with inventive dishes like konnyaku tempura and a welcoming atmosphere for every diner.
Restaurant Details
Tencho, nestled in the enchanting city of Tatebayashi in Gunma Prefecture, offers a remarkable journey into the exquisite world of tempura. Renowned for its authentic yet modern take, this culinary haven invites patrons to appreciate the skillful art of frying.
The menu enchants with a variety of tempura and tendon, crafted meticulously using premium, seasonally-picked ingredients. Patrons can indulge in signature delights such as Japanese tiger prawn and conger eel, paired with innovative twists like shiso-wrapped konnyaku. These delicacies are complemented by a rich savory sauce and delicate steamed rice, enhancing the overall dining experience.
Located conveniently near Itagaki Tatebayashi and within a scenic drive of the Tsurugada River, Tencho provides an ideal spot for locals and tourists alike. The restaurant's counter seating offers a front-row view of the chef's culinary showcase, engaging diners in the art of tempura preparation.
Tencho's ambiance is both warm and elegant, catering to those seeking a casual lunch or an intimate dinner. The personal touch of the gracious owner, who warmly welcomes every guest, adds a unique charm. Traditional tatami rooms further enrich the experience, providing a serene and authentic setting.
Tencho is cherished for its masterful flavors and the expertise of its chef, who achieves the perfect crunch and nuanced flavor in each tempura piece. A visit to this beloved establishment promises a rewarding and memorable exploration of the finest in Japanese cuisine.
Tencho Phone Number
Tencho Business Days
Tencho Address
2-chōme-14-7 Midorichō, Tatebayashi, Gunma 374-0025, Japan
Tencho Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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