Located near Exit 2 of the National Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, "Tsukishima Monjayaki" is a restaurant specializing in Japanese monjayaki, offering an authentic Japanese culinary experience.
Monjayaki is a dish made by mixing various ingredients and slowly grilling them on a hot griddle, forming a thin, slightly crispy pancake-like food. Its uniqueness lies in the production process and rich layers of texture, allowing diners to enjoy the freshness of the ingredients while savoring the aroma created during cooking.
The monjayaki at "Tsukishima Monjayaki" has a mild flavor but a rich texture, soft and sticky with a slight crispness, perfectly preserving the original taste of the ingredients. This restaurant not only serves monjayaki but also offers classic okonomiyaki and modern-yaki, among other Japanese teppanyaki dishes. Okonomiyaki is thick and hearty, with a rich flavor enhanced by abundant ingredients, while modern-yaki combines okonomiyaki with fried noodles, blending the elasticity of the noodles with the crispy aroma of the pancake, tempting diners' taste buds.
Monjayaki has a unique texture, light and delicate, making it particularly suitable for those who appreciate the original flavor of the ingredients. However, many prefer modern-yaki with added noodles for a richer texture and bolder flavor, bringing a stronger sense of satisfaction and evoking familiar memories. Whether you prefer light or rich flavors, "Tsukishima Monjayaki" can satisfy your taste buds, allowing you to relish a feast of Japanese teppanyaki cuisine.
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