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About this place
Tonchinkan’s Ton set meal brings together stamina stir-fry, fried shumai, a soft-centred egg omelette, fried chicken and salad on one plate. It is a welcome choice when you want a little of everything. One diner who ordered it noted that rice and soup came with the meal; another chose the Ton set, with fried chicken and stamina-yaki, for lunch on a separate visit. With a stir-fry at its centre and fried food and egg alongside, it makes a satisfying all-in-one meal rather than requiring you to pick several separate dishes.
One lunchtime special paired fried chicken with Tonchinkan stir-fry. A diner said the stir-fry’s sweet-and-savoury seasoning went well with rice. Noodle options include ramen and yakisoba, as well as meat-miso noodles, ankake yakisoba (noodles topped with a thick sauce) and spicy garlic ramen. Meat-miso noodles have also been recommended by a reviewer. Those in the mood for noodles can browse the noodle menu, while others might choose single dishes such as chive-and-liver stir-fry or happosai, a mixed vegetable and meat dish. A diner who tried the yakisoba described it as having the familiar flavour of a neighbourhood Chinese restaurant.
A neighbourhood Chinese restaurant in Sekime, Tonchinkan offers both dine-in meals and takeout, and is described as suitable for solo diners. Payment is cash only, so come prepared.
