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A well-used iron plate and two small spatulas for scraping up monja. No food on the plate. It does not show any particular shop.

Taiwan Taipei Taipei

TEN-YA

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  • Okonomiyaki and monja
  • Chain
  • Outside Japan
  • Localised monjayaki
Name
TEN-YA
Local name
TEN屋 好吃燒・文字燒・鐵板燒專賣店
In Japanese
TEN屋
Country
Taiwan
Prefecture / state
Taipei
City / ward
Taipei
Area
Taipei
Address
Taipei (several branches; the Taipei Main Station branch has closed)
Address in Japanese
台北市(複数店舗。台北車站店は閉店)
Founded / opened
2002 (Opened 3 August 2002 as Taiwan's first shop specialising in okonomiyaki, monjayaki and teppanyaki)
Last checked
2026-08-12
Source confidence
C: mainly review media and first-hand accounts; hours may be out of date

One of the earliest chains in Taiwan to put monjayaki on the menu as a standard item. It matters as a case of monja becoming local, having produced variants such as an Italian rice monja. The current trading status of each branch could not be confirmed from primary sources.

現在営業している店舗の所在地を一次情報で確認できていないため、地図には出さない。

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Taiwan Taipei Da'an District (Zhongxiao Fuxing / Zhongxiao Dunhua)

  • Okonomiyaki and monja
  • Outside Japan
  • Long-established
  • Unusual dishes
  • Mentaiko, mochi and cheese
  • Localised monjayaki
  • Overseas visitors welcome
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