Teishoku 8 offers a good selection of Japanese food at a reasonable price
Generous portions of traditional Japanese dishes including grilled mackerel, sashimi and teriyaki steak, served in comfortable surroundings – no wonder people are queueing to get in
If you happen to be in Tuen Mun or are willing to make the trek westward, there are worse places to stop for a reasonably priced Japanese meal than Teishoku 8.
The restaurant, decked out with warm wooden panels and grey brick walls, is tucked away in the corner of the K-Point shopping mall, and is popular enough to have people lining up for seats.
Its menu offers a selection of traditional Japanese fare – from udon and grilled mackerel to sashimi and teriyaki steak.
Teishoku has rows of tables, and a large wooden table for communal dining. In the corner is a self-service station where diners can have as much as they want of rice, tea and miso soup.
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The food was colourful and luxurious for its price. The centrepiece of the deluxe seafood donburi set (HK$58) was a bowl of fresh sashimi slices atop radish slices and rice. Arranged next to it was a small bowl of miso soup, a three-tray platter of side dishes such as wakame seaweed salad, and a scoop of pudding. It wasn’t the most dazzling sashimi we’ve tasted but it was fresh-tasting and affordable.
