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Paradise Dynasty in Ginza

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Paradise Dynasty

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Paradise Dynasty is the latest import from Southeast Asia. Singapore to be exact. And with Singapore’s reputation for true fusion cuisine, an eight-colored serving of Xiao Long Bao is no surprise.

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Original, ginseng, foei gras, black truffle, cheese, crab roe, garlic, and Sichuan pepper. It looks gimmicky. It looks delicious. The atmosphere of the shop, located in upscale Ginza, looks expensive.

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Luckily, Paradise Dynasty’s dumplings are affordable and tasty. The lunch set is just about 1500 yen for the dumplings and some sides.

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Each one quite different from the last. A fun little culinary journey.

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Saved the best for last. Sichuan numbing pepper.

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How about the ramen? At lunch they offer, in typical Chinese restaurant style, half a dozen noodle sets. Creamy paitan ramen, a few kinds of hot and cold tantanmen, and a smattering of seasonal offerings.

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The noodles are pretty poor. I have to say, the dumpling-only set, with all eight flavors and a side of soup and rice, is the way to go.

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Official Site Here

東京都中央区銀座3-2-15
Tokyo, Chuo-ku, Ginza 3-2-15
Closest station: Ginza

Open 11:00-11:00

 

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