Don’t judge a book by its cover, and in this case a restaurant by its name. After we heard of Thane’s new eatery Tenzo Temple (a chef in a Buddhist monastery is called tenzo), we readied ourselves for dinner over sushi, rice dumplings and perhaps, Indian-Chinese.u00a0The name of the restaurant was written in English modelled on Japanese and Chinese fonts. The restaurant was surprisingly full for a Tuesday evening and we had to wait for half an hour for our table. We spent our time in the adjacent open-air garden where the owners intend to start a pitcher and kebab serving joint. With moist grass beneath our feet and a tastefully done seating area behind us, we waited for our Oriental rendezvous.

The schezuan sauce coated the natural juices of the fish rather nicely in Fish in Schezuan Sauce