T. Pine

Some diners have enjoyed T. Pine’s pork curry with rakkyo and fukujinzuke pickles, a mini salad and miso soup. One reviewer described the curry as mild, but with a noticeable spice flavour. It makes for a hearty lunch, accompanied by the kind of sides often found at a Japanese cafe.

Fried chicken set meals are another lunch option. One report mentions ginger-seasoned fried chicken served with small sides, including ohitashi, a Japanese-style blanched vegetable dish. It could suit diners looking for more than a main dish alone. Other diners have praised the tarako spaghetti, so the choices extend beyond curry and set meals. Lunch is served, and guests can eat in.

Coffee makes a good pause after a meal or during a break. One diner said the tea and hot chocolate were prepared with care, too. T. Pine has also been described as a calm place to eat, including for solo diners.