One element often taken for granted is tempura's dipping sauce. It might seem like it's soy sauce and "whatever," but in fact, there is a specific sauce that goes with tempura called tentsuyu.

Transfer the sauce to a small bowl and keep warm. MAKE THE TEMPURA In a medium enameled cast-iron casserole or heavy saucepan, heat 2 inches of oil to 400°. Set a rack over a baking sheet.

Daikokuya Tempura in Asakusa serves old-school Tokyo tendon with soft, sesame-fried tempura in sweet sauce. Expect a long ...

Tempura is served with a rich, slightly sweet sauce called tentsuyu, also known as tempura dipping sauce, which provides an ...

Served on a banana leaf, with tempura squash blossoms, sticky rice and a chili dipping sauce, this dish is great for a special occasion…or a Tuesday. 1. Preheat a fryer or large pot filled with ...