I went to this restaurant for my friend's birthday dinner and it was a great experience. The idea of the teppan yaki is that the food you choose will be cooked in front of you, so depending on what you order, you will be seated differently as they have seats which are in front of the cooking plate and some further away. It isn't in the most prominent place so you will have to walk or take the bus from the town centre- the bus takes roughly 15 minutes and it took me half an hour to walk (extremely easy- just down one straight road). The popular restaurant is quite busy so you will have to book beforehand. Once you arrive, you are seated in a ...  Read the complete review

I have just returned home after visiting Ginza with my girlfriend this Valentines evening. One of the main reasons I visited the establishment was due to the highly rated reviews I have read. However, my experience differed somewhat to these comments. The visual display was pleasing and food was acceptable, yet very highly priced. The only meal option was a set menu priced at £25, which was rushed through within 40 minutes and lacked any kind of interaction. Unfortunately my expectations were not ...  Read the complete review