What a charming little Teppanyaki restaurant! From the moment we walked in, we were greeted warmly and made to feel welcome. One of the highlights was the impressive display of Sake bottles lining the walls, but for those who prefer a different drink, there is also a good wine list as well as a wide selection of beer and Japanese whiskies. The dinner was absolutely delicious, and the show put on by Jay, the chef who cooked our meal, was both entertaining and enthralling. Watching him skillfully flip and chop on the cooking surface, then slide ice across the hot grill, was truly impressive. The food was flavorful and prepared with great attention to detail. We will definitely be returning to...
