Takumi-Tei Reopening Date

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DCBaker

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According to an e-mail from the Mitsukoshi Dining Team, Takumi-Tei will reopen November 23rd to walk-in guests only.

From the e-mail -

"Thank you for your patience as we prepare to bring back the high level of service and cuisine for which Takumi-tei is known.

We are pleased to announce that we will be officially re-opening on Wednesday, November 23. Our new menu will feature two omakase multi-course meals priced at $250 (omnivorous) and $150 (plant-based). Our hours of operation will be Thursday – Monday from 5:00 – 7:30pm. We will be serving a limited number of walk-in guests only*.

We will inform you when we begin accepting reservations."
 
monothingie

monothingie

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DCBaker said:
According to an e-mail from the Mitsukoshi Dining Team, Takumi-Tei will reopen November 23rd to walk-in guests only.

From the e-mail -

"Thank you for your patience as we prepare to bring back the high level of service and cuisine for which Takumi-tei is known.

We are pleased to announce that we will be officially re-opening on Wednesday, November 23. Our new menu will feature two omakase multi-course meals priced at $250 (omnivorous) and $150 (plant-based). Our hours of operation will be Thursday – Monday from 5:00 – 7:30pm. We will be serving a limited number of walk-in guests only*.

We will inform you when we begin accepting reservations."
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I loved Takumi-Tei. Now I’m just disappointed.

Just more of this Pre-fixe contagion spreading throughout WDW. Everywhere it’s been implemented it’s just totally wrecked the uniqueness and quality of the restaurant.
 
UNCgolf

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monothingie said:
I loved Takumi-Tei. Now I’m just disappointed.

Just more of this Pre-fixe contagion spreading throughout WDW. Everywhere it’s been implemented it’s just totally wrecked the uniqueness and quality of the restaurant.
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I won't rant about it again here because I've done it enough on this site, but prix fixe is terrible for customers at most restaurants.

That said, Takumi-Tei could potentially be one of the restaurants where it fits (like Victoria & Albert's) if they don't try to homogenize and serve the same things every single night.
 
Hakunamatata

Hakunamatata

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If they have scallops as part of the menu then that is a significant portion of the increase. The scallop entree at Teppan Edo went from $40s to $60s in one increase. I no longer get scallops at Teppan Edo.
 
Club Cooloholic

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Hakunamatata said:
If they have scallops as part of the menu then that is a significant portion of the increase. The scallop entree at Teppan Edo went from $40s to $60s in one increase. I no longer get scallops at Teppan Edo.
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What plant is justifying $150?
Also, while that is quite an increase for scallops....think about this. The tasting menu was $130, now the pre fixe will be $250...other than including tomahawk steaks I am struggling to see how that increase is justified.

And some comparisons...I don't think this restaurant will ever be confused with these..
www.forbes.com

The World's 12 Most Expensive Meals

When you've got roughly $600 to spare (per head) on a meal, here are some restaurants to consider. Just don't eat into your retirement savings.
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Disney is basically daring its customers to see how stupid they want to be with money
 
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BrianLo

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Omakase isn't quite the same as Prix Fixe. I get the complaints and comparators, but generally speaking the menu isn't fixed, its adaptable to what the chef feels is best any given night.
 
Club Cooloholic

Club Cooloholic

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BrianLo said:
Omakase isn't quite the same as Prix Fixe. I get the complaints and comparators, but generally speaking the menu isn't fixed, its adaptable to what the chef feels is best any given night.
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You know, rereading the release, maybe I read this wrong. I thought the only option was the omakase, but maybe it's just in addition to a la carte.
 
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UNCgolf

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BrianLo said:
Omakase isn't quite the same as Prix Fixe. I get the complaints and comparators, but generally speaking the menu isn't fixed, its adaptable to what the chef feels is best any given night.
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Prix fixe can operate like this as well (the Disney prix fixe options generally don't, though), unless there's a different term I'm unaware of.
 
monothingie

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DCBaker said:
The new dinner menu has posted -

https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/epcot/takumi-tei-restaurant/menus/
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What an utterly loathsome menu.

I loved Takumi-Tei in it's original incarnation, this is just so completely disappointing. This has nothing to do with the price, but all to do with the completely dumbed down and boring menu. Give me an excellent meal and I will gladly pay for it. Compared to what it was, this is not it.

I truly hope this fails miserably.
 
Figgy1

Figgy1

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monothingie said:
What an utterly loathsome menu.

I loved Takumi-Tei in it's original incarnation, this is just so completely disappointing. This has nothing to do with the price, but all to do with the completely dumbed down and boring menu. Give me an excellent meal and I will gladly pay for it. Compared to what it was, this is not it.

I truly hope this fails miserably.
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Tony the Tigger said:
As someone who regularly eats “fancy” at WDW, I must be missing something. I’m not impressed with this menu.
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^^^^This all of this. IMHO the menu seems lazy at best
 

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