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Dinner at the Mitsukoshi Teppanyaki Dining Room
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surfsupdon
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Very enjoyable!
It was our first country restaurant back in the late 80s when I was 7 and we now have a large meal in a new country each year.
The food was great, I had steak, and the portions were quite large. Our chef was hysterical, as they all should be and are, and added a great amount of laughter to the table.
We had a very late dinner and were able to see Illuminations from our area. Not a perfect view, but you could see and hear the spectacle. My parents liked it a lot too.
It was our first country restaurant back in the late 80s when I was 7 and we now have a large meal in a new country each year.
The food was great, I had steak, and the portions were quite large. Our chef was hysterical, as they all should be and are, and added a great amount of laughter to the table.
We had a very late dinner and were able to see Illuminations from our area. Not a perfect view, but you could see and hear the spectacle. My parents liked it a lot too.
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iluvstitch
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The Mitsukoshi dept. store in Japan has anime stuff.. tons of Hello Kitty.
I've never eaten at Teppenyaki, but I think you choose the type of meat and everyone gets stuff like fried ride/lo mein, etc. -Stephanie
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mrsatta
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We ate at the teppanyaki Dining room last summer. We really enjoyed it an the chef was very funny. They cook your food there at the table. You choice what meat you want and they cook it for you. you also get a salad with ginger dressing. also they serve you a small bowl of rice and at the end they give you ice cream with cookies to make it look like a hidden mikey. For the kids they get a cup they can take home for their drink. I hope this helps. My whole family enjoyed it.:sohappy:
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Originally posted by mrsatta
Yes it was vanilla and it was very good.:slurp: There is a store down stairs. It is very nice. Hello kitty stuff, yugiho,kamonos,etc. There is lots of nice things there.
I don't know this Hello Kitty stuff...she likes Yu Yu hakisomething...
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mrsatta
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Its a white cat or kitty with a pink bow. Little girls seem to like her. I also heard they have someone outside of this building that demonstrates makeing candy. They also have candies from japan. She might also like to see the drumers that come out at scheduled times. you might want to check your map. They are neat to watch. There snowcones are good also. It is also a good spot to watch Iluminations. I hope this is not to much information. Enjoy your trip.:sohappy:
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surfsupdon
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The ambiance is very nice too. I feel it is more immersive than some of the other world showcase restaurants. It just feels very Japanese, and moreso than your standard japanese-cook-at-your-table-fun.
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disneydummy125
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Teppanyaki is one of my favorite restaurants in WDW. It's so much fun watching the chefs cook your food.
Have Fun!
Have Fun!
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Diane Hughess
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The Teppanyaki Dining Room is our favorite!! We have gone the last 3 years, and will be going in Sept. My 5 yr old loves watching the chef. I usually get the shrimp/scallop & lobster combo (Now I'm hungry) and my daughter gets the chicken kids meal (I think it includes a drink, and I know it includes dessert) My daughter loves when the chef is cooking the shrimp b/c when he slices the tails off, he pretends to throw them at her, as they land on the plate in front of her!
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We have dined here during our last two trips and fully enjoyed it both times. The food is very good, the atmosphere is enjoyable, the service is great. We had enjoyable experiences both times dining with other guests. The chefs are wonderful. This is an enjoyable experience!! Go for it! Feel the magic!! Have a wonderful time!!!!!
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Mmmmm...that does sound good...shrimp/scallop & lobster!
We're going in July and I am so looking forward to it. I've started the countdown but my wife think's it is too early (40 days). I want to try new dining experiences but I'm always drawn to the ones I know and love. I keep asking my daughter..."Are you sure you want Japan? Can we leave you there?"
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