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gharter said:

Thats what we thought as well. Instead it was very crowded, and lots of unsupervised kids running around. Every table was filled, 2-3 deep at the bar and a line waiting to get in as they were at capacity. Very noisy. The brick walls, and ceiling only emphasize the noise. At a quiet time, if you can fifnd one, it would be really nice.

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gharter said:

Thats what we thought as well. Instead it was very crowded, and lots of unsupervised kids running around. Every table was filled, 2-3 deep at the bar and a line waiting to get in as they were at capacity. Very noisy. The brick walls, and ceiling only emphasize the noise. At a quiet time, if you can find one, it would be really nice.

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NYCgrrl said:

Another possibility: Tokyo Dining.
Table placement is more intimate and spacious than Teppan Edo and you can have a lovely view of the lake and fireworks unlike TE which has no view to speak of and is more centered on watching the hibachi cooks' show.

Great waitstaff with hostesses in costumes and a delicate hand w/ tempura in the kitchen. All 3 versions of the miso soups were divine. Can't recall what we had for a main course exactly ( sashimi, a beef dish and maybe chicken?) but it was good. The desserts were unfortunately what I came to expect @ Disney; looks good and too often all tastes the same.
Bring on the distinctive flavours, DW corporate people, and hire a master pastry chef that can show you the way!
Still, we were quite impressed and will return our next trip.

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gharter said:

Somehow, we have completely missed that restaurant. We've eaten at Teppan Edo (similar grills at home), and Katsura Grill (nice CS option) beautiful outdoor seating areas. Just looked at the menu and it looks really good. Another one to add to the future dining list.

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