This Friday, my family and I celebrate my cousin birthday. To celebrate we went to Akasaka Teppanyaki. Akasaka Teppanyaki is a Japanese restaurant that serves sushi and Teppanyaki cuisine. Teppanyaki meals are cooked in front of you using a large iron griddle. Usually, Teppanyaki meals contain beef, shrimp, scallops, lobster, chicken, and assorted vegetables.<\/p>\n
My family and I(including Doris), arrived at the restaurant at around 7:15 pm. When we arrived I immediately looked the menu. There weren’t too many options to choose from. Including the very expensive dish, I only saw 7 options. I eventually chose the Kobe Kabi. The Kobe Kabi is a lamb dish with short ribs, lamb chop, and fried rice. As I watched the chef cook our food I was reading my book. Most of the tricks that caught my eye, had a fire in it.<\/p>\n
Overall, I had a great experience. I did go to Akasaka Teppanyaki multiple times but its very rare. This is because the restaurant is pretty far and the food is expensive. The meal I ate cost around $30-$40. The meal daddy ate cost around $90. Even with its high price tag, the food was delicious. In the end, I think Akasaka Teppanyaki is a great place. I would defiantly go there again if someone else is paying.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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