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Entry No. 999 · Teppanyaki / Wagyu Steak · 鉄板焼き (Teppanyaki)

Ginza Ukai-tei

The global gold standard for teppanyaki; famous for its museum-like interior, museum-grade art collection, and a level of hospitality (*omotenashi*) that is unsurpassed in the city.

Budget$$$
WaitLocated on the ground floor of the Jiji Press Building near Higashi-Ginza Station.Dinner; reservations are essential and often fill weeks in advance.
Reward80 XP0 stamps pressed

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The global gold standard for teppanyaki; famous for its museum-like interior, museum-grade art collection, and a level of hospitality (*omotenashi*) that is unsurpassed in the city.

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No. 999 for Teppanyaki / Wagyu Steak in Tokyo

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