It was my first visit to this restaurant with a small group of friends. I found it be very entertaining by the chef whipping up our banquet meal and providing entertainment of throwing bowls at us and we catching them, as well other activities.

our banquet was $49 (cheapest one available but there were more pricey ones too) included miso soup, prawn (or substitute lamb cutlet), chicken and beef and vegies (bean shoots and onions) and small bowl of fried rice

it was very tasty meal i have to admit.

we ordered banana fritter with scoop of ice cream on the side at $12. i found that to be way overpriced in my honest opinion

Its a nice restaurant full of atmosphere for a night out.

Just be warned there is one step to enter the restaurant another 3 steps inside to go to the bathroom area .... something worth mentioning for diners with limited mobility.

Approximate cost: $49

a bit pricey but you get your own personal chef and its wonderful entertainment. have been to a few similar styled restaurants since and this was my favourite. they also accommodate fussy eaters!

Approximate cost: $50

Let's face it, food quality is not high on the agenda at teppanyaki restaurants. You are here to be entertained, and being fed is a side effect of the chef's theatrics and the food throwing games. Ginza Teppanyaki is no different, but that doesn't mean we didn't have a laugh and great night.