Chef's Live Kitchen — Restaurant in Tokyo

Biggest scam ever?? The clock was around 20:00 and we were too lazy to go to downtown because it was late and we decided to go to chef's live kitchen after check the reviews of this place, but I felt like I got swindled here. We were 3 and was at the restaurant around 20:15, the food was varied, sushi was under average what you can get in tokyo, the tempura was okay, the roast beef was alright and the foie gras parfaits got no foie gras flavour. Anyway the food and drinks was really limited for you to call it a buffet restaurant in a 5 star hotel, the only highlight of this restaurant is the ice cream section and the kid section had better food than the rest. I would rate 2 star for the food, 1 star for the variety of what you can choose and for the price you have to pay (7000¥ per person), 1 star for the service, because I paid attention to one of the waitress, she seems to have a bad day or worked too long, but her attitude on how she setting up the other tables, utensils, removing the plates from our table without any reaction when we say thank you. I would probably stay this hotel again, but I won't ever go back to...

A Buffet with a Twist!

1 glass of coke 1,000 Japanese Yen that is about more than $6.00 dollars...

I recently visited a local buffet that’s been getting quite a bit of buzz, and while there were many delicious highlights, there were a few surprises that caught me off guard.

Let’s start with the food! I tried the roasted chicken, which was perfectly seasoned and juicy—a definite standout!

Now, onto the more unusual aspect of this buffet: the drinks. Usually, at buffets, I expect an endless supply of soft drinks to accompany my all-you-can-eat feast, but this place threw me a curveball. Instead of the typical unlimited sodas, the establishment charges for soft drinks. I can understand the desire to keep costs down, especially in a buffet setting, but I can’t help but feel a little ripped off considering the price of admission. They do offer complimentary coffee and juices, which were refreshing, but it still felt like something was missing without the fizzy drinks available at my...

DEC 2024

Came here with a reservation for the dinner buffet. The food selection is not a lot but what is unique about this buffet is they bring out limited dishes throughout the two hour session such as the tomato based fish and vegetable soup, roll cake and baked seafood chowder. As I went to the buffet later at night, the hot food was a bit dry. However I was more interested in the chef's live station where food is cooked to order, including sushi and tempura which were fresh and tasty. The unagi rolled omelet was pretty good as well but a bit too greasy. Highlight was the roast beef; it was tender and not dry at all, goes really well with the meat sauce, salt flakes and horseradish. Desserts were also decent with a good variety of sweets to choose from as well as customizable parfaits and freshly squeezed Mont Blanc. The overall food experience was worth the price and a lot of the drinks such as coffee and juices are included...