Very pricey, but good food. I also appreciate that the teppanyaki is served with the meat course first, rather than filling you up on rice and veggies.
I enjoyed the sashimi I had, especially the kanpachi.
The chef was there to cook and not flip knives, just FYI.
Service was okay; there seemed to be a few miscommunications at our table.
A reservation for 5:30 when they opened was just enough time for us to finish up before the curtain for the first Ka performance of the evening.