An intimate teppanyaki counter in Hiroshima's Shintenchi entertainment quarter, with a calm wood-toned interior arranged around a single large iron griddle so every dish is finished in front of the guest. The chef works in a Japanese-meets-butter style, with seasonal seafood and prime wagyu as the backbone — signature plates include the uni-and-spinach (uni hourensou) eaten on toasted bread with yolk, live Ise lobster broken down at the pass, sashimi-grade sea urchin, white-fish milt in ponzu, plus Miyazaki beef hire and harami. The pace, plating and live cooking lean special-occasion; the room is hushed and low-key rather than showy.
