How do you do the DDP with tokyo dining?

[fairydustpudding]

We love sushi and Japanese food, so this place looks right up our alley, but I'm wary of exclusions...Anybody have experience eating here on the basic DDP? Is it worth it?

 

[lookingforward]

We love sushi and Japanese food, so this place looks right up our alley, but I'm wary of exclusions...Anybody have experience eating here on the basic DDP? Is it worth it?

I ate there while on deluxe dining. We were allowed to pick one of the "regular" appetizers (no sushi) and an entree. We could pick any of the cooked entrees (tempura, etc) or sushi or sashimi entrees. It was great!

 

[fairydustpudding]

I'm hoping the only difference between the deluxe and regular is the appetizer, right? Because if so then I'm gonna have to make a ressie...

Also, are the $5 entree really an entree? Or do you combine or what?

Sorry for all the questions, I'm pretty green to the DDP.

 

[tinka-belle]

We ate here twice in Sept. Once just paid OOP for a sushi appetizer since we were on the free basic dining plan. It was a bit confusing the first time since you are presented with two menus, one for dinners, the other only sushi, but all cast members knew exactly what was included.

Entree options for dinner were any of the grilled items (beef, chicken, salmon), any of the tempura dinners or combinations, some of which include sushi, bento box, etc. or for an all sushi dinner entree two of the more extensive sushi platters were included, no combining of the small orders though. Hubby had the salmon which was a large fillet with a choice of sauce on the side. I had the Ginza Gozen that included both some sushi and tempura. The second time we both opted for tempura plates and paid OOP for a few of the small sushi orders for an appetizer.

The desserts were just OK, green tea pudding looks like something from outer space. The iced green tea for our beverage was great though.