tepenyaki, illuminations, and wheelchair

[scroot]

I seem to recall folks enjoying illuminations from the tepanyaki place.

Has anyone done wheelchair seeting for dinner, illuminations or both? If so how did it work out. We are keeping it under consideration for upcoming trip.

Thanks

 

[Laurajean1014]

I do not know the answer to your question, but there are excellent wheelchair seating at International gateway near Canada. The view of illuminations is perfect!

 

[BillSears]

I've eaten at Tepenyaki once. It's like most of the Japanese steakhouses, they have horseshoe shaped seating around a hot grill. The restaurant itself seemed to have tight quarters so it was a little tough to get to our table. At the table I removed my footrests and was able to then sit right at the table/bar. I don't think there is an opening at the bottom of the table so the options for me were to remove the footrests or sit sideways. The table itself though was pretty much at a normal table height, maybe slightly higher.

I don't know if you can see Illuminations from inside Tepenyaki. Tepenyaki is at the back of the building. At the very front with a good view of the show is a small lounge area where they serve drinks and some food. Then there is the tmepora place and then behind both of them is Tepenyaki.

 

[Talking Hands]

IF you want to watch Illuminations from Japan you need to go to the lounge at the front of the restaurants on the second floor. The serve a limited menu of sushi, edamame, and other appetizer fare as well as drinks. Most any spot will give a decent view but seating by the windows would be pretty much unobstructed. There is a balcony outside this area but it is down a few steps and will not block your view.

 

[scroot]

Thaks for the information!