Teppan Edo

[melmel]

Has anyone eaten here since covid? I'm curious how the seating is, as far as distancing. We have not eaten in a resturant since this all began, so I'm looking for some insight on how comfortable people have felt.
Thanks

 

[HiStitch626]

They are limiting the number of people at each table and have plexiglass dividers to separate families.

 

[GADisneyDad14]

Ate there a couple of months ago. Just like PP described - they have movable plexiglass partitions that they adjust based on party sizes.

Didn’t seem like they were packing the tables, even with the dividers (that may vary on any given night, not sure).

I’m personally a little skittish on indoor dining (although we have done it selectively). We enjoyed the experience here.

Not sure I’d pick here for your first indoor dining experience, but opinions/perspectives will vary I’m sure.

 

[2xcited2sleep]

I ate there in early November and while the food and service was terrific I was VERY uncomfortable with the seating. The divider is quite small and I did not think it was adequate. We were a party of 3 sat with a party of 5 so every seat at the table was occupied. I was the person next to the divider and the other party and I could not get out of there fast enough. In retrospect, I probably should have left but I didn't want to be rude. Other tables had an open seat or two between parties plus the divider. If you are at all nervous about it, I would skip Teppan Edo for now.

 

[GADisneyDad14]

I ate there in early November and while the food and service was terrific I was VERY uncomfortable with the seating. The divider is quite small and I did not think it was adequate. We were a party of 3 sat with a party of 5 so every seat at the table was occupied. I was the person next to the divider and the other party and I could not get out of there fast enough. In retrospect, I probably should have left but I didn't want to be rude. Other tables had an open seat or two between parties plus the divider. If you are at all nervous about it, I would skip Teppan Edo for now.

I can relate to this feeling. We were a party of 4 sat with a party of 2. I was in the middle next to the divider. The other party also sat next to the divider, despite having their whole “side” to move over (although in fairness to them it was where the hostess directed them to).

I sort of sat the entire time at an angle with my back partially towards the divider (hard to explain in words). It was definitely a little awkward, from my perspective.

 

[melmel]

Thank you for all the replies. While I appreciate Disney trying to distance this doesn't sound like the best way of doing it.

 

[stephk1981]

We have been a few times in the past month. The first time was great, we were a party of 4, other side of the divider was a party of 2 on outer edge of the table. Second time, party of 3 ( DH didn't go) 4 in the other party, we chose to have the empty seat at the divider. This past time however was BAD. I was SO uncomfortable. We were a party of 4, the other family also a party of 4. I was seated at the divider and a maybe 7 year old boy was on the other side of it. He was coughing and and anuffling quite a bit and kept looking over the divider saying hi to me. The parents didn't reprimand him. He was definitely in my personal space. I think it's luck of the draw who you will be seated by. Other tables had did have gaps near the divider on that dame night. Good luck with your decision

 

[B-Ride]

Not sure how many of you are people are fans of the old Get Smart TV show, but I think the Cone of Silence could be repurposed for a little Covid security.