This is a little hard to find because you need to take an elevator to it. The entire restaurant was filled by a large group when we got there, but we waited just 10 minutes and they all cleared out. Then we had the entire restaurant to ourselves. Teppanyaki is what we would call Hibachi in the U.S. There were two of us, so we ordered one Chateaubriand and one Sirloin so we could taste both. The chateaubriand was definitely a splurge but probably a lot better price than you could get for that quality in the U.S. Both steaks were melt in your mouth tender. Chef Yoshimoto explained each sauce with recommendations on combinations. He used every single part of the steak, even sautéeing the last vegetable course with the savory bits on the grill surface. If you are in Kobe, you must try the Kobe beef. And you will not be disappointed at Kojyu.