鉄板焼 みたき 桜坂
TEPPANYAKI MITAKI SAKURAZAKA
A hidden teppanyaki sanctuary overlooking a serene Japanese garden, where Miyazaki beef and seafood take center stage in a ritual of fire and calm.
Dining
Teppanyaki, Miyazaki Beef, Garden View
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Tucked within a quiet Fukuoka hillside and steps from Sakurazaka Station, Mitaki unfolds in a hushed space of wood and soft light. The 18-seat counter wraps around a flourishing garden, framing each sizzle and turn of premium Miyazaki beef, live abalone, and Ise lobster on the iron griddle. The kitchen moves with ritual timing: appetizers, grilled seafood, and aged beef courses arrive one by one, choreographed to sound, aroma, and visual poise. With private rooms for up to eight, it suits both solo counter sessions and celebratory dinners. Open for lunch and dinner (closed Wednesdays), it offers a quietly theatrical dining experience.
Facilities & Services
Seating: counter (18); private rooms for 2–8 guests
Non-smoking main area; heated-tobacco allowed in private rooms
Reservations required; cancellation fee 100% day-before/on-day
Closed on Wednesdays
Wheelchair access negotiable
No on-site parking; nearby coin lots
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