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Master Critic Reviews (3 Lists)
Tensho
8.4
A compact shabu-shabu specialist where A5 wagyu and pristine seafood anchor a paced, chef-led tasting flow. The experience feels intimate and celebratory without being stiff.
Must-Try Dishes:
A5 Wagyu Shabu-Shabu Course, Wagyu Sushi Bites, Seasonal Sashimi
Scores:
Value: 7.6
Service: 8.7
Consistency: 8.5
Food Quality: 9
Atmosphere: 7.9
Cultural Relevance: 8
What makes it special: Shabu-shabu as a multi-course, wagyu-centric event.
Who should go: Hot-pot fans chasing premium beef.
When to visit: Early dinner for a quieter counter.
What to order: A5 wagyu course, wagyu sushi, sashimi add-ons.
Insider tip: Sit at the counter to watch the broth and cuts progress.
Tensho
8.6
A Little Tokyo shabu-shabu counter focused on pristine Japanese seafood and A5 wagyu in set menus. The broth-driven pacing and table-side cooking highlight crab, scallops, and seasonal fish with quiet, meticulous service.
Must-Try Dishes:
A5 Wagyu & Seafood Shabu-Shabu Course, King Crab Leg Shabu-Shabu, Zosui Rice Soup Finish
Scores:
Value: 7.4
Service: 8.7
Consistency: 8.6
Food Quality: 9
Atmosphere: 8.1
Cultural Relevance: 8
What makes it special: High-end shabu-shabu pairing A5 wagyu with premium seafood courses.
Who should go: Seafood-forward hot pot lovers and special-occasion diners.
When to visit: Weeknight dinner for easiest reservations and calmest room.
What to order: Wagyu & seafood course, king crab, seasonal sashimi appetizer.
Insider tip: Sit at the counter to watch the precise seafood prep.
Tensho
8.2
A refined shabu-shabu counter spot where the ‘steakhouse’ moment comes as thin A5 wagyu and prime beef cooked in pristine broths. The room is intimate and quietly luxurious, ideal for slow, conversation-forward dates. You’re paying fine-dining prices, but the ingredient quality and hospitality feel special-occasion worthy.
Must-Try Dishes:
A5 Wagyu Shabu-Shabu Course, USDA Prime Rib Shabu-Shabu, Banana pie dessert
Scores:
Value: 7.2
Service: 9.1
Consistency: 8.3
Food Quality: 9
Atmosphere: 8.3
Cultural Relevance: 7.7
What makes it special: High-end wagyu shabu-shabu in a serene, intimate setting.
Who should go: Couples who want a quiet, premium beef-centric meal.
When to visit: Any evening; book ahead for counter seats.
What to order: A5 wagyu course, prime rib course, banana pie.
Insider tip: Sit at the counter to watch slicing and broth prep up close.