Kushi-Tei of Tokyo

Kushi-Tei of Tokyo is an established Japanese grill restaurant at Immermannstraße 38 in Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, on the main street of the city's Little Tokyo. Düsseldorf's large Japanese community has made Immermannstraße a centre for Japanese dining, and this restaurant is a casual, long-running option there. The cuisine is grilled skewers and teppanyaki, and the signature offer is kushiyaki, skewers cooked over heat, along with teppanyaki dishes and lunch set menus that make it a popular choice for office workers and families. The dining room is casual, with a relaxed, practical atmosphere and moderate noise. Dress is casual. The drinks list is likely to include Japanese beer, sake and soft drinks, though visitors should check the current menu. Listings give hours of 17:00 to 21:30 on weekdays, 12:00 to 21:30 on Saturday and 12:00 to 21:00 on Sunday, and a weekday lunch service is also described, so confirmation before visiting is advisable. Booking is advised for groups and weekend evenings, as the room fills with families and friends at those times. Prices are moderate, and the lunch set menus are generally the better value compared with ordering skewers and teppanyaki dishes individually in the evening, which can add up. Visitors who want a more varied meal can order several skewers to share, while those who prefer a single plate can choose a set. The location is a short walk from the main station and next to Takumi, which makes it easy to compare a ramen shop and a grill house on the same street. Because the street is also lined with Japanese shops and bakeries, a meal here fits naturally into an afternoon spent exploring the quarter.