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2026.02.02

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Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba "Gastronomy Plan - Toyama Fair -"

A Culinary Journey to Discover Toyama's Terroir,
Rich with Natural Bounty from the Tateyama Mountains and Toyama Bay

Available from Sunday, March 1, 2026

Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba "Gastronomy Plan - Toyama Fair -"

Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba presents its "Gastronomy Plan," which engages with ingredients and culinary cultures from across Japan, expressing each region's unique background and value through its cuisine. This installment
features Toyama, a land rich in nature embraced by the Tateyama mountain range and Toyama Bay. Our chefs traveled to the region, carefully selecting seasonal ingredients to express Toyama's distinctive, deeply savory flavors and culinary culture in a course meal.Each dish, crafted through the chef's skill and sensibility, breathes not only flavor but also the spirit of the
land and its stories. Through this plan, Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba creates opportunities for guests from Japan and abroad to experience the profound depth of Toyama's cuisine and the cultural value inherent to this region.
Gastronomy Plan - Toyama Fair - Overview
During this period Sunday, March 1, 2026 - Sunday, May 31, 2026
*During the fair period, the menu will differ between the first and second halves.
(The first half runs until Tuesday, April 15)
Provide a venue Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba
Teppanyaki Icho (30F)  The Grill on 30th (30F)  Chinese Restaurant Toh-Lee (2F)
Reservations & Inquiries Tel. 03-5500-4550 Restaurant General
Information (10:00 AM - 6:00 PM)
Notice ・Prices include consumption tax and service charge. ・Menu
items may vary depending on ingredient availability.
Teppanyaki Icho "Toyama Course"
Nurtured by the rich natural environment where sea and mountains meet, seasonal ingredients are elevated into a single course with the unique immediacy of teppanyaki. Featuring Toyama's seasonal treasures like white shrimp, firefly squid, and Himi beef as stars, the menu skillfully blends local culinary traditions like Daimon somen noodles with teppanyaki techniques.Each dish, infused with playful touches like tuiles and soft-serve-style creations that blend Japanese and Western, tradition and innovation, lends rich expression to the course. By changing the menu content between the first and second halves of the period, we reflect the shifting seasons. From the meal to the dessert, we have crafted an teppanyaki course where you can experience Toyama's terroir and story with all five senses.
Price ¥22,000
Time provided Weekdays & Sundays: 17:30 - 21:30(Last Order 20:00)
Saturdays & Eve of Holidays: 17:30 - 22:00 (Last Order 20:30)
+ Exclusion Period: Wednesday, April 29, 2026 (National Holiday) - Wednesday, May 6, 2026 (Holiday)

Menu Items (First Half)
Firefly Squid and Perilla Tuile
White Shrimp Soft Serve
Amber-Glazed Filefish with Liver, Infused with Regional Flavors - Spring Colors -
Nage with Seafood Directly Shipped from Toyama Prefecture and Daimon Somen Noodles
Himi Beef Sirloin - Raised on Sake Lees -
Toyama Prefecture's Fufufu or Shrimp-Infused Garlic Rice
Red miso soup & pickles
Matcha-scented Seia Greer Healthy egg pudding and strawberry ensemble

Chef Hiratsuka Akinori's Comments

The majestic vistas of the Tateyama mountain range and the bountiful seafood of Toyama Bay. We've incorporated rice, vegetables, and seafood cultivated in beautiful "water" and "earth," blending a sense of local heritage with a touch of modern taste. Truly
, we've transformed moments of heart-racing delight at the abundance of ingredients into diverse dishes, expressing "Toyama" on the teppan grill.

Teppanyaki Icho "Toyama Course" Web Reservation

The Grill on 30th "Toyama Course"
Spring seafood like firefly squid, saury, and rockfish, paired with seasonal vegetables, are artfully prepared alongside Tateyama pasture-raised beef sirloin and Toyama-grown strawberries. Delicate cooking techniques and a fusion of Japanese and Western methods bring out the inherent flavors of each ingredient.
Grilling concentrates the umami, enhancing aromatic richness and textural contrasts, allowing each dish to unfold with the fragrant essence and taste of spring.
From appetizers to dessert, the composition allows you to enjoy the differences or changes in aroma, temperature, and texture, expressing the individuality and seasonal feel of ingredients nurtured by the Tateyama mountain range and Toyama Bay. This gastronomic course lets you experience Toyama's terroir with all five senses through grilled dishes that bring out the appeal of the ingredients.
Price ¥17,000
Time provided Weekdays & Sundays: 17:30 - 21:00 (Last Order 20:30 * Course meals until 20:00) Saturdays
& Eve of Holidays: 17:30 - 21:30 (Last Order 21:00 * Course meals until 20:30)

Menu Items (First Half)
Firefly Squid and Colorful Turnip Bagna Cauda
Mille-feuille of Sayori and Spring Vegetables with Lemon Flavor, Onion Nouveau Purée
Bisque from Himi Fishing Port with White Shrimp Fritters
Grilled Rockfish with Kombu-Gari Beurre Blanc Sauce
Grilled Tateyama Pasture-Raised Beef Sirloin with Toyama's Earthy Colors
Mung Bean Pudding with Job's Tears Flavor, Served with Toyama Prefecture Strawberries

Chef Koji Murakami's Comments

We have prepared creative dishes that allow you to fully savor ingredients unique to Toyama, such as bountiful seafood and Tateyama pasture-raised beef raised on the vast land, skillfully woven together with grilling techniques applied to seasonal ingredients cultivated with utmost care.

The Grill on 30th "Toyama Course" Web Reservation

Chinese Restaurant Toh-Lee "Toyama Course"
Firefly squid marinated in Shaoxing wine, deep-fried whole peony shrimp and white shrimp—these are just some of the seafood delivered fresh from Toyama Bay. We also feature a rich, savory broth that brings out the umami of red snow crab and Oyabe fire-roasted chicken. Our fried and stir-fried dishes, like squid and grilled fish cake, are finished with a fragrant, savory aroma. We use diverse cooking techniques to highlight the unique character of each ingredient.
Meat dishes feature Toyama Wagyu beef, while fish dishes utilize seasonal seafood like winter sea bream and bay scallops. The menu broadly incorporates Toyama ingredients, extending to noodle dishes and desserts made with soy and Job's tears soy milk. Through the unique cooking techniques and seasoning methods of Chinese cuisine
, this course uniquely captures the multidimensional nature of Toyama, nurtured by both mountains and sea.
Price ¥10,000
Time provided Weekdays & Sundays: 17:30 - 21:00 (Last Order 20:00) Saturdays
& Eve of Holidays: 17:30 - 21:30 (Last Order 20:30)

Menu Items (First Half)
Firefly Squid Pickled in Shaoxing Wine, Peony Shrimp, and Whole White Shrimp Tempura
Red King Crab with Shark Fin Soup, Served with Chinese-Style Chawanmushi
Stir-fried Toyama Bay squid and grilled fish cake with shiso
Toyama Wagyu Beef Raised on Sake Lees & Taro Root, Deep-Fried in a Speckled Pattern, Served with Black Vinegar Mayonnaise Sauce
Toyama Bay Winter Sea Bream, Kombu-Cured and Fragrantly Grilled, with Doubanjiang Oyster Sauce
Toyama Black Ramen
Toyama Prefecture Job's Tears Soy Milk and Soybean Tapioca Milk

Chef Kunihisa Okiyama's Comments

The seafood representative of Toyama Bay is very famous, and since each ingredient has a robust flavor, we strive to use cooking methods that maximize its appeal. Furthermore, Toyama Prefecture boasts an abundance of other delicious ingredients that pair wonderfully with Chinese cuisine. We look forward to welcoming you to our restaurant.

Chinese Cuisine Tōri "Toyama Course" Web Reservation

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