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Best Korean Grill Takamatsu 5532 E. Speedway STAFF PICK: Upscale but comfortable, Takamatsu blends Japanese and Korean cuisine for a wonderfully delicious menu with impeccable service. The plain exterior belies the warm, sophisticated interior where guests choose between two dining rooms (Japanese or Korean) and a sushi bar. While the Japanese cuisine here is expertly prepared and generous in size, we can't tear ourselves away from its Korean grill: a tableside barbecue of succulent meats so exotic and flavorful we don't know when to stop. Takamatsu sets a standard for fine Asian dining. Don't miss it. 1998 Winner: Takamatsu Restaurant Home | Arts & Culture | Cafés | Chow | City Life | Kids | Outdoors Saloons | Shopping | Most Wanted | Credits | Search Copyright © 1995-98 Tucson Weekly