Posted on February 14, 2017 4:00 pm
Updated on February 16, 2017 at 12:36 pm
In the West a teppanyaki meal has become known as a spectacle of flying shrimp and beef, flipped here and there beforefinally landing in your plate. Where’s the dignity?
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$250?! Good luck in value driven Hawaii. Only visitors will bite…
Teppanyaki is a dog and pony show here in the US. It’s done entirely different in Japan, with sophistication and class. Plus the ingredients are better and won’t cost you $250.
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$250?! Good luck in value driven Hawaii. Only visitors will bite…
$250 per person? Really? And people pay that much? Geeze what stupid sheep.
And then they leaves still hungry and go to Zippys for saimin.
Teppanyaki is a dog and pony show here in the US. It’s done entirely different in Japan, with sophistication and class. Plus the ingredients are better and won’t cost you $250.
Cool, sign me up! How much is that plane ticket to get me there to try it?