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Kyoto TeppanYaki Japanese Restaurant

Shop B2 Carlingford Village Shopping Centre, 372 Pennant Hills Rd, Carlingford NSW 2118, Australia

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Find Kyoto TeppanYaki Japanese Restaurant

Shop B2 Carlingford Village Shopping Centre, 372 Pennant Hills Rd, Carlingford NSW 2118, Australia

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+61 2 9871 0377
HoursMonday: 6:00 – 10:30 PM Tuesday: 6:00 – 10:30 PM Wednesday: 6:00 – 10:30 PM Thursday: 6:00 – 10:30 PM Friday: 6:00 – 10:30 PM Saturday: 6:00 – 10:30 PM Sunday: 6:00 – 10:30 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Kyoto TeppanYaki Japanese Restaurant

Kyoto TeppanYaki turns dinner into a rowdy, participatory game show with flying eggs and spatulas firing over hot teppan grills. Tucked inside Carlingford Village Shopping Centre, the room swaps high-end pretension for cafeteria-style seating around five sizzling plates. Groups and families come for the antics—catching airborne omelette bites in small bowls and dodging raw eggs while the chefs trade quick jokes. Multi-course sets start around forty to fifty dollars, sending out quick succession plates of fresh prawns, seared beef, fried rice, and scoops of ice cream.

  • Interactive Chef Antics: Chefs entertain groups with interactive food-tossing games, cracking jokes and launching eggs directly at guests' bowls.
  • Affordable Set Menus: Generous multi-course banquets run around $40 to $50, dishing up prawns, steak, and fried rice from the hot plates.
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Why Choose Kyoto TeppanYaki

Experience high-energy teppanyaki theatre, generous multi-course sets, and fun-filled communal group gatherings.

  • Interactive Chef Performances & Games

    Dinners revolve around energetic culinary tricks and games like catching bowls, raw eggs, and omelettes flung directly across the teppan hot plate.

    The cooks cook Infront of you and do tricks and have games.

    luke sun

  • Milestone & Birthday Celebrations

    Chefs tailor every session into a lively celebration with jokes, tricks, and personalised birthday candle presentations on ice cream.

    Atmosphere was great - lots of laughter and all round participation even for the other tables.

    Lollie Pop

  • Accessible Multi-Course Set Menus

    Multi-course teppanyaki courses featuring fresh prawns, steak, chicken, and fried rice offer filling portions without upscale price tags.

    SUPER CHEAP and AFFORDABLE! Your $40 is worth it!

    Mico Contreras

  • Generous Portions for Value Dining

    Structured courses provide generous multi-dish dining that leaves large groups and dinner parties completely satisfied.

    Overall, the food is great! You'd think at first that it may not be much, but we were sooo full by the end!

    Em

  • Welcoming for Kids and Families

    The unpretentious, down-to-earth atmosphere allows families with young kids to relax without worrying about noise or messy catches.

    The chef was so entertaining it made for a great family school holidays dinner with friends.

    Pip Taylor

  • Coordinated Dining for Large Groups

    Spacious hot-plate seating accommodates large groups of 13 to 22 people eating together with coordinated service and shared fun.

    Chef time mgt was gr8 as everyone got a dish at the same time

    Steve Phone

Signature dishes from our interactive teppanyaki hot plates

  • Prawns

    The produce is fresh, delicious prawns, perfectly seared scallops - all of it just mouthwatering.

    Sam Moerke

  • Steak

    Fresh prawns and juicy steak, all cooked and served in a special way.

    Andadasi Mañalac

  • Fried rice

    For some of our activities, they gave us bowls and made us catch raw eggs, cooked omelets and fried rice.

    luke sun

  • Scallops

    perfectly seared scallops

    Sam Moerke

Beyond the menu

Distinctive chef theatrics, thoughtful gestures, and hospitality details that elevate group meals

  • Birthday Candle Ice Cream Surprise

    During birthday milestones, chefs bring out ice cream topped with candles directly to the table to celebrate the guest of honor.

  • Interactive Food-Catching Challenges

    Chefs engage dining tables in high-energy interactive catching games, tossing cooked omelettes, raw eggs, and food into guests' bowls.

  • Flexible Prep and Menu Adjustments

    For guests who prefer not to eat raw fish or require dietary adjustments, the kitchen and chefs willingly alter dishes or cook the fish on the grill.

  • BYO Drink Flexibility

    Parties are welcome to bring their own alcoholic drinks to accompany their teppanyaki set dinner, alongside restaurant-sold beverages.

Before you head over

Practical dining tips for an entertaining, participatory teppanyaki night

  • Allow 1.5 to 2 Hours for the Show

    Dinner is a lively multi-course performance featuring comedic chef antics and interactive games that typically runs for 1.5 to 2 hours or more, so plan an unhurried evening.

  • Reserve Your Table in Advance

    With limited chefs and intimate hot-plate seating, booking ahead is strongly advised to guarantee a spot and avoid missing out at the door.

  • Pick from Budget Set Menus

    Set menus offer multi-course options from $40 to $50 per person, alongside a $25 kids option, with chefs accommodating dietary adjustments like cooking raw fish or catering for vegetarians.

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