Best Teppanyaki in PJ

Genji is Hilton's prized Japanese restaurant. Modern yet traditional, a balance of both worlds. The food too is well reflected on the theme and decor, with traditional ingredients being made into modern delights. Having said that, their teppanyaki is still fairly old school, where fresh produce are cooked on the grill and served in a bento. Everything here is fresh and perfectly done, so even the boring old look would taste pretty good.

Minori Japanese Restaurant is another fine place that prioritise quality above all else. This contemporary restaurant with a good Japanese vibe is helmed in the Royale Bintang Hotel, offering guests stunning contemporary Japanese cuisine. They are also one of the first to introduce "fish sperm", but let's leave that for another day. Their beef teppanyaki, being the most popular, is absolutely delightful. Grilled perfectly pink and seasoned with salt, pepper and garlic, giving it a whole lot of depth and flavour. It is also served with a side of roasted vegetables. 

Eyuzu has been quite popular with its Japanese buffet for many years, probably almost a decade by now. They were one of the few that offers all-you-can-eat sashimi, alongside live teppanyaki services. Fortunately, that have not stopped and their teppanyaki till today, is still as delicious as before. Beautifully cooked, tender, juicy and packed full of flavour. The bento set also comes with a side of salad, fruits, rice, soup and a side dish. 

This is probably one of the most popular teppanyaki restaurant in Malaysia. They can be found almost anywhere, and provides the basic needs of a decent teppanyaki. It's not the fanciest, nor do they even use the most premium cuts of meat. But one thing for sure is that they can whip up a pretty good serving of teppanyaki fairly quick and at an affordable price. So if you're not too fussy, and you're in the mood for some teppanyaki, then this place might just do you justice.

Nihonkai Japanese Restaurant is one of those independent Japanese restaurants. They have several outlets, but not as marketable as the rest. Like many of the Japanese restaurants out there, Nihonkai also offers their version of the teppanyaki bento. It comes with your choice of meat, be it chicken or beef, rice, salad, pickles, fruits and a side of soup. All and all, it's simple, delicious and ultimately, affordable. 

Mr Teppanyaki is another popular teppanyaki restaurant in Malaysia. They have been around for a really long time, offering simple teppanyaki delights to its consumers. In the menu, you'll find plenty of options, from seafood to poultry, vegetarian to well, other things such as fried rice as well. It may not be the most premium, but it does taste decent. They are also famed for always playing Mr.Bean on tv.