Teppan Edo - Reserva de mesa

For a party of 2, i don’t recommend the hibachi unless you want to share dinner with 6 more strangers. Food was ok, ordered medium rare NY steak and i got a few pieces that were completely blue raw. Lack of seasoning. Noodles were way too oily, the taste of grease its just way too much, starter salad was super good, that vinaigrette hit different but they only give you like 3 leaves of mixed greens and a slice of cucumber. We also ordered 10pcs of shrimp and we got like 6 because also 3 more people ordered shrimp and the portions were miss calculated. The cook that prepared the meal was in training and the whole experience was a little disappointing when you paying an expensive dinner (45$ f...

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We are coming to this restaurant for the last 15 years about twice a year. Never been treated that bad as yesterday, worst service in 15 years and worst food in 15 years. The chef at the table was an absolute beginner and made a lot of mistakes. Forgot chicken for some clients, dropt the food when filling on the plates etc. She tried the show, but dropped her tools. The food quality was also a disaster and quantity significantly reduced. The restaurant appears overused and worn out. Not a very clean appearance any more. The exhaust system is not working right any more, so we are smelling like having worked in a McDonald for a full day now. Sorry, but won't see us again. For this price you de...

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This is one of the top table service choices at Epcot. The experience is highly entertaining, with outstanding service in a modern Japanese setting. Though you will be seated with strangers, they have plastic partitions in place to ensure physical distancing during COVID. This restaurant offers a more subdued experience compared to other hibachi spots you might be familiar with. You won't see dramatic fire shows or catch shrimp tossed at you, but it’s still an enjoyable outing. Prices can be on the higher side, but the quality of the food justifies it.

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This place has really good food, but I don’t really consider it much different than any other hibachi restaurant (with the exception of the oil Mickey on the grill). If you want a place with reliable and good food, this place will hit the spot, though the portions are kinda small. There are just many other more unique and delicious offerings at Disney that I would recommend over this. Shiki-Sai is supposed to be amazing and it’s in the same building! Reserva una mesa ahora

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Their prices are high for what the food is, probably justified by the show the chefs put on. The food is generally good, though the fried octopus balls are too heavily breaded for my liking. It's loud and packed in there, and if I'm spending that much on dinner, I'd prefer a quieter dining experience.

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Authentic Japanese Steak House located at the World Showcase in WDW Epcot Center. We had a young lady who was our cook . Though she seemed new to the trade she prepared a fabulous meal of mostly steak , chicken and shrimp . Extra plus on the Udon Noodles. Very delicious

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I had an incredible experience! This is one of the best hibachi restaurants I've visited in a long time. As you would expect at the Epcot World Pavilions, the staff was Japanese, and they were incredibly respectful and attentive. The food was amazing!

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We had a great experience! The food was fresh and tasty. Accommodated shellfish allergy. Thank you, Chef Shinichi Reserva una mesa ahora

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Food is delicious. Portions are smaller than they used to be, but the quality is good.

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I have been eating here for 40 years and it's always been pretty good.

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