This is such a fun place to go, espesh with the family as the kids have such a good time. You sit around the teppanyaki chef and he creates a lot of fuss and makes you laugh - he has a great sense of humour and always cracks jokes. The fun part is when he starts throwing food and you have to catch it in your bowl - def recommend

The service is great which creates a fun night when out with kids and eating teppanyaki. However the food is average, but the tricks with the egg and fried rice is exciting

Teppan can be a lot of fun. The chef is really 'out there' out there.

Food is quite quality. Some teppan places lack the freshness but focus more on the 'teppan' and the show. The chef does put on one hell of a show, but the quality of the food is still there.

Now the service, this is going to be a hit or a miss, I really loved the chef and thought he was a show and a half, some of my colleagues found him 'little too much'

So you're either going to see the service as 'little special' or 'get the hell away from me'.

Food isn't cheap. I can see how those of you who may not enjoy the service may find it 'too much', I look at it as ''not cheap'

A very fun and memorable experience as they bbqed prawns and fried rice in front of our eyes. The food was above average and the only bad thing was when the chef kept throwing raw eggs at me and one got down into my shoe!

Teppanyaki is not for everyone. In Japan it is a civilised affair... The Australian version the food is literally thrown at you. Especially eggs and rice. It is fun!

decent teppanyaki restaurant. the chefs are quite fun and make the experience interesting but can be a bit too 'in your face' at times. Food tasty. Only negative is that its way too expensive and not the best environment, very noisy. Worth a try though as its a fun experience.

The chefs cook food infront of customers! It was a new experience for me. The price is little bit expensive. Chefs talk to customers while they cook.

Approximate cost: $40

Not bad. The chefs were enthusiastic and great with their teppanyaki skills. The night was undoubtedly fun and different from other restaurant dinners, however, the food was quite expensive and could have been in larger proportions.

expensive and tiny portion, the services not so great even thou they are trying to talk with you, but for me its quite anoying to have someone talks to you while you are trying to eat in 1 hour break

Approximate cost: $19-35