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How we read reviews →Docklands DIY okonomiyaki and teppanyaki spot where diners cook Osaka pancakes tableside.
Interactive, lively DIY-cooking restaurant with tableside hotplates and iPad ordering, feeling authentically Japanese to reviewers who've eaten in Japan, though it turns hectic and loud when short-staffed.
DIY cook-your-own okonomiyaki and teppanyaki at tableside hotplates with staff guidance, imported Japanese ingredients, sake flight tastings, and vanilla soft serve to finish.
Reviewers with Japanese heritage or travel experience say it authentically replicates Osaka and Hiroshima okonomiyaki, noting imported Japanese ingredients and a 200-plus-restaurant Japan-based parent chain.
Reviewers are split. many call the $22-32 sets reasonably priced for the quantity and quality, while others feel paying to cook your own food isn't worth it, especially when service is slow.
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