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How we read reviews →CBD teppanyaki where diners grill their own wagyu hamburg steak tableside.
Casual and interactive with an industrial concrete-timber-leather fitout; a comfortable, well-lit room built around tabletop hotplate cooking, though lunchtime shared bar seating gets tight for groups.
Tabletop hotplates for self-cooking wagyu, a six-sauce condiment station (ten-spice chilli powder and matcha salt are the standouts), a printed how-to-eat guide for first-timers, and halal-sourced meat.
Reviewers repeatedly call the wagyu and flavours authentic and reminiscent of Japan, though one detailed review felt it fell short of the hamburg-steak specialists it's modelled on.
Widely called good value for wagyu quality, with lunch sets from around $15-$40 per person praised repeatedly; a few reviewers found the à la carte skewer and dinner combinations pricier.
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