High-Value Teppanyaki

After a busy day at work, I decided to enjoy teppanyaki in Causeway Bay tonight. The restaurant is celebrating its 10th anniversary with special promotions: groups of four or more can enjoy a live lobster teppanyaki for just $288, while groups of two or more can savor a live abalone teppanyaki for only $88. I opted for the half-price Australian lobster and wagyu beef set for two, along with the $88 live abalone teppanyaki. The chef showcased impressive skills with on-the-spot cooking. Handcrafted Appetizers: Yuzu honey-marinated cherries and salad, offering a refreshing taste. Seasonal Sashimi: Amberjack, red shrimp, and salmon, all with sweet and fresh textures. White Cod Cooked in Onion Sauce: The fish skin was pan-fried to crispy perfection, while the tender fish meat was enhanced with sea salt and onion sauce, delivering a sweet and smooth flavor. Live Abalone Teppanyaki: Fresh abalone was shelled, cleaned, and cooked on the teppan grill. The abalone meat was sweet, crisp, and delicious. Pan-Seared Lobster: The lobster meat was removed and pan-seared on the teppan grill, paired with lobster roe sauce for an incredibly fresh and sweet taste. Hokkaido A5 Wagyu Beef: Half portion thinly sliced and grilled, with wagyu slices wrapped around garlic chips, offering a rich and savory flavor. The other half was upgraded to thick cuts, showcasing the wagyu's tender, fatty, and melt-in-your-mouth texture. Japanese Shiitake Mushrooms: Thick and juicy with a rich mushroom flavor. Teppanyaki Fried Rice: Prepared with egg, ham, and scallions, each grain was aromatic and flavorful. Homemade Soy Milk Chicken Soup: A creamy white chicken soup with colorful vegetables, delivering a sweet and refreshing taste. Desserts included green tea ice cream and black sesame ice cream, both cold, sweet, and smooth.