Hibachi and teppanyaki are often confused in the U.S. Let's break down the differences and the dining etiquette you should follow for both experiences.

Kiang Kiang Taiwan Teppanyaki at 325 Woodlands Street 32 serves Taiwanese-style sizzling hotplate sets from S$8.50 to S$13.50 ...

One of Tech’s most prestigious chefs jokingly claims to have been trained in the art of teppanyaki cooking by samurai. Bang Le, head chef at Origami, Turner Place at Lavery Hall’s Japanese steakhouse, ...

Bruce Wei, the owner of Little Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse in Valparaiso, says most sushi houses in Japan these days have attached steak houses where cooking is done teppanyaki-style -- meat and ...

In a city that suffers from “new restaurant syndrome,” where we are always chasing the latest opening or the lengthiest ...