Carlingford Parramatta Teppanyaki Japanese BBQ Restaurant Dinner Menus Launched
Jan 10, 2018
The famous Kyoto Teppanyaki Japanese Restaurant, available for reservations at 02 9871-0377, is offering a new set of traditional Japanese cuisine menus for all the residents of Carlingford and Parramatta after a memorable birthday party or family dinner.
Carlingford, Australia - January 9, 2018 /PressCable/ —
The famous Kyoto Teppanyaki Japanese Restaurant announced it is offering new set menus for all those around Parramatta, New South Wales who are looking to take their family out for a fun, authentic teppanyaki dining experience.
More information is available at http://kyototeppanyaki.com.au.
The Kyoto Teppanyaki Japanese Restaurant is an award-winning restaurant in Carlingford, near Parramatta, known for the traditional Japanese cuisine, authentic teppanyaki cooking show and fun, family friendly dining atmosphere it has been providing its clients for years.
The famous restaurant is now offering range of set menus to all those who need something special for their next birthday party or just in the mood to take their friends and family out for an exuberant, entertaining teppanyaki dining experience.
The new menus offer a fresh salad, a miso soup, spring rolls and sashimi, followed by deep fried tempura and prawn, scallop, teriyaki chicken and a misoyaki steak with sauces, all well accompanied by fried rice and fried vegetables.
They are all cooked right in front of the customers in the traditional teppanyaki iron plate by seasoned, exuberant chefs who know how to put on a show and ensure that everyone at the table enjoys a dining experience they won’t forget.
This fascinating teppanyaki cooking show, the delicious food and the traditional Japanese atmosphere of its restaurant on Shop B2 at the Carlingford Village Shopping Centre, in 372 Pennant Hills Road, are always paired with the most courteous, dedicated service to ensure that everyone is able to have a good time.
A recent customer explained “we went there on Christmas Eve for a big birthday celebration and the chef put on an amazing show for us. The chicken was very tender and tasty and the beef full of teriyaki flavour. Also, we had told the staff it was a birthday and they brought out the ice cream on a pancake topped with a sparkler for the birthday girl. It was a very good night.”
Table and birthday reservations with the Kyoto Teppanyaki Japanese Restaurant are available at 02 9871-0377 or through the website link provided above along with details on the new set menus and the quality of food and service that has made it the ‘go-to’ teppanyaki restaurant in Parramatta.
Contact Info:
Name: Jack Tan
Organization: Kyoto TeppanYaki Japanese Restaurant
Address: Shop B2 Carlingford Village Shopping Centre , Carlingford, NSW 2118, Australia
Phone: +61-2-9871-0377
For more information, please visit http://www.kyototeppanyaki.com.au
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 285319
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