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4 Adults 6 kids easily accommodated! The Chef was fun and involved everyone in catching eggs and meat and put on a good display! The kids had a good feed and the adults didn't go hungry either! Not sure I would rush back for the experience again but the quality of food and service was great ! Great little venue if you want to do Teppanyaki!.
What Bailey Cole doesn't like about Hisshou Teppanyaki:
The food in Hisshou Teppanyaki was not nice as the food was more than traditional Japanese Teppstanti, which uses iron guddles for cooking food. The roasted rice, wagyu and mixed vegetables tasted funny and unconventional. View all feedback.
The best chef of all time! I go with the name Justin-Bier! extremely funny and eating was cooked to the best standard and was extremely delicious and wonderful! season on point and lots of fun games!
Had a birthday on a Sunday night. the outside was not too promising and the half of the george street was closed really killed the mood in the city. we were for a Teppanyaki dinner and had a great time! the food was very fresh (the garnel and the chicken were divine) and delicious. we had a banquet that was perfect. would recommend for a night for some laughs, especially to watch friends try to catch the food with their mouth
Great atmosphere, friendly and friendly staff, eating was to die, so delicious! I would recommend this place to eat, I had the best time and so many laugh.
I've never experienced teppanyaki. last time, true local organized a food safari, including a Teppanyaki experience in hisshou teppanyaki. I was excited. together with other reviews of true local we sit around a hot iron plate in haymarket. there are all smiles on the table next to me and I see how you cook a raw egg throws at each of them to catch in a bowl. laughter breaks and our table clocks intently, as we have an idea of what we are for. there are a few options and our table goes for the hibi bankett per person).
Looking more like a nightclub than a restaurant, Hisshou Teppanyaki is one of Sydney's few teppanyaki hotspots. With red lights and numerous flat screens on the walls showing music videos, the stage is set for your rockstar teppanyaki chef to entertain you.The surprisingly long cocktail list will help you get into the spirit(s) of the place. The Honey Ginger Canadian is quite drinkable. This cocktail combines Canadian Club Whisky with ginger, bitters and honey, then lengthens it with soda water.We hit up the cheapest Hibi Banquet and are quickly introduced to our chef for the evening – Wayne. While we get stuck into individual portions of sesame salad and miso soup...read more