Teppan Village - Whistler, British Columbia

前台女服务员非常不友好，前台女服务员非常不友好。食物也就一般水平，厨师很努力，不知道服务员的傲慢从哪里来的。不建议去这家店。 The following are reprinted comments from other customers: Worst teppanyaki restaurant! The service was awful, the waitress did not want to be working and had zero customer service skills. They wanted you in and out as soon as possible but of course, expected a big tip. They didn't even let you finish your ... food and you already had the bill in front of you. Everything was way overpriced, tasteless and not worth it at all. I've been to many teppanyaki places and this one is the worst so far. If you wanted the rice prepared in front of you, it would've been an extra charge, something that's always included in every single other teppanyaki restaurant I've been. The chef was very friendly but still not worth the over $180 CAD dollars for 2 people for less than 40 minutes. I definitely do not recomend this place. Safe your money and go to any other restaurant in Whistler. It would be cheaper and I'm sure it will taste better. Read more

The good, steak cooked well, service excellent and friendly, good atmosphere. Unfortunately the bad, the family sharing our table left promptly, kids asleep, so then the chef decided to the clean the grill, hence it got a bit smokey while we hadn't finished eating, which really isn't on. Putting that to ... one side, would recommend and happily go back. Read more

This is an experience type venue that gave us a very poor experience. The chef cooks the food on a plancha. Seems like it should be fun, and so our children and adults alike were excited to see the concept. However the waitress could not care less. Didn’t greet us, didn’t ... want to explain the concept, no smiles, just didn’t care one jot about our group. Having spoken to the couple who were sat next to us, they had a similar experience. Some examples, but not exhaustive, are her first words being ‘are you ready to order’ having been sat down for 2 minutes. Nothing about drinks or would you like me to explain the menu etc. we had four children in the group. Absolutely no interaction with them. She was extremely abrupt, not personable and not friendly. We felt as though we were a problem to her. Then the food: 44 dollars for 8 very small unflavoured prawns. The miso soup was decent, the salad also nice. Except our waitress took mine half eaten away when I was chatting with my kids! The chicken was one breast served between 3 people at 40 dollars each. The steak, shared between 4 at 50 odd dollars each was one rump steak. The Signature dish with a few cubes of rump, a couple of scallops and a couple of prawns was 62 CAD! This place is a rip off. Further, I made my point known to the front desk, and they shrugged their shoulders. This place genuinely doesn’t care for you, they care only for your money. The only good thing was the chef. Put on a great show and the kids really enjoyed the fire. Other tables must have had a similar experience. Our group of 8 are in whistler for another 10 nights and we certainly will not be coming back or recommending this place to anyone. This is in stark contrast to somewhere like 21 Steps, which has excellent food and excellent service. As for Teppan, please don’t bother if you care for good service and good food. They really do not give a damn about the client. Avoid! Read more

The atmosphere is good, our chef is professional and fun. But the food is ordinary, teppanyaki is good, but the fried rice that comes with teppanyaki is very sticky. Also don’t upgrade to fried rice, not only because it is sticky, it will also cost extra $4 and they didn’t ... inform you when asking you to choose rice or fried rice. Overall it’s good, a little bit pricy. Read more

Very good food, pricey but it's what do you expect here. Our cook was good, might have been an off day for him. Better signage for this location is my main critique. Overall good experience. Learn more of our adventures on IG: andrew.anne.adventures