This is my first time ever experiencing a Teppanyaki restaurant. I was really exciting and super hungry. My friend and I came right when they open (5pm) and we were the only ones in the restaurant. We ordered almost 160$ worth of food and the experience didn't outweigh the price. The cook was really quiet and even broke the egg while he was performing tricks. He didn't engage with us in any conversation which was fine. The food was also mediocre. Everything they made (beside the sushi) I could make at home. Nothing stood out and by time time we were finished with our meal we watched all the other cooks having a incredible performance. By all means we weren't expecting something over the top but at a Teppanyaki restaurant you are paying for the experience not so much the food.