I was excited to find that there's a teppanyaki shop here. We arrived on a Sunday night and the restaurant was pretty empty. You can be asked to be seated at the teppanyaki tables (shared with other parties) or at a small table and order sushi.
For teppanyaki, you order which protein you want and all the meals come with a large scoop of fried rice, mixed vegetables, soup, and salad. The chef also gives a little show much like Benihana while he cooks the food.
The servers and chefs here were very nice and he lowered the butter content for me. The reason why I gave 2 stars is because of the food quality and taste. It really wasn't very good compared to what I've had before. Probably even worse than that place in Hawaii. I would not recommend this joint. Their prices are quite high as well, not worth it. You'll get much better Japanese food at Chaya for around the same price or slightly more.