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Good sushi..interesting drinks..Great service! Our server Nikita was amazing! We entered 25 mins before closing time and still received a great servic…
Sarah Lobo Charles
Yang’s Teppanyaki & Sushi
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We made reservations for 7:30 pm. They told us to show up early. We didnt get served until 11:00 pm!!! On top of that, the manager refused to give us …
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Yang’s Teppanyaki & Sushi
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We went for lunch on a Saturday. The place had a few patrons at around noon, but we noticed that more guests started to come in closer to 1pm. While w…
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Yang’s Teppanyaki & Sushi
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Yang's Teppanyaki & Sushi is open for Casual Dining. Yang's Teppanyaki & Sushi serves Japanese, Sushi and Asian dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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10 Reviews on “Yang’s Teppanyaki & Sushi”
I think the only English our cook knew was the word FIRE which he yelled before dousing the grill with oil and making me fear for the safety of my arm hair. That’s the kind of place this is. Dinner and a show. The food is probably one step above a resort teppanyaki place but it is entertaining to do this kind of thing every once in a while. As far as I can tell there isn’t much that sets this place apart for others just like it but if you’re in the burbs near Vaughn and want something other than Italian (what’s wrong with you?) this place is fun. Though the stories of pretty bad service are mostly true.
Pretentious and terrible customer service. Had teppanyaki, sat at a table with a family who requested no garlic or onions in their food, but instead of separating the portions the chef just cooked everything without onions and garlic, including our portion. Even after we specifically told the waitress we want garlic and onions in ours. They served the rice dish first so by the time the meat was ready we had finished all the rice so we were left to eat a plate full of overly oily and salty meat by itself. Between the amount of oil and the butter they used to cook, we ended up with a pool of oil at the bottom of our plate. Not appetizing at all. Typically most Teppanyaki restaurants served chicken fried rice, but this place served salmon fried rice. You probably wouldn’t think much of it but I can only assume that it’s a ploy to rip you off since changing it back to chickenvegetable efried rice had a $4 extra cost with it. How I came to this conclusion? The servers told every single family they served salmon fried rice and asked if it was OK for them. If enough people had complained about the dish that they felt the need to confirm every order, it would probably make more sense to change the menu instead of asking everyone if they were OK with it. Overall not a great experience and would never go again
Horrible Service. The food is ok but the service was horrible. They seated us an hour late and were rude and unorganized. Not an apology or even an offer of a free drink – NOTHING. We were there with a big group and found it hard to hear and talk to one another – the tappanyaki table was too big – not a good idea if your group is more than 6 people. I wont go back – the experience was too awful.
Place looks nice, staff is courteous, but food is bla. Price is above average. Not recommended
This place is terrible. You pay a lot of money for very little in return. Save your money and go to the keg or anywhere else but here. The food is awful. The wait staff are very slow. Major disappointed after reading good reviews. Don’t waste your money and a meal going here. TRUST ME!
This place has gone down hill since my last visit 7 years ago. Food was baseline average, service was so so, and the teppanyaki was meh… looks like the place sold and bought a another owner.
Family Fun. Great place to go with the family, friendly atmosphere, good food and reasonably priced. The chef even allowed the kids to participate in the cooking.