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Teppan Edo

Teppanyaki is food grilled at your table. For most Americans, the Benihana restaurant chain is the typical way to experience it. Unless you have a large group, be prepared to sit with others. After placing your order to the cook standing at your table, he or she will prepare it all before your eyes, putting on a bit of a show along the way.

General Information - Hide Section
  • Location: Above the Misukoshi store, to the left of Tokyo Dining.
  • Date Opened:
  • Seating: Indoor tables
  • Service Type: Table service
  • Children's Meals: Yes
  • Vegetarian Options: Yes
  • Annual Pass Discount: 10% off lunch only, Monday-Friday; no discount on alcoholic beverages.
  • Reservations: Online or call (407) 939-3463 up to 180 days before your visit.
 
Menu Information - Hide Section

Menu updated February 2011

Appetizers

Wafu Ribs - Sake, soy and ginger-braised pork ribs. $8.95
Tuna Sensation - Sashimi-grade raw tuna and avocado cubes served with a sesame-soy dressing. $7.95
Gyu no Nega-maki - Beef wrapped green onions served with hickory-smoked sea salt. $7.95
Garden Salad - Mixed greens and seasonal vegetables. Served with your choice of ginger, creamy sesame, or house original dressing. $5.95
Edamame - Young soybean pods. $4.50
Miso Soup - Soybean soup. $3.00

Sushi

Sushi Roll Sampler - Two pieces each of California roll, spicy tuna roll and sukiyaki beef roll. $7.50
Crispy Sukiyaki Beef Roll - Inside-out sushi roll of sukiyaki beef with sesame seeds, seaweed and sushi rice. 4 pieces. $7.50
Spicy Tuna Sushi Roll - Inside-out sushi roll of spicy tuna mix, cucumber, green onions, sesame seeds, seaweed and sushi rice. $7.50
California Roll - Avocado, cucumber, seafood mix, mayonnaise, and smelt roe, reverse rolled in sushi rice and seaweed. $7.50

Entrees Teppan-Yaki

Includes seasonal vegetables with udon noodles and steamed rice

Single

Filet Mignon - $29.95
Sirloin - $26.95
Hotate - Cold water sea scallops. $27.95
Kajiki Maguro - Swordfish steak. $25.95
Ebi - Large shrimp. $24.94
Ton - Fresh pork loin steak. $20.95
Tori - Chicken breast. $20.95
Yasai - Seasonal vegetables. $15.95

Combination

Asakusa - Sirloin steak and large shrimp. $29.95
Nohonbashi - Sirloin steak and chicken breast. $28.95
Ueno - Chicken breast and large shrimp. $25.95

Kids' Menu

Includes seasonal vegetables with udon noodles and steamed rice

Tori - Chicken breast. $13.00
Ebi - Large shrimp. $13.50
Yasai - Seasonal vegetables. $9.00

Dessert

Green Tea Pudding - $6.50
Ginger Chocolate Cake - $5.95
Soft Served Ice Cream - $ 4.50

Beverages

All beverages $2.95

Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Lemonade, Orange Soda, Iced Tea
Green Tea - Hot or Iced
Low fat milk

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Average Reviewer Rating: 4.2 out of 54.2 out of 54.2 out of 54.2 out of 54.2 out of 5
Number of Teppan Edo Reviews: 14
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4.0/5.04.0/5.04.0/5.04.0/5.04.0/5.0   10/28/09
Reviewer: bmxmom Southern California     November 02, 2009
My 17 year old daughter and I ate here for dinner and had a great time! The restaurant was extremely crowded and we could barely find a place to stand once we had checked in. We were seated next to a really nice family though and had a great chef named Azusa. The food was fun and tasted great...my daughter had filet mignon and I had shrimp. The green tea pudding for dessert was an unexpected treat! The only drawback was the noise level. We couldn't hear anything the waitress or the chef said and the restaurant was so packed that you could barely get to the table. Otherwise this was a great experience! Very attentive and friendly staff.
 
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5.0/5.05.0/5.05.0/5.05.0/5.05.0/5.0   4/17/09
Reviewer: mickeymom5 North Carolina     May 28, 2009
We ate here for lunch to celebrate my husband's birthday. It was super! The service was outstanding. We never had to ask for drink refills. My kids (ages 11, 9 and 2) loved it! They sang "happy birthday" to my husband. Our reservations were for 2:00, but we were hungry at 1:00. They took us right in! We would eat here again and again!
 
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5.0/5.05.0/5.05.0/5.05.0/5.05.0/5.0   July 2006
Reviewer: beachclubbasics Jersey shore     February 18, 2007
We eat at Teppanyaki every time we go to WDW (unfortunately it will be closed for renovations this year when we go) and we are never disappointed. The service is great...kudos to our Chef Tom from 2006 who was very friendly and made our dinner enjoyable (even though we were sitting with a group of very rude people, making snide comments that bordered on anti Asian).

The food is simple, and not traditionly Japanese (hibachi is an American creation), but is delicious in flavor and wonderfully presented. Everything was wonderful, but the best is the green tea ice cream! 2 of my teens are students of Japanese culture (and even speak Japanese) and they thouroughly enjoy every visit here, and my normally picky 12 year old has embraced more traditional Asian cuisine because of Teppanyaki.

Of course you won't find friend rice here (that's Chinese not Japanese).

Overall, it is a wonderful place to go in Epcot!
 
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History and Trivia - Hide Section
  • At this location: The previous name of Teppan Edo was Teppanyaki Dining Room. In July 2007 the restaurant closed for a month for a major refurbishment and updating of the menu. When it reopened in August 2007, it was with the new name Teppan Edo.
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