Feedback on Erato Teppanyaki. (Hospitality and Gastronomy) located in Adelaide (South Australia)

Erato Teppanyaki

344 Customer Feedback

Hospitality and gastronomy

Restaurant

Fine dining restaurant

Japanese restaurant

Teppanyaki restaurant

21 King William St, Adelaide SA 5000

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Erato Teppanyaki, nestled at 21 King William St, Adelaide, is worth the buzz. Seriously, if you’re in the mood for a unique dining adventure, this place might just be the ticket. Picture this: the vibrant blend of Japanese Teppanyaki and French flair, all wrapped up in a stunning space that used to be a bank. Yeah, you heard that right! High ceilings and gorgeous marble set the stage for a kind of fine dining that’s not just about the food, but the entire ambiance.

Now, the menu? It’s carefully curated—offering a tantalizing array of flavors. Whether you’re trying the fish set or the meat menu, the freshness really sings. But hold on, while some folks rave about the culinary magic, others have noted a few hiccups. A few diners felt that the portions didn’t quite match the price tag, making the experience feel a bit off-balance. It’s a mixed bag, to be honest.

Speaking of experience, the whole Teppanyaki vibe brings something special to the table. You can watch the chefs work their magic right in front of you, which is always entertaining—assuming the chef’s up for it! But be forewarned: not every chef is a showman. Some guests were a tad disappointed, wishing for a bit more flair with their sizzle. That said, others have walked away feeling absolutely delighted by the skillful cooking and incredible flavors.

On top of all that, they offer a solid drink selection with great cocktails and even matcha beer, which sounds pretty interesting, right? Plus, if you’re bringing the kids, there’s a kids' menu available. Not too shabby!

Reservations are a must, especially since they fill up fast—so plan your visit wisely. And while the atmosphere is delightful, let’s not gloss over the downsides; some diners have pointed out that the bathrooms could use a bit of TLC.

With an average score of 4.4 out of 5 from 344 reviews, it seems Erato Teppanyaki has carved out a niche for itself in Adelaide’s dining scene. So, if you’re after a meal that’s more than just food but an experience, swing by and see what all the buzz is about. But hey, keep your expectations in check. You’re in for a culinary ride—just make sure to bring your appetite!