Updated: September 25, 2026

Teppan Edo in EPCOT’s Japan pavilion is Hibachi grill dining at its best!

With family-style seating around a large grill, a personal chef who creates your meal, and an exciting “show” every time, this is a great spot for group dining.

At Teppan Edo, you can make healthy choices without feeling weighed down when you leave. Everything is fresh and delicious.

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The Meal at Teppan Edo

Teppan Edo keeps things relatively simple with a focus on teppanyaki-style entrees. Your meal comes with a salad, steamed rice, vegetables, and udon noodles.

There are delicious Japanese-inspired dishes, most of which are prepared right in front of you.

Some dishes don’t require the grill and are prepared in the back of the house, like the appetizers and sushi.

Service: Table Service, Teppanyaki

Type of Food: Japanese, Hibachi Grill

Location: EPCOT, World Showcase, Japan Pavilion

Disney Dining Plan: Yes, 1 Table Service credit

The Teppan Edo Menu

Click any of the links for our full review of the menu item:

Appetizers

• Edamame – young soybean pods, served chilled

• Calamari Steak – Grilled squid steak tossed with butter soy sauce
• Miso Soup – soybean-based soup with wakame, tofu, green onion

• Wagyu Roast Beef – Tender Slices of Japanese A5 Wagyu served with Umami-rich flavor
• Takoyaki – 6pc fully-cooked octopus fritters topped with okonomiyaki sauce, bonito flakes, and nori

Sushi

• Volcano Roll – Grilled California roll topped with shrimp, scallops, and volcano sauce

• Spicy Roll – 8 pieces tuna-salmon mix with cucumber, seaweed wrap, and volcano sauce
• California Roll – 8 pieces, inside-out roll with crab, cucumber, masago, and avocado
• Sushi Sampler – 2 pieces spicy roll, 2 pieces California roll, 3 pieces nigiri

• Sashimi Sampler – 2 pieces tuna, salmon, yellowtail

Entrees

Served with garden salad, udon noodles, vegetables, and steamed white rice.

• NY Cut Steak – 7 oz hand-cut daily USDA choice

• Salmon – 6 oz fresh Scottish fillet served with spicy yuzu sauce on the side
• Shrimp – 10 grilled shrimp

• Chicken – 8 oz boneless chicken breast

• Vegetables – asparagus, red bell peppers, mushrooms, and tofu

Combinations

Served with garden salad, udon noodles, vegetables, and steamed white rice.

• Asakusa – 5 oz sirloin steak and 5 pc shrimp

• Nihonbashi – 5 oz sirloin steak and 4 oz chicken

• Ueno – 5 pc shrimp and 8 oz chicken

Enhancements

• Filet Mignon – 6 oz. tenderloin USDA choice
• Lobster Tail – 4-6 oz northeastern cold-water tail

• Scallops – 4 oz. Hokkaido sea scallop
• Shrimp – 5 pieces of grilled shrimp
• Mixed Mushrooms – shimeji, white and shiitake in butter and soy

Premium Entree

Served with garden salad, udon noodles, vegetables, and steamed white rice.

• Asakusa Premium – 5 oz Japanese A5 wagyu and 5 pc shrimp
• Nihonbashi Premium – 5 oz Japanese A5 wagyu and 4 oz chicken
• Kanda – 6 oz filet mignon and 5 pc shrimp
• Ryogoku – 6 oz filet mignon and4 oz chicken
• Wagyu Julienne Steak – 5 oz Japanese A5 wagyu

Dessert

• Mango Mousse Cake

• Chocolate Lava Cake
• Ice Cream – Matcha or Vanilla

Kids’ Entrees

Served with garden salad, seasonal vegetables, udon noodles, and steamed white rice.

• Julienne Steak – 4 oz thin-sliced beef strips
• Shrimp – 5 grilled shrimp
• Chicken – 4 oz chicken breast
• Salmon – 3 oz. Scottish fillet with teriyaki sauce on the side
• Vegetables – seasonal vegetables, mushrooms, and tofu

Beverages

Including Non-Alcoholic Beverages and Specialties, Beer, Wine, Sake, Cocktails, and Craft Spirits.

• Nigori Mimosa

• Violet Sake

The Atmosphere at Teppan Edo

You’ll find Teppan Edo on the second floor of the Mitsukoshi Department Store building.

Teppan Edo leans heavily into the hibachi experience. The setup is classic teppanyaki – large communal tables surrounding a flat-top grill where your chef works their magic. There are several smaller dining rooms, helping with the cozy feel, and there are a few hibachi tables in each room.

Expect a lively atmosphere with clanking spatulas, onion volcanoes, and the occasional Mickey shape drawn in oil.

It’s loud but not overwhelming, making it a fun option for families or groups looking for an interactive meal.

Depending on how many people are in your party, chances are you might be sitting with other guests at your table. But the chefs put on a really entertaining and fun show, so you might not even mind sitting with strangers!

If you’ve been to a hibachi restaurant before, this will feel familiar, but with a slight Disney twist.

Reviews

July 2025: REVIEW: Come For the Show, NOT the Sushi at This EPCOT Restaurant
November 2022: REVIEW: Why You Should SKIP the Most Exciting Dining Experience in EPCOT
April 2022: REVIEW: One Reason You Might SKIP a Near-Perfect EPCOT Restaurant
February 2021: Disney Food Blog REVIEW: How Do You Socially Distance at a Hibachi Table in Disney World?!
May 2018: Disney Food Blog Review: Teppan Edo in Disney World’s Epcot
April 2013: Disney Food Blog Review: Teppan Edo in Epcot’s Japan Pavilion

Nosh or Not

Trek to this Japanese restaurant if…

You’re looking for an entertaining experience with delicious food. Oftentimes at Disney World, you have to choose either great food or great entertainment — but not here.

You want to actually see your food being cooked. We love the teppanyaki-style service, where you’re seated around a large grill.

You want a hearty meal that doesn’t feel too heavy. It’s incredibly easy to find “healthy” dishes on the menu.

Make other restaurant plans if…

You have a teppanyaki restaurant in your hometown and want something unique. While we love the teppanyaki service, you might have a similar restaurant near you that you’re familiar with.

You or someone in your group has noise sensitivities. This restaurant can be loud due to all the cooking on the grills right in the dining room, along with the chefs putting on a show for patrons. Instead, try Shiki-Sai next door.

You want a quick dining experience. While Teppan Edo doesn’t require as much time as, say, Takumi-Tei, it can eat up a good chunk of time that you might want to spend touring EPCOT. Check out Katsura Grill for similar eats in a quick-service setting.

Important Information

• Seating is family-style, so unless you have a huge party, you’ll be seated with other people at your table.
• The chefs put on a wonderful show, so have your camera ready!
• Check in with the Mobile Dine Check-in feature on My Disney Experience.
• Annual Passholders should inquire about a discount.

Famous Dishes: Volcano Roll, Chicken Entree, Vegetable Entree, Steak Entree, Asakusa, Wagyu Beef, Violet Sake

See all of the dining options at EPCOT HERE!

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