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Teppan Territory is a Japanese teppanyaki-style restaurant located in DeKalb Market Hall in Brooklyn, New York. Teppanyaki is a cooking style that describes how the food is cooked. Its name comes from the words teppan, which means “iron plate, and yaki, which means grilled or broiled”.
Service options :
No-contact delivery, Delivery, Takeout, Dine-in
Popular for :
Lunch, Dinner, Solo dining
Accessibility :
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Offerings :
Comfort food, Healthy options, Quick bite
Dining options :
Lunch, Dinner
Amenities :
Good for kids
Atmosphere :
Casual
Payments :
Credit cards
Tips
1. Try the Teppanyaki Experience: Teppan Territory offers an authentic teppanyaki-style dining experience. Sit at the grill and watch as skilled chefs cook your food right in front of you. It's not just a meal, it's a show!
2. Explore the Menu: Indulge in their comfort food and healthy options. From delicious steak, chicken, and seafood cooked to perfection, to vegetarian and vegan choices, there's something for everyone. Don't forget to try their mouthwatering sushi rolls and appetizers.
3. Convenient Service Options: Teppan Territory provides various service options to suit your preferences. Enjoy their dine-in experience for a memorable evening, or opt for no-contact delivery or takeout for a delicious meal at home. They've got you covered!
4. Lunch or Dinner: Whether you're looking for a quick lunch bite or a delightful dinner, Teppan Territory is open for both. Grab a meal during your midday break or treat yourself to an exquisite dinner with friends and family.
5. Location: Situated at 1 Dekalb Avenue in Brooklyn, New York, Teppan Territory is conveniently located in DeKalb Market Hall. Don't miss their inviting atmosphere and top-notch service.
Experience the art of teppanyaki cooking and savor the flavors of Japan at Teppan Territory in Brooklyn.
