Want to entertain the family for lunch or dinner? Head to Teppan Edo the next time you’re spending the day at EPCOT! Steak, chicken, seafood, and veggie-based entrées take center stage as part of the Teppan-yaki cooking experience, which takes place at your table.
If you’ve dined at – and enjoyed – your local Benihana, you essentially know what to expect at Teppan Edo. Here, diners are seated around a Teppan chef who expertly cooks traditional Japanese dishes, with some extra-special flair.
While the food may not be the most incredible within EPCOT, this is a table-service dining experience that’s sure to keep kids entertained (and off screens.)
Teppan Edo Location
You’ll find Teppan Edo inside the Japan Pavilion in the World Showcase, on the second floor of the Mitsukoshi Department Store.
Teppan Edo Menu
The Teppan Edo menu stays the same whether you’re dining for lunch or dinner. On it, you’ll find a mix of Japanese dishes that range from appetizers to sushi to cooked-to-order entrées.
Appetizers
- Edamame
- Soy Butter Calamari
- Miso Soup
- Takoyaki
Sushi
- Volcano Roll
- Spicy Roll
- California Roll
- Sushi Sampler
Entrées
- NY Cut Steak
- Julienne Steak
- Salmon
- Ebi
- Tori
- Yasai
Combinations
- Asakusa
- Nihonbashi
- Ueno
Entrée Premium Enhancements
- Japanese Wagyu Strip
- Lobster Tail
- Hotate
- Ebi
- Mixed Mushrooms
- Filet Mignon
Dessert
- Mango Mousse Cake
- Soft-serve Ice Cream
- Yuzu Cheesecake
Kids’ Entrées
- Julienned Steak
- Ebi
- Tori
- Salmon
- Yasai
Disney Dining Plan
Although Teppan Edo is both a meal and a dining experience in one, it’s not any different from your average table-service restaurant when it comes to the Disney Dining Plan. Here, you can use the Disney Dining Plan (but not the Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan) and it’ll cost you one table-service meal credit per person for lunch or dinner.
Advance Dining Reservations
Like all other Disney World table-service restaurants, it’s recommended that you book an advance dining reservation (ADR) if you want to dine at Teppan Edo. Reservations can book up quickly once the 60-day window opens up, so plan accordingly.
Is Teppan Edo Kid-Friendly?
Teppan Edo is definitely kid-friendly – and family-friendly overall. While it is a bit “fancier” when it comes to the menu and the dining experience, it’s still a lot of fun for kids of different ages.
You’ll likely want to dine here with older, less picky kids since the menu does feature quite a few Japanese favorites and not much in the way of American-leaning fare for picky eaters. Kids age 5 and up will likely have a great time dining and watching the chefs in action. After all, who better to catch flying bites of food than happy-to-participate kids?
However, if you have littler diners in your party who’ve been to a restaurant like Benihana before and have done well, you’ll have no problem enjoying your meal at Teppan Edo.
