Wabi Sabi Teppan Steak House
If you're craving a delicious and unique dining experience, look no further than Wabi Sabi Teppan Steak House. This cozy spot in Chino, CA, is perfect for anyone looking to enjoy a tasty meal with family, friends, or even colleagues. Located at 4029 Grand Ave Unit A, this teppanyaki restaurant offers a wonderful mix of fresh, high-quality ingredients cooked right in front of you, creating an experience that's as exciting as it is delicious.
The vibe at Wabi Sabi Teppan Steak House is relaxed and casual, making it a great place for just about any occasion. Whether you're grabbing a bite after work or celebrating with a group, the moderate noise level adds to the lively atmosphere without feeling overwhelming. Plus, it’s a fantastic choice for families, thanks to the kid-friendly environment that makes dining out easy and enjoyable for everyone.
If you love dining outdoors, you'll be happy to know that this restaurant offers outdoor seating, so you can savor your meal in the fresh air while enjoying the California weather. It's also an ideal spot for group gatherings, with plenty of space for everyone to enjoy the teppanyaki experience together. From tender steaks to perfectly seared seafood, the chefs here put on a show while preparing your meal right before your eyes, making it not just dinner but an interactive experience.
Wabi Sabi Teppan Steak House stands out for its welcoming atmosphere and its ability to cater to different preferences. Whether you're a seasoned teppanyaki lover or someone trying it for the first time, this restaurant offers something for everyone. The menu features a variety of options, so you can enjoy a diverse range of flavors while feeling at home in this inviting, family-friendly spot. If you're looking for a place that combines great food with a fun, laid-back atmosphere, Wabi Sabi Teppan Steak House should be on your list.
Reviews
So we normally go to a Wabi Sabi closer to where we live. But the last time was kinda meh, and they had a rash of bad reviews. So we went to this one in Chino. We were not disappointed. We showed up pretty late. Maybe 40min before closing. We requested a scrambled egg off the grill for my picky vegetarian daughter, and they were happy to oblige. The steak was buttery and fantastic. My husband is normally not a veggie enthusiast, but the flavor on the veggies was SO GOOD he was eating everything. Our sushi was great also. My (non-vegetarian) daughter and I really enjoyed the rolls we got. (Shout out to the Vegas roll!) The staff were so kind and gracious even as we were the last customers there, they encouraged us not to rush.
Sushis are fresh and yummy, price is reasonable. Btw when we are leaving the server gave my kids lollipops, thank you Lily for taking care of us, we enjoyed eating here.
I've been here a couple times before, and returned after about a 6 month absence. The atmosphere is a little noisy, with all the tables and chefs in the same room. We had a party of 6, and they put 2 other random people at our Ronald of 8. The food was ok, but not great. The filet mignon was not as tender and juicy as usual. A little chewy, and not as moist. The rest of the meal was fine. Service on drinks was slow. Overall, a fair experience, but nothing fancy or top of the line. They charged a mandatory 18 percent tip, which was alright. But I wish they allowed guests to tip what they wanted to. I might go back, but it will be awhile.
Came here to celebrate my husband's birthday and had a great time! It was my in-law's first time eating at a teppanyaki restaurant and they were happy with their experience. The restaurant is definitely no-frills when compared to a Benihana or other similarly themed chains. That's not a negative knock on it, just something to note if you take aesthetic into consideration. We came in right when the restaurant opened so we were seated right away. The servers welcomed us immediately and were quick to get us set up with our plates/chopsticks and got our orders. For an appetizer, my husband and I ordered a Wabi Sabi roll, which is a rice-less roll consisting of raw salmon, raw tuna, crab meat, and cucumber. Super refreshing! Additionally, all of our orders came with a soup or salad. I got the salad which was good but doused in miso dressing -- I had to scrape some off because it was overpowering the veggies. The best part of teppanyaki was the show! Our chef was very funny and told jokes throughout our whole experience. I ordered the salmon and shrimp which was well-seasoned and delicious. I can't speak for those coming for dinner but our lunch experience was great! Would recommend this place to others looking for a local teppanyaki experience.
So HEART BROKEN one of my fav restaurants closed. I hope you re open somewhere local, asap!! Miss this place and the employees ;(