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Japanese Teppanyaki Inn

  • 182 Collins St, 3000, Melbourne, VIC, Australia


Japanese Teppanyaki Inn
Japanese Teppanyaki Inn

About Japanese Teppanyaki Inn

The Japanese Teppanyaki Inn (or simply The Teppanyaki, as many know it) was established in 1975 in Collins Street in Melbourne's CBD and was the first Teppanyaki style restaurant in Australia.

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182 Collins St, 3000, Melbourne, VIC, Australia

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