teppan actually means “iron plate”, while yaki  refers to the cooking style. Classical Teppanyaki dishes include steak, shrimp, okonomiyaki, yakisoba and monjayaki.

Sushi is the Japanese style of cuisine referring to vinegar rice topped with another ingredient, most commonly raw fish. Sashimi actually refers to the raw fish when served by itself.

Diners coming to J-Pan Teppanyaki and Sushi Restaurant in Bangkok have a choice between chef cooked Teppanyaki, freshly prepared Sushi, or diners can cook their own Teppanyaki style dishes on our table set hot plates.

Additionally, J-Pan has classically prepared Japanese dishes such as Yakisoba, Tempura, Don Buri and special lunch and dinner sets.

Please feel free to stop in and visit us in the heart of Bangkok on Sukhumvit Soi 18, just a “stone’s throw” from the Asoke Sukhumvit intersection, above Foodland. Plenty of parking is available, and taxi’s riding by are plentiful.

No Flash in the Pan
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