Tepanyaki Japanese Steakhouse

Saturday night after Thanksgiving, a group of us had reservations at Tepanyaki in Lehi. We arrived promptly, waited a very short time for the rest of our group and we were seated at two tables. Our waiter began to take drink orders, came back with the drinks and then asked the first couple at our table what they'd like to order. They replied ""We aren't quite ready yet"". The waiter then said ""Then I will go to the other table if you are not ready because do you see how many people are waiting to have dinnner here?"" He also said ""We need to get moving!!"" What? Are you kidding me? This was our dinner night out, we had reservations! ""We need to get moving!"" I was apauled and so was my boyfriend! When the same waiter came to take my boyfriends order, Steve responded by saying"" Well, I'd like the steak and chicken, but if you are in too big of a hurry to make that for me, then I'll take a bowl of rice since other people are waiting!"" The waiter said ""What did you say?"" He replied ""You heard me!"" more

its been a six years the Tepanyaki Lehi never get any change. BUT NOW....you should check it out again the new Tepanyaki Lehi.... IT""S NOT ABOUT DINNER. IT""S ABOUT MORE FUN & ENTERTAINMENT!!! more

First of all, I would like to address the previous concern mentioned my Johndue (perhaps they were going for John Doe and couldn't spell). Obviously, they seem to have a vendetta out for the new manager. Since they aren't ""white"" they are 'clearly incapable of offering good service. it's clear that people like this are ignorant and significant problem to society. Additionally, who cares if you have been to Japan? You stated yourself that the new lady was a Japanese woman (which you are probably just assuming) and couldn't satisfy your needs, perhaps you wanted free food? wouldn't surprise me. Also, for someone who seems to be too concerned about 'english' speaking, remember that it is English; take note in the capital E (noun). Anyway, the food is great, the staff is fun and the pricing is decent. more

This is a Japanese sushi and steakhouse...the kind where you sit down around a hot grill and watch your chef prepare your food in front of you while he does a few tricks. Pros: Rare hard to find asian foods, fun for small groups Cons: No reservations, chefs okay more

This restaurant isn't even real Japanese! I'VE BEEN TO JAPAN!!! The woman manager is rude and can't speak english! They use to have a white guy manager who was very polite and seemed to care... WHAT HAPPENED? I use to eat there twice a week because they had great hospitality, nice warm atmostphere, and chefs who were entertaining. Now... I don't eat there anymore and rather eat at Bonzai or Sakura. I feel my very last visit was horrible. Our waitress had the unfriendliest face gesture, my drinks were never refilled, the chef smelled of horribly bad body odor which made me lose my appetite, and when I wanted to speak to the manager man who I've always said hi to, I got this old japanese woman who didn't speak english and also could not attend to my needs as I always received in the past. more