Teppan Edo Fried Rice

[hill6]

Booked Teppan Edo one night for dinner. The rice that is served says it is Sukiyaki Beef.
I don't eat beef. Does the rice have beef pieces in it and is it strongly flavored? Do they allow you to get white rice in its place?

Thanks everyone.

 

[wdwfan1]

Yes, white rice is available.

 

[Hopefully]

Teppan Edo does not have fried rice - neverhas. Fried rice is a chinese food.
The Beef rice is relatively new ( a year or so), but plain white rice is avaialble.

 

[hill6]

Thanks for the information.

 

[kmn952]

Do they still have the noodles?!? I sure hope so!

 

[mommd]

Still have noodles! There are pieces of beef in the rice. They are small shredded pieces and impossible to pick around.

 

[jltdone]

the rice is beef flavored and is very good. Someone at r table had some allegries so they gave her steamed white rice. we just ate there june 8th

 

[hill6]

Thanks for the info about small bits of beef. Will definitely order white rice

 

[TheRustyScupper]

Booked Teppan Edo one night for dinner. The rice that is served says it is Sukiyaki Beef.
I don't eat beef. Does the rice have beef pieces in it and is it strongly flavored? Do they allow you to get white rice in its place? . . .

1) The "new" rice has beef-juice and beef-bits added.
2) It is not fried rice (which is Chinese).
3) However, you can ask for normal white rice.
4) Just let the table "chef" know.
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NOTE:
A little bit of TheRustyScupperTrivia . . .
The Teppanyaki style of cooking (on a grill plate) was invented in 1945.
Originally, it was a method of cooking Western-Style food, not Japanese food.
The Japanese did not take to it as much the tourists who went crazy for it.
I was rudely informed of this when at a Geisha House while on business.

 

[hill6]

1) The "new" rice has beef-juice and beef-bits added.
2) It is not fried rice (which is Chinese).
3) However, you can ask for normal white rice.
4) Just let the table "chef" know.
.
NOTE:
A little bit of TheRustyScupperTrivia . . .
The Teppanyaki style of cooking (on a grill plate) was invented in 1945.
Originally, it was a method of cooking Western-Style food, not Japanese food.
The Japanese did not take to it as much the tourists who went crazy for it.
I was rudely informed of this when at a Geisha House while on business.

Thanks. White rice it is for me.

We have a great teppanyaki place here. They "advertise" it as fried rice. I guess because they "fry" it on the grill when they add the vegetables, egg and soy sauce to it.

 

[D Morggggg]

I wish they actually fried rice!