Teppanyaki or Alfredo's for a group?

[forgetyourtroubles!]

Any thoughts on what would be more popular for a group? I have a lunch res. for both but I need to cancel one- I just realized I made them both for the same day.

 

[Topper]

My personal choice would be Teppanyaki. Please note, if your party is 8 people or less you will be seated at one table. More than 8 and your party could be split.

 

[DisneyJen0504]

Teppanyaki!
Our experience at Alfredos was below average. Tepp is a better dining choice!

 

[forgetyourtroubles!]

I was thinking Tepp had more solid reviews than Alfredos. I've never been to either. I think we'll do Tepp so if anyone needs Alfredos for 10, I'm cancelling our Oct. 15th res.

 

[forgetyourtroubles!]

By the way, the reservationist did tell me that they could seat our whole group together. The party size is now 9 for this res. Should I trust her? She only had one time slot that would seat 9 together. I wonder if they have one bigger table?

 

[danny1649]

Is great and I need to bite my lip I can't say one good thing about Alfredo's so I will shut up.

 

[kristen821]

Alfredo's is horrible. When we went the service was extremely slow and the food was horrible. I haven't been to Tepp but I am going to try it in dec.

 

[SouthofWDW]

Hmm... given the reviews of Alfredos and our experience at Teppanyaki I will say NEITHER.
Benihana is 100 x better than Teppanyaki in terms of quality. The food was bland and tough.

 

[sugermouse]

Teppanyaki is one of our favorites and is great for a group og 8 or less. Enjoy!

 

[Lisa loves Pooh]

My local Japanese steakhouse IMHO is better than Tepp--and I've never been to Alfredo's.

Might I suggest another route and going French, Moroccan or even Mexican! I don't know--just was really disappointed--I guess b/c I expected a little more "mouse house" comedy like back when I was a kid and the steakhouse where I lived at the time--the guys made mickey mouse out of oil when they started cooking. Hadn't seen it since then and wrongly expected it at Tepp.

On the other hand--steakhouse dining in general is a lot of fun for a group--so perhaps your chef will be more comical than in my experience.

 

[AladdinsPrincess]

Those are my two favorite restaurants in Epcot! I would think that Teppanyaki would be more fun for a big group though.

 

[FOTM_Ring_Bearer]

We love the Teppanyaki. They can sit more than 8 at a table. We had 10 people at our table in July. The youngest was 9 years old. I prefer it over Alfredo's.

Each chef is different. Some are more friendly and have more of a show than others.