What is the difference between Japanese Teppanyaki and French Teppanyaki?

The biggest difference between the two lies in the different artistic conceptions: Japanese-style teppanyaki and French-style teppanyaki represent tradition and romance, respectively.

Japanese-style teppanyaki is pursuing nobleness and tradition, and in terms of ingredients, it is pursuing authenticity.

Teppanyaki originated in Spain, but since it was introduced to Japan, after 40 years of development in Japan, the name of Teppanyaki has become larger and larger, and even many people think that Teppanyaki originated in Japan, which shows that Teppanyaki's place in Japan. Because of this, Teppanyaki is a very high-end and extravagant food for Japan. In order for teppanyaki to maintain this nobility, even all the ingredients must be expensive, non-precious and not used. This has also led to the high-end and status of Japanese-style teppanyaki, making it a tradition in teppanyaki.

French Teppanyaki is a combination of Chinese, Japanese, and French. It has a great connection with Japanese-style teppanyaki, but it is different from Japanese-style teppanyaki. Although the French style teppanyaki is named after the French style, it was born after 30 years of development in Taiwan. It is not called a desktop teppanyaki but is named French teppanyaki because of its romantic mood.

As we all know, the most romantic country in the world is France. The French name also reminds people of the romantic mood of French Teppanyaki. Except for the sauce and the way of cooking, the biggest difference between French Teppanyaki and Japanese Teppanyaki lies in the romantic atmosphere. French teppanyaki is pursuing taste and atmosphere, making full use of the combination of sauces and ingredients to make the aroma rich and intoxicating. Coupled with the beautiful performance and elegant words of the teppanyaki master on the teppanyaki station, this romantic atmosphere has reached an extreme, and people can't help but indulge.

Therefore, the difference between Japanese-style teppanyaki and French-style teppanyaki is not only different in terms of ingredients and cooking, but more importantly, the infection of the atmosphere when eating teppanyaki. These are two different kinds of mood perceptions, so you might as well try to feel it with your heart while eating, and believe that you will gain something.