Full of emotions with teppanyaki, Japanese cuisine style, cooking with an iron griddle. At Ariake Japanese Restaurants, you can watch the cooking show; wielding, juggling, and firelight up.
That will open up all of your 5 senses; sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell with full experience from the dish in front of you.
Today, the chef’s show is really attractive. And all dishes are so delicious, its aroma is so seductive since the show. Ariake Japanese restaurant serves teppanyaki (dishes cooked using a teppan, including steak, shrimp, okonomiyaki, yakisoba, and monjayaki) sushi and sashimi.
Teppanyaki originated in 1945, start by the Japanese restaurant “Misono”, it is western-style cooking on a pan/teppan. And then teppanyaki is very popular, especially among foreigners. The attraction of teppanyaki is an experience while sit and watch live cooking, and each chef has different tricks.
The shop has a variety of seating corners to choose from, at teppanyaki station to watch the chef’s cooking show or at a sushi bar, and in the private dining room “Tatami” in Japanese style.
Sight experience:
Ariake Restaurant, Le Meridien Phuket Beach Resort decorated in Japanese style.
Hearing experience:
The restaurant’s staff told me that “Ariake” is the name of a city in Japan, everyone in this city can cook and every dishes from them are delicious.
Smell experience:
Sitting in front of an iron griddle, so a delicious cooking smell always coming to my nose, stimulating the digestive juices in the stomach to work better.
Taste experience:
The hot dishes from teppan are really amazing. And for sushi and sashimi, the ingredients are really fresh and the best quality, thinking of that meal makes my mouth water.
Touch experience:
Sitting in the Ariake restaurant, comfortable and relaxing furniture made me feel like eating at a friend’s house. All staffs are friendly.
Opening Times:
Every day 18.00 – 23.00
Contact:
076 370 100
Location:
Karon Nui, Phuket – From Patong, the hotel entrance is on the right-hand side, it is a small intersection on the way to Kata-Karon.
