Teppan grill izakaya · SUITA
鉄板グリル をかし
吹田市元町4-10(JR吹田駅すぐ)
Teppan Grill Okashi is a Teppan grill izakaya restaurant in Suita, Osaka. A signature order is 'Tai-Maro' Taiwanese-style spicy maronie noodles (¥858). Closed on Sundays.
Good to know: Smoking allowed · not for children
Hours / Access
吹田市元町4-10(JR吹田駅すぐ)
Menu
Prices below include tax (converted from the shop's pre-tax menu at 10%).
Signature2
Small plates16
Salad3
Chicken10
Beef7
Pork7
Vegetables10
Teppan13
Fried15
Noodles9
Rice13
Hot pot3
Each dish is shown translated, with the Japanese name as written in the shop underneath — point at it to order. Prices are reference values from public sources; please confirm on site.
Notes for travelers
Visitors report staff gamely helping out in English and with translation apps. Right by JR Suita Station, open until 23:30.
Frequently asked questions
What are the opening hours of Teppan Grill Okashi?
Mon–Sat 17:00–23:30
When is Teppan Grill Okashi closed?
Sundays
How do I get to Teppan Grill Okashi?
Address: 4-10 Motomachi, Suita, Osaka — (right by JR Suita Station)
How much does a meal cost at Teppan Grill Okashi?
¥2,000–4,000
Is there an English menu for Teppan Grill Okashi?
This page lists the full menu of 108 items with prices, translated into English, with the original Japanese under each dish — just point at it to order.
Reviews
An izakaya built around the owner's original teppan dishes — the signatures are mapo tofu and mapo noodles. Small plates like chilled yuba tofu and takoyaki-style tofu are popular, and portions are so generous it's been described as "halfway between a diner and an izakaya." The bold, punchy seasoning goes perfectly with drinks, and most reviewers agree the prices are very reasonable for what you get. You can watch the cooking from the counter, and many people say the owner's and staff's personalities make them stay longer than planned. Note: smoking is allowed, so it's not suited to children or anyone wanting a quiet meal. [Web] Tabelog 3.07 with 800+ saves. The shop's own tagline: "a creative teppan izakaya that wants a little too badly to make local Suita more fun." The numbing mapo with house-made chili oil and Sichuan pepper is the official recommendation.
The first review is our summary of public reviews and on-site information (not a verbatim repost).