Wharf Teppanyaki by Kobe Jones

Australia’s largest teppanyaki table was launched on Tuesday, 19 October by Kobe Jones located at King Street Wharf.

October 27th, 2010

Weighing in at over 4 tonnes, the table at Kobe Jones’ newest teppanyaki restaurant has 12 cooking stations and caters for up to 46 people. Guests were treated to a sensational teppanyaki experience including wagyu beef rolls and Alaskan crab.

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