Each horseshoe-shaped table at Teppan Steak House features two metal hibachi grills surrounded by chairs, allowing the chefs to entertain guests with their juggling skills while they sear orders of vegetables, lobster, or filet mignon directly in front of their peckish audiences. The chefs play catch with a fresh egg and a spatula, and toss salt and pepper shakers into the air and grab them behind their backs. They also build enough mini fires to properly flambé the food and make any pyromaniacs happy.

As the teppanyaki chefs impress crowds with their showmanship, the sushi chefs adopt a more subdued mindset working behind their bar. From this spot, they deftly assemble 50 different rolls, including a california roll topped with baked scallops and drizzled with eel sauce and spicy mayo. The sushi chefs' flair for the dramatic is apparent in their artful presentations.