In our restaurant Teppanyaki Kiri, each table has its own chef who prepares the food in front of the guest on a hot iron plate.
The Japanese and local Swedish ingredients provide a unique dining experience. Here we serve a set menu with 7 different dishes, inspired by the Japanese cuisines and our immediate surroundings. Here you sit with others, up to 8 people, at each frying table.
For groups of eight or more, we offer a special group menu. To learn more, please get in touch with us directly.
We're open Thursday through Sunday, and we can't wait to have you join us for an unforgettable dining experience. You can also book an overnight package with a Teppanyaki dinner or an evening package with a bath and Teppanyaki dinner to make your visit even more special. To book your table or learn more, please click the links below:
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We use the same frying table for all food in our Teppanyaki restaurant. We take into account gluten, lactose and nuts, not other allergies or food preferences, the food is still prepared on the same grill table. If you have other allergies, we recommend our other restaurants.
We serve a ready-made menu for the day with 6 different dishes, inspired by the Japanese cuisines and our immediate surroundings. Here you sit with others, up to 8 people, at each frying table.
We do not serve a vegan or vegetarian meny in restaurant Teppanyaki. In that case we recommend you to book either restaurant Nagi or Minamo.
We use the same frying table for all food in our restaurant Teppanyaki. If you are allergic and this affects your allergy, we recommend our á la carte restaurant Minamo instead or restaurant Nago
Restaurant Teppanyaki Kiri is open Thursday - Sunday.
Yes, you can choose to wear your own clothes in our restaurants. If you have booked a package, you will receive, just like at a Japanese onsen, a yukata, a Japanese cotton robe, to borrow when you visit us. You primarily wear this when you are in the Japanese bath or participating in our activities or have booked a treatment. For meals, you can choose whether to wear the yukata or your own clothes.
In our Teppanyaki restaurant Kiri each table has its own chef to prepare the food in front of the guest on the griddle. The Japanese and local Swedish ingredients provides a unique dining experience.
Japanese food at its best. In Japanese cooking, the visual experience is as important as the taste. In our restaurant Teppanyaki Kiri, each table has its own chef who prepares the food in front of the guest on a hob. The Japanese and local Swedish ingredients provide a unique dining experience. Here we serve a ready-made menu for the day with 6 different dishes, inspired by the Japanese cuisines and our immediate surroundings. Here you sit with others, up to 8 people, at each frying table. In case of any food allergy, please contact us in advance.
The word teppanyaki comes from Japanese where the carpet means frying pan and yaki means grill. Kiri is Japanese for fog, haze - we want you to be enveloped by the atmosphere in the same magical way that the fog can settle over an open landscape in the evening.
