Righteous Teppan

Decided to try the seafood course at $35.

Comes with 2 pieces of salmon, 3 prawns and 3 scallops.

All seafood were fresh, but portion felt quite small.

Prawns were slightly overcooked. And was presented with mentaiko sauce.

Salmon was cooked in teriyaki.

Scallops were cooked with teriyaki and garlic.

I would suggest going for the meats as the quantity is much more and would he more filling then the seafood.

The stingray is also more value for money.

Came back again to try their other menu items.

Cod fish was fresh, the chilli padi goes really well with the teriyaki sauce.

Meat was bouncy and tasted quite fresh. Do look out for bones, there were a few in mine, which is expected for cod fish.

Portion was a little smaller than expected.

Served with rice, beansprouts and miso soup.

The last thing u expect at a teppanyaki place, is a sambal stingray. But the guys at Righteous Teppan did this quite well. The sambal was overflow, I finished the entire stingray and there was still excess. They even gave u blachan just in case u not enough sambal.

Sambal was fairly spicy with a good kick to the taste buds. Stingray was adequately fresh, it was not stale, but I definitely had fresher. The previous time I ordered through grabfood from here was quite fresh.

With lots of variety on the menu, I will definitely return for the other items with my wife.

Drinks are quite expensive here, $2.90 for a can of soft drink.

Overall 4/5