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Teppanyaki Kyoto Japanese Restaurant ·$$

Bryant Street is home to one of the most popular Asian restaurants in Pittsburgh, namely Teppanyaki Kyoto. This restaurant offers fantastic Japanese fare, highlighting the Teppanyaki style of cooking that revels in grilled, broiled or pan-fried food. The star specialty here is okonomiyaki, a kind of made-to-order pancake that integrates your choice of meat and ingredients. Other favorites here include bacon with mochi and fried calamari.

Website: teppanyakikyoto.com

Phone: (412) 441-1610

Cross Streets: Between N Clair St and N Euclid Ave

Closed now

  • Mon Closed

5808 Bryant St Pittsburgh, PA 15206 ·172.80 mi

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Amenities

  • Accessible
  • Wifi
  • Family friendly

Reviews

yelp
4.0 240 reviews
5 star
125 4 star
74 3 star
25 2 star
11 1 star
7
Anastasia M. 10/10/26

the food here was very good! i loved the okonomoyaki the most as well as the fried mackerel which was a seasonal special. personally, i would not recommend the onigiri. the restaurant is...

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Phil M. 09/25/26

What a great Japanese street food experience. Loved the interior and exterior of this place as well as the super friendly service. I ordered kimchi pork which was straight gas. The pork was so...

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Isabel L. 07/21/26

Another fantastic meal at Teppanyaki Kyoto! With family visiting, this was the first spot on my list. We sat at the traditional tatami table with so many of my favorite bites. Service is always...

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Ryan S. 05/09/25

I went in a group, and we split a lot of different items. The seaweed salad was good (4/5), and the pork gyoza was all right (3/5). The takoyaki has a crunchy outside and a good flavor (4/5), and...

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Ken L. 11/04/25

This was such a cute spot! Definitely feels very cozy and like an izakaya. They do Japanese home cooking. Everything is made fresh on the spot. You order on an iPad. I came for lunch and really...

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