Teppanyaki Tables
Cook N Dine’s high-quality stainless steel teppanyaki tables are suitable for use in both alfresco and open areas and are perfect for outdoor entertaining. If you’re someone who loves to entertain outdoors without being trapped in the kitchen, they are the perfect solution!
Our teppanyaki tables come in two sizes, so you can choose between having an intimate meal for two or having friends and family over for dinner and a show. The smaller table is 90cm in diameter while the larger one is 120cm. Both of our teppanyaki tables are sure to provide a memorable dining experience for all your guests.
Our tables are safe to use outside all year round due to the electric, flameless heat the tables produce. The teppanyaki tables also have cooling technology that allows you to use the outer ring of the table as a serving tray while still cooking food in the middle. This means all you will need is the teppanyaki tabletop grill. No serving trays, no outdoor dining sets, no moving food to and from the barbeque.
- Experience the convenience of all-in-one teppanyaki dining!
- Sleek look, hand finished, hard wearing silk brushed cooking surface
- Unique built-in ThermoFlex technology for Dual Zone cooking
- Designed, engineered & crafted in Bavaria, Germany
- CategoryDining Tables, Outdoor Dining Tables & Chairs
- RangeThermoFlex
- BrandCook n Dine
- Warranty2 years
- Country of originGermany
- TS-90: 900mm x 730mm
- TS-120: 1200mm x 730mm
- TS-150: 1430mm x 730mm *Custom made to order
- Power: 230V/ 2250W / 10A
- Material: Premium 4mm 304/V2A German stainless steel
Warranty dependent on correct installation
About the
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The UltraDine® Teppanyaki Grill was originally developed and launched by Paul Schact way back in the 80s and its unique technology has now become the gold standard in single plate cooking with regularly consistent uptake and usage across the world.
Before turning his hand to cooking, Paul Schact III was a leading engineer / industrial designer and one of the first automobile tuning professionals in Europe. His expertise was almost a given with a family tradition of expertise in engineering. His grandfather, Paul Schacht I, founded the family business in 1887 in Stendal, Germany, manufacturing fancy horse carriages and offered leather upholstery as well as paint services. When the automobile gradually took over, the company quickly adjusted to the demand of this new industry era. It was Paul Schact III who delivered Mercedes a world record for straight-off-the-assembly-line sedans and continued to do so for many years, specifically the world records achieved with the famed Mercedes Benz 190 sedan.
Next to his passion for automobiles was his love of cooking. Paul loved the whole cooking process but lamented standing alone in the kitchen while his guests lingered elsewhere in the house waiting for their meals. As a lover of single-dish cooking, he researched the Teppanyaki style of cooking and used his famed engineering skills to develop a cooking device that is not only sleek and elegant in design but is absolutely unique in its operation.
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