Teppan Territory

Located inside of Dekalb Market food hall. Quick and friendly service. The food came out hot and flavorful. They give a pretty huge portion considering the price and being in a food hall.

This is my second favorite place to get Japanese curry. They're a small foot vendor in the mall on Fulton and I discovered them on accident a while ago and have regretted it. The cashiers are always nice when I come and order from them and it has a little sitting area attached to the hut so you can watch the chefs cook. I would def recommend trying this place out if you wanna grab lunch or a quick bite after work.

Located in the DeKalb food hall, is this little shop selling good Japanese street food. It's a cute looking open front where you can see them cooking the meat on the griddle while you wait. There are a couple of seats in the front for customers. My daughter got their pork katsu don. It was perfectly fried pork with scrambled eggs and onions on top lying on a thick layer of rice. The pork was hot and crispy. The eggs were well seasoned. It was very filling for $13.

The food court down here is insane and has so many choices! But Teppan Territory drew me in!! The food was so fulfilling for their price point. The staff is so kind and you can tell everything is made fresh. You can even watch if you want. They have an array of choices! Once you see the lanterns, go for it!

This was the place I decided to stop by on my first visit to the DeKalb food hall. Not gonna lie, I spent some coin, some being an understatement here but I don't regret it. The Chicken Teriyaki I had was DELISH! and the chicken gyoza was made very well. You can get a decent meal and the chicken teriyaki itself is $14. It's a tad small though so that's where the gyoza $7 and drink $2 came to play which led to my food being more than $20.

Came in for lunch this afternoon and had a yakisoba combination which was very good. The beef was tender and juicy and the sauce amazing. It also came with a side of miso soup. Portion-wise it was fairly big and worth the 20 bucks. The order was ready within 10-15 mins.

I got the pork katsu don which is a breaded pork cutlet, egg, onions and a teriyaki sauce over rice! Food was pretty good! Which there was a little more sauce tho. For $14 it wasn't bad for the portion Food came out super hot in a container with napkins and utensils. Not too long of a wait for the food. Got the gyudon and for $16 it's so skimpy and bland and overcooked. So skimpy compared to the katsudon.

Quick service! I ordered spring rolls and a miso soup. You can pay in cash or credit card and there's an eating area close by if you're not in a rush. The grill if I'm front of you where you can watch them cook, and there's a few stools to sit at.

The food was yummy! You get a really mixed sized portion for the price and it's so filling! I only ate half the curry before I had to pack it away. I did have to add soy sauce because I'm a salty person, but other than that, i have no complainants.The miso soup was scorching hot. Burned my tongue. Be careful. It's piping and fresh. The yakisoba was also delicious. I don't know what sauce they stir fry it in but it was a little smoky and savory and full of umami. The vegetables were perfectly cooked. They weren't mushy but not raw either. However, they could've added more vegetables. It was lacking in that area. Service was quick. I got my food ten minutes after ordering. Would definitely recommend and would come back for more!

The food is prepared fresh in front of you. From the moment you give them your order to when they call your order for pickup every time the service has been quick and always with a smile. Food is very tasty.