There are so many buffets in Metro Manila. So what makes Banzai The Great Teppanyaki Theater worth trying?
Bonus Perks
For non-food perks, Banzai has an art gallery with three-dimensional paintings and costumes. It also has The Great Teppanyaki Show every Sunday.
Top 10 Must Try
1. Sashimi Specials
Don’t start by stuffing yourself with Maki and go for the sushi instead. Banzai offers the freshest selections (arranged by cost hierarchy) of Sea Urchin (by request), Salmon, Tuna and Squid.
2.Salad Fever
Banzai has an intensive make your own salad bar and top-notch ready made salad selections which includes: Penne with Dried Fruits Salad, Grilled Squid Salad, Kenya Beans with Tuna, Mixed Soba with Kani and Roasted Sesame Salad, Kilawin Tanigue, Pineapple and Kyuri, Kani Salad and more. The Spicy Salmon and Seaweed Salad are my favorites. You can also try the Thai Beef with Kyuri Salad and Brocolli with Orange Valley Dressing.
If you don't like the seaweed in salad form, you can have the Miso Soup with seaweed and tofu instead.
3. Cash Out at the Chinese Cold Cuts Station
Get the most out of your cash by devouring over their Roast Duck. Don’t forget to put some plum sauce. Their Roast Duck is really of premium quality!
4. Try the Teppanyaki
There are lots of variety at the Teppanyaki Station: Beef Teppan, Beef Misono, Pork Teppan, Chicken Teppan, Tuna Teppan, Fish Teppan, Salmon Teppan, Ebi Teppan, Oyster Teppan, Yasai Itame and Noodles. In addition, there's also Japanese Hamburg and Okonomiyaki.
5. Mix Some Monggolian
A lot of diners tend to miss out on the Monggolian Station. But, it’s actually good because you get to choose your favorite ingredients (thumbs up that they have liver added there!) and the chef will make it taste really delicious. You can choose whether sweet or spicy blend. I like that they use premium sesame oil which delivered great flavor.
6. Suckling Pig and Mains Pigout
I don’t know how Suckling Pig (used to be Wagyu Roast Beef) got into the Japanese genre but it’s worth the pigout. The Tuna Belly, Paella and Main Dish Specials are also worth the try. Mains that were available during our visit were Spicy Pork Ribs, Slow Cooked BBQ Pork, Japanese Curry, Steamed Salmon with Miso Sauce, Wok Fried Eggplant with Bean Curd and Buttered Mix Vegetables.
7. Go Happy with Yakitori and Teriyaki
Enjoy some of their saucy and tender Chicken Teriyaki. And, also pile up some Bacon Wrapped Asparagus to your hearts content.
8. Tempting Tempura and Katsu
Satisfy your tempura cravings from the Tempura amd Katsu Station. Request for a freshly cooked batch of the Ebi Tempura, Chicken Karaage and Pork Katsu and delight yourself upon every crunchy bite. There are also Tempura Pumpkin, Sweet Potato and Eggplant.
9. Drink and Be Merry
Buffet rates are inclusive of the wide selection of drinks: Blue Lemonade, Red Iced Tea, Milo,Hot Cappuccino, Hot Latte and Hot Oolong Tea.
10. Don’t Diss the Dessert
Twirl all you can with their Soft Served Ice Cream with two flavors: Vanilla and Green Tea Matcha. Cool up more with their Shaved Ice, Ice Cream or Halo Halo. Cake selections such as the Cookies and Cream Tart and Chocolate Chip Cookie are skippable except for the Creme Brulee. Health-conscious ones can go for their Fresh Fruits, Minatamis na Saging or Ginataan.
If you’ve got more tummy space, you can also go for the Breads (with a cool rolling toaster), Gyoza, Ramen, Japanese pizza (Shrimp Enokie Pizza, Chicken Teriyaki Pizza etc.) and Takoyaki.
Hope you find this Travel Tripster Tips useful! Enjoy! =)
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For non-food perks, Banzai has an art gallery with three-dimensional paintings and costumes. It also has The Great Teppanyaki Show every Sunday.
Top 10 Must Try
Don’t start by stuffing yourself with Maki and go for the sushi instead. Banzai offers the freshest selections (arranged by cost hierarchy) of Sea Urchin (by request), Salmon, Tuna and Squid.
2.Salad Fever
Banzai has an intensive make your own salad bar and top-notch ready made salad selections which includes: Penne with Dried Fruits Salad, Grilled Squid Salad, Kenya Beans with Tuna, Mixed Soba with Kani and Roasted Sesame Salad, Kilawin Tanigue, Pineapple and Kyuri, Kani Salad and more. The Spicy Salmon and Seaweed Salad are my favorites. You can also try the Thai Beef with Kyuri Salad and Brocolli with Orange Valley Dressing.
If you don't like the seaweed in salad form, you can have the Miso Soup with seaweed and tofu instead.
3. Cash Out at the Chinese Cold Cuts Station
Get the most out of your cash by devouring over their Roast Duck. Don’t forget to put some plum sauce. Their Roast Duck is really of premium quality!
There are lots of variety at the Teppanyaki Station: Beef Teppan, Beef Misono, Pork Teppan, Chicken Teppan, Tuna Teppan, Fish Teppan, Salmon Teppan, Ebi Teppan, Oyster Teppan, Yasai Itame and Noodles. In addition, there's also Japanese Hamburg and Okonomiyaki.
A lot of diners tend to miss out on the Monggolian Station. But, it’s actually good because you get to choose your favorite ingredients (thumbs up that they have liver added there!) and the chef will make it taste really delicious. You can choose whether sweet or spicy blend. I like that they use premium sesame oil which delivered great flavor.
I don’t know how Suckling Pig (used to be Wagyu Roast Beef) got into the Japanese genre but it’s worth the pigout. The Tuna Belly, Paella and Main Dish Specials are also worth the try. Mains that were available during our visit were Spicy Pork Ribs, Slow Cooked BBQ Pork, Japanese Curry, Steamed Salmon with Miso Sauce, Wok Fried Eggplant with Bean Curd and Buttered Mix Vegetables.
Enjoy some of their saucy and tender Chicken Teriyaki. And, also pile up some Bacon Wrapped Asparagus to your hearts content.
Satisfy your tempura cravings from the Tempura amd Katsu Station. Request for a freshly cooked batch of the Ebi Tempura, Chicken Karaage and Pork Katsu and delight yourself upon every crunchy bite. There are also Tempura Pumpkin, Sweet Potato and Eggplant.
Buffet rates are inclusive of the wide selection of drinks: Blue Lemonade, Red Iced Tea, Milo,Hot Cappuccino, Hot Latte and Hot Oolong Tea.
Twirl all you can with their Soft Served Ice Cream with two flavors: Vanilla and Green Tea Matcha. Cool up more with their Shaved Ice, Ice Cream or Halo Halo. Cake selections such as the Cookies and Cream Tart and Chocolate Chip Cookie are skippable except for the Creme Brulee. Health-conscious ones can go for their Fresh Fruits, Minatamis na Saging or Ginataan.
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| Breads and Bread Toaster |
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| Beef, Pork and Chicken Gyoza |
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| Ramen |
If you’ve got more tummy space, you can also go for the Breads (with a cool rolling toaster), Gyoza, Ramen, Japanese pizza (Shrimp Enokie Pizza, Chicken Teriyaki Pizza etc.) and Takoyaki.
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| Takoyaki |
Related Posts:
Banzai The Great Teppanyaki Theater Tour By Tsinoy Foodies
Banzai The Great Teppanyaki Theater by Crumpylicious
| Banzai The Great Teppanyaki Theater | ||
| Address | Bldg J, Seaside Blvd, San Miguel by the Bay, SM Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay City, Metro Manila, Philippines |
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| Budget Per Person | 500-1,300 php | Banzai The Great Teppanyaki Theater Map |
| Payment Options |  Cash |
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| Operating Hours | Monday to Sunday: (even holidays) 10am-10pm |
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| Reservation Required | No | |
| Contact | (632) 552-7368 | (63917) 706-7328 | |