Mark's Teppanyaki
Xikang, Taipei
Restaurant in Taipei, Taiwan
Book with PearlWhy go
Mark's Teppanyaki is a good Taipei pick when the appeal is the grill-counter format itself: close-up cooking, a small-group feel, a meal built around timing. It is less useful for diners who want published price signals, named awards, or a documented chef-led tasting menu before committing.
About Mark's Teppanyaki
Mark's Teppanyaki is a Taipei venue with a limited public profile in this guide. Consider it if the name and Taipei location fit what you are looking for, but avoid building expectations around details that are not widely published. The value case depends on checking current information directly before you go.
Choose it when you are comfortable with limited detail
The smart read is simple: consider Mark's Teppanyaki if the name and Taipei location fit what you are looking for. Without confirmed details on format, pricing, dishes, booking rules, or recognition, it is best to confirm the essentials with the venue first: opening status, reservation process, current menu, pricing, any needs your group has.
Who should put it on the shortlist
This is a better fit for diners who are comfortable doing a little direct confirmation before committing. If you want alternatives to compare, consider KOUMA Japanese Restaurant, Tempura Sugimura, Shin Yeh Taiwanese Signature, INGE'S Bar & Grill, or Qingshan. You can also look at other dining in Taipei.
Planning details
- Location
- 10462, Taiwan, Taipei City, Zhongshan District, Jintai Village, Lequn 2nd Rd, 199號2樓
- Website
- taipeimarriott.com.tw
- Phone
- +886 2 2175 7952
Venue details
Ambiance
Polished hotel fine-dining teppanyaki with a privacy-focused setup centered on private rooms and chef-led grill preparation.
Tags
Vibe
Best For
Experience
At the Table
- Service Style
- Upscale Casual
- Meal Pacing
- Leisurely
- Capacity
- Medium
Signature Dishes
- USDA Prime beef teppanyaki
- Japanese wagyu teppanyaki
- Pacific lobster teppanyaki
Planning details
Location
10462, Taiwan, Taipei City, Zhongshan District, Jintai Village, Lequn 2nd Rd, 199號2樓 · Directions
Also consider
Where to go if this is not the right fit
Pick Tempura Sugimura if the group wants a clearer Japanese splurge with a defined specialty and published $$$$ positioning. Pick Shin Yeh Taiwanese Signature for a more flexible Taipei meal with a clearer value signal and broader group appeal.
Restaurant context
How it compares in Taipei
Mark's Teppanyaki is the choice for diners who want the live-grill format and a more direct counter-style meal. Tempura Sugimura is the clearer Japanese splurge on paper because its tempura focus and $$$$ tier set expectations before arrival. Choose Tempura Sugimura when budget clarity and a defined specialty matter more than teppanyaki theatre.
Shin Yeh Taiwanese Signature is the safer value comparison: Taiwanese cooking, $$ pricing, broader group utility. It is a better fallback for mixed groups or visitors who want a Taipei-specific meal rather than Japanese counter dining. KOUMA Japanese Restaurant sits closer as a Japanese alternative, though the better pick depends on whether the diner wants grill interaction or a more conventional Japanese restaurant experience.
INGE'S Bar & Grill and Qingshan are useful cross-shops when ambiance is the deciding factor rather than cuisine. Mark's Teppanyaki wins for diners who want the cooking to happen in front of them; the others make more sense when the group wants a broader night-out setting.
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How it compares in Taipei
Mark's Teppanyaki is the pick when the format matters: grill-counter cooking, direct pacing, a meal centered on what happens in front of the seats. Tempura Sugimura is a more defined Japanese splurge because the tempura focus and $$$$ tier make the commitment clearer upfront.
Shin Yeh Taiwanese Signature is better for value-minded groups and visitors who want Taiwanese food rather than Japanese technique. KOUMA Japanese Restaurant is the closer Japanese cross-shop, while INGE'S Bar & Grill and Qingshan make more sense when the room and overall night-out feel are the priority.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I order at Mark's Teppanyaki?
What should I wear to Mark's Teppanyaki?
Neat casual clothing is a safe general choice for a restaurant visit in Taipei, but confirm with the venue if you need a specific policy.
Does Mark's Teppanyaki handle dietary restrictions?
Contact Mark's Teppanyaki directly before visiting if you need allergy-safe handling or have strict dietary requirements.
Is Mark's Teppanyaki good for a special occasion?
What are alternatives to compare with Mark's Teppanyaki?
Other options to compare include KOUMA Japanese Restaurant, Tempura Sugimura, Shin Yeh Taiwanese Signature, INGE'S Bar & Grill, Qingshan. You can also look at other dining in Taipei.
