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The Hyatt Regency's Shiki Japanese Restaurant gives us impeccable service and fine tableware, things that underpin a sense of occasion. Shiki also throws a welcome bit of fun into the mix. Its teppanyaki-style dining is as entertaining as it is delicious. You can opt for a la carte, but a seat around the giant grill provides a feast of action as the chefs provide some theatre. In a large group, you can't help but have fun at the culinary show.

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Reviews of Shiki

  •   4 reviews
    An experience worthy of its high price tag.
    Shiki offers excellence in food and service and I would highly recommend them for a special evening

    5 months ago

  • Kelly T
    Kelly T  Local Star   474 reviews
    For a special occasion where you want something a bit different - this is the place for you. From the moment you walk into the Japanese "garden" you forget that you're in a large chain hotel because it's so peaceful. I love that most customers are seated around the teppanyaki grills so that you can watch your own meal (and others) being cooked. The menu is structured around a lot of smaller meals which means you can try a bit of everything. The highlight dish for me was the whiting with coriander pesto, but the prawns, oysters, steak, asparagus etc were all good too.

    2 years ago

  • di-zee
    di-zee   6 reviews
    Great chance to sample so many Japanese delicacies, with a bit of fun watching it all made on the teppanyaki grill. Great for a crowd of 10 or take your chances with the people who will share your table. One for special occasion budgets, but not too formal.

    2 years ago

  • Monday:
    6:00 PM-11:00 PM
  • Tuesday:
    6:00 PM-11:00 PM
  • Wednesday:
    6:00 PM-11:00 PM
  • Thursday:
    6:00 PM-11:00 PM
  • Friday:
    6:00 PM-11:00 PM
  • Saturday:
    6:00 PM-11:00 PM

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Dining Options

Indoor Dining Banquet A-la-carte Functions

Cuisine

Teppanyaki Japanese

Price Guide

Mains under $50 Entrees under $30

Licensing

Licensed and BYO

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Editorial Reviews

  • Fun amid the formality

    The Advertiser

    Wednesday, August 26, 2009

    Everyone loves a good ham. Not the meat but a flamboyant showman, and Shiki offers fine dining with a splash of theatre.

    FINE-DINING restaurants tend to play heavily on formality - fine food is serious business.

    But dining out should also be entertainment. The Hyatt Regency's Shiki Japanese Restaurant gives us impeccable service and fine tableware, things that underpin a sense of occasion. Shiki also throws a welcome bit of fun into the mix.

    Its teppanyaki-style dining is as entertaining as it is delicious. You can opt for a la carte, but a seat around the giant grill provides a feast of action as the chefs provide some theatre. The recent winner of Restaurant; Catering SA's award for best restaurant in a hotel, it offers an environment for guests to gather as groups of 10 at bar tables wrapped around these hotplates, presided over by flamboyant chefs.

    In a large group, you can't help but have fun at the culinary show.

    We recently joined a table made up of three unassociated parties who all enjoyed one chap's regular updates, courtesy of a discreet earpiece, on a Crows' ...

    Source: Adelaide Now | Restaurant Reviews | Cuisine

    Full review on Adelaide Now | Restaurant Reviews | Cuisine

  • Fun amid the formality

    The Advertiser

    Wednesday, August 26, 2009

    Everyone loves a good ham. Not the meat but a flamboyant showman, and Shiki offers fine dining with a splash of theatre.

    FINE-DINING restaurants tend to play heavily on formality - fine food is serious business.

    But dining out should also be entertainment. The Hyatt Regency's Shiki Japanese Restaurant gives us impeccable service and fine tableware, things that underpin a sense of occasion. Shiki also throws a welcome bit of fun into the mix.

    Its teppanyaki-style dining is as entertaining as it is delicious. You can opt for a la carte, but a seat around the giant grill provides a feast of action as the chefs provide some theatre. The recent winner of Restaurant & Catering SA's award for best restaurant in a hotel, it offers an environment for guests to gather as groups of 10 at bar tables wrapped around these hotplates, presided over by flamboyant chefs.

    In a large group, you can't help but have fun at the culinary show.

    We recently joined a table made up of three unassociated parties who all enjoyed one chap's regular updates, courtesy of a discreet earpiece, on a Cr...

    Source: Adelaide Now | Restaurant Reviews | City Surrounds

    Full review on Adelaide Now | Restaurant Reviews | City Surrounds

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