Kagen Teppanyaki

PHONE:		6433 3232

ADDRESS:		28D,Taojiang Lu, near Hengshan Lu

		桃江路28号丁，近衡山路

AREA:		French Concession

HOURS:		Daily Lunch 11:30am-2pm Dinner 5:30pm-10pm

CARDS:		Local and international cards accepted
PRICES:		Dinner around 350-500rmb/person, Lunch set 90-140rmb

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Teppanyaki, Japanese,

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REVIEWS

» Sun Sep 21st 2008

" Stylish But Expensive "


Value for money		Suitable for...
The food		.. a date
The service		.. business dinner
The decor		.. with friends

armie

Reviews: 3
Joined: Sep 2008

Kagen is the new outfit launched by the owners of Haiku/Hatsune, and seems destined to compete for the same clientel of this well-loved modern sushi joint. Basically, what Kagen offers us an upscale, a-la-carte version of the all-you-can-eat Teppanyaki places scattered around town. It's difficult to show up as a twoesome as the meals are really meant to be had at the cooking tables. Beef and fish options are quite a bit better quality than that found at Shanghai's other Tep places. No rotgut Saki or horridly sickly plum wine either. It's civilized, decent quality food in reasonable portions. But the cooking table format has it's limitations, and you'll be presented with dishes that seem a little bit cliche. Dinner for two with soft-drinks came out well over 600rmb, which strikes me as a little overpriced. The biggest problem that this place has is that it's directly competing with its own sister restaurant two doors down. Frankly, you can order the same food, plus many better sushi/sashimi options at Haiku for two-thirds of the cost.

» Sat Sep 20th 2008

" Unaccomodating "


Value for money		Suitable for...
The food		.. a date
The service		.. business dinner
The decor		.. with friends

hoyasaxa

Reviews: 15
Joined: Jun 2008

Had heard semi-decent things from friends, but the awful attitude and treatment I received when calling to make a reservation negated any future desire I had to ever visit the restaurant.

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