Hospitality Connect stocks 23 teppanyaki plates and grills for Japanese restaurants, hotels, caterers and function venues. The range covers electric and gas models, including bench mounted hotplates and non stick plates. Goldstein, B and S and SOGA are among the brands stocked.
Fuel type is the first decision. Gas teppanyaki plates give fast, adjustable heat and suit kitchens with an existing gas connection. Electric plates need only a power supply, which makes them simpler to install in a tenancy without gas. Plate size sets how many covers you can cook at once, so match it to the seating at each teppanyaki station rather than to total venue capacity. A non stick surface reduces the oil needed and speeds cleaning between services, while a plain steel plate takes heavier scraping and higher heat. Trade pricing applies, delivered Australia-wide.