Teppanyaki @ the Brt
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TEPPANYAKI @ THE BRT 154 Barrett Street, Bracken Ridge 4017 07 3269 7011 | thebrt.com THE STORY OF YOSHOKU Yoshoku can be translated to ‘western food’ The addition of a Teppanyaki and Yakitori kitchen reinvented in a Japanese way. It is a Japanese has been a dream of the Bracken Ridge Tavern’s adaptation of Western cuisine that can be traced General Manager, Ben White, for quite some time. back to the Meiji era – a time when Western culture After travelling to Japan on numerous occasions, started to enter Japan and changes began to appear. Ben fell utterly in love with the theatrics and flavours To avoid the fate of many colonised Asian countries of Teppanyaki. When the opportunity for such an by western powers, Japan opened its borders and aggressively integrated Western elements. A innovation arose, Ben jumped on the chance in a yoshokuya is a restaurant where yoshoku food is hope to create a fun, exciting and engaging served. environment where families could spend quality time together whilst enjoying their dinner and a Here are the most popular Yōshoku dishes: show. Yoshoku aims to provide an escape for families Curry Rice, Doria, Napolitan, Tonkatsu and the and friends who wish to take their minds off the Omurice. worries of the world. The name Yoshoku was chosen as the Teppanyaki restaurant is not a traditional Curry Rice or Kareraisu – simply curry poured over Japanese setting, but rather a fusion of Western and cooked rice. Japanese culture. This style was chosen to accompany the offerings already within the Bracken Doria – cooked rice and about anything can go with Doria, but the most popular is seafood with shrimp Ridge Tavern. and squid and bolognese. The ultimate Teppanyaki experience is led by, Napolitan or Naporitan - Adapted from the Italian Yoshoku Head Chef, Grant Farraway. Grant has spaghetti napoletana, Napolitan is cooked noodles, accumulated 20+ years of experience and his passion bacon, sliced onions and slivered green bell peppers for food runs deep. After influence from his father mixed into ketchup and then heated. and grandparents, Grant went on to become a classically trained French European Chef, who now Tonkatsu – a breaded deep-fried pork cutlet with specialises in Japanese and American Low & Slow vegetable salad. food. Coming from a 5-star hotel background and having set up Teppanyaki restaurants overseas, Omurice or Omelette Rice – it is a fusion of rice wrapped in an omelette. Grant is excited to take you on a unique journey to experience Yoshoku. DINNER MENU Choose your set menu then choose your proteins. All set menus come with salad, miso soup, fried rice and seasonal fruits. HATO CHOICE OF TWO (2) $37.50 KUMA CHOICE OF THREE (3) $47.50 KITSUNE CHOICE OF FOUR (4) $57.50 Chicken thigh with teriyaki sauce Bug in shell with garlic sauce Beef tenderloin with garlic and soy Pineapple cut squid lemon garlic and soy Scallop with soybean and onion mayonnaise Tofu with teriyaki sauce King prawn with lemon and soy Salmon fillet with lemon and soy USAGI $35 Tofu Teriyaki Shitake and enoki mushroom with ponzu sauce Eggplant with soybean and onion sauce Steamed rice Miso soup salad Seasonal fruits .