Prince Japanese Steak House

This place is great. Nice little teppanyaki show and delicious food. The filet and seafood are amazing. The sushi is great as well.
The parking is a little tricky if you go on a busy night but it shouldn’t be too much of an issue.
Overall it’s a great place and highly recommend. Always fresh and a great atmosphere.

I visited this reataurant in January’16 after quite a few years as I live further west of GTA. The Teppan was as great as it was when I visited last. The service was quick, quantity could have been more but overall a good place to come back. Lunch is expensive. for 3 people with pops came to $ 60.but worth it if you are taking out special people:)

I love this place being having TEP here for new years eve for last 5 years going back again this year

My wife and me made a reservation for 8 pm on Sat. When we arrived, we were waiting at the front for what felt like 5 min before a waitress came to see us. Where the maitre’d was, I am not sure but one would think that Prince Japanese would have one by the front. It was not a good first impression. Then the waitress took us to the sushi bar where we waited for 40 min before being seated at the Teppanyaki table. Keep in mind that we had a 8 pm reservation. During the 40 min. wait, the host did apologize to us but no one asked if we wanted something to drink while we waited for our reservation to become available.
We finally were seated at 8:40 and ordered a couple of Teppanyaki meals. The miso soup was good. The seafood entrees were okay but I have had more flavourful entrees at other Japanese restaurants. The rice and veggies were fine. On the whole, the food was okay but I feel that Iron Chef in Mississauga has better tasting food and slightly better deals (prices) than Prince Japanese. Their service is better and the wait is not as long.

This is a great little place. It’s tucked away so you have to keep your eyes open, but when you finish the search you will be well rewarded.
The setting is wonderful. The food is fantastic. The staff is amazing.
This has been my favorite spot on this visit to Canada.

This is a wonderful place to bring a group. I came here with my family for the Teppanyaki and it was great! We had the rice wine and they also have good cocktail options. The cooked food options are prepared right in front of the group. They also have sushi options that are prepared in the back. I ordered the filet minion and the chicken teriyaki. It was exciting watching the cook prepare the meal. The sizzling sound teased our appetite. First they cook the rice with eggs, then cook the meats, and then cook some veggies. The smoke quickly escapes in the big vents in the ceiling. When they cook the onion they make it into a volcano shape add oil and it creates a big flame! It’s cool to see. The cook was fun to watch as they quickly moved around the spatulas and tossed the food around and eventually into our plates. They meal was good, not the best but you do get a show as well and the prices are reasonable. Some ordered the salmon and they were surprised to see they got two big pieces. This place is worth it for the entertainment for a group. It isn’t a place that everyone in the group can conversation because the chairs are in line around the table and you would just talk to the people beside you, but everyone enjoys the show!

Always end up here when looking for the right place to have a dinner. The food is great and the cooking show is always a great add on to a regular dinner out.
The place is unusually busy even on the weekday nights.

Being from out of town, our friend suggested dinner at this place. I was pretty excited when I found out it’s a teppanyaki place since I haven’t been to one for a while & I was ready to see a show. I have to say I was sorely disappointed by the «show» part. Other than the opening where the chef spread fire across the grill, he didn’t do anything else.
Since we came with a large group I got to try a lot of different things on the menu.
–tempura — good
–sushi/​sashimi platter (it was ok but not super fresh-wouldn’t recommend it)
–Teppanyaki (NY sirloin/​filet mignon/​salmon/​scallop-​all of this was just buttery & salty)
I would go somewhere else but I heard there aren’t a lot of teppanyaki/​sushi options in the area.

I use to come here often for lunch and dinner because food, service and price were all good.
Recent visits have been disappointing:
Bad service
Arrogant & pretentious staff including owner
Food not fresh
Very expensive (set price minimum)
Sad to see another resturant forget «you are as good as your last meal»

Made a reservation for 8 pm. Ended up getting seated at 830. Not cool. Took another 20 minutes for the waiter to come and take our order. Was stuck sitting beside 4 kids aged 1 – 8 but tried to make the best out of it. I was kind of confused on how these kids are having dinner at 9. Anyway, they forgot the miso soup part of the meal and there were very little veggies. Service was extremely slow and didn’t end up eating until 930 a full hour and a half after the reservation. Asked the filet to be cooked medium rare but it was more like medium well. It was still tender though. All in all would never come back here due to the lack of service and poor atmosphere. It’s like a poorly run Benihana.

With a suggestion from the nearby hotel I stopped in for a late dinner. The strip mall was a bit off putting but the inside of the restaurant was very nice. They have some intimate rooms with seating, tables in the main dining room and another separate room with seating around the cook top for the ‘steak house’ portion of the restaurant name.
I opted for a few appetizers for a sample of what they had to offer. The chicken skewers were very most. Not over powering with sauce, as they put it on the side. The salad was good; iceberg lettuce and some shaved carrots. The tempura veggies were a bit on the greasy side; onions, mushrooms, potato and green beans. I didn’t care for the dipping sauce that came with the veggies however they went well with the sauce that came with the chicken.
The service was quick for me. Maybe due to my take away order, I’m not sure. Next time I’m staying at one of the nearby hotels I would come back to Prince.

We have been to this place 5 times. Its a great place to have a fun night out. My kids love the show that the chefs put on. My wife and I enjoy the great food. Good selection and good price$$$$

After we were seated, we waited an hour for someone to come take our order, then another 20mins for someone to come cook our meal. The waitress didn’t seem to care that we were waiting so long, until we complained! The food was OK, but who can’t make something taste good with a ton of butter and salt? The portions seemed a bit small for the prices you pay ($ 22 for the set menu). I had NY sirloin and scallops, and both were mediocre. The scallops were salty, probably to hide the fishiness. The only reason they are getting 3 stars instead of 2 is because my husband got free ice cream for his birthday and we got a sorry for the wait on the way out. I don’t think I’ll be coming back again.

I would skip this place unless you’re really craving sushi (or teppanyaki) and have no other choice.
We were seated quickly, but because the dining room was empty, as most customers were at the teppanyaki grill. Service was slightly condescending, but not overtly so. They even told us that the restaurant was closed at 10:45, after we’d paid and we’re sitting, talking. The thing is, they state that they close at 11:00, and there was another table who were still eating. Not allowed to sit and talk after the meal?!
The food was just okay. Definitely nothing special. I had the sashimi dinner and it was ho-​hum. The cuts of fish were not the greatest and the wasabi was not that good. My wife ordered the sushi dinner and we were asking if we could change some of the fish, but the answer was a stern NO.
If you ask me if I want to go back, my answer is also NO.

From the outside, this place doesn’t look like much and you’d almost miss it in the strip mall if you didn’t know about it. Inside, it’s pretty large, clean and modern, and accommodates a large amount of people. I came here for a business lunch and it was a great experience.
I’d suggest getting the sashimi vs. the rolls, but that’s usually my preference whenever I have sushi. I don’t really like too many competing flavors in the rolls, or lots of sauce /​mayo. The sashimi lunch platter ($ 13.95) was a good choice. The fish was fresh, the pieces were not skimpily cut, and overall, delicious.
The roll selection seemed a bit heavy on the sauce, or were fried, and I wasn’t overly impressed with the roll that I got. It was good, but nothing that I’d want to get again and again.
All in all, a solid place to get sushi. I would definitely come back.

This place has never disappointed. IN a strip mall placed what seems like randomly, it’s the attitude, if you build it they will come. IN fact I think the other resaurants that have popped up in this strip mall are there just to handle the overflow from this place.
The menu us priced very reasonably. Lunch– even better– recommend the pork tonkatsu bento box!
They offer sushi, table service ro teppanyaki. Teppanyaki has a nice show feature to it, is a good option for lunch because it is well timed to be in and out under an hour.
Décor is lovely. Very clean, well maintained, and guest friendly or business meal friendly. It can get very loud at lunch. Reservation highly recommended as this place seems to be über busy all the time.

Had the chicken and shrimp teriyaki and it was great. The show was fantastic and they even involved myself and a few others in some of the grilling. Will come back for sure

Compared to other teppanyaki places, the food here was pretty good. The staff was friendly and attentive. The chef was nice and did a couple of tricks, but overall, the «show» part of teppanyaki wasn’t that great.
Since I was in a group, I had the chance to try a bunch of their foods. Had the beef enoki maki, green dragon roll, miso soup, salad, and the choice of 2 meal (had steak and scallops). The way they cook makes good food without too many complicated flavours :)

This place is wonderful. Their food is spectacular. I tried the Prince Dinner, which comes with Beef Teriyaki, Chicken Teriyaki, shrimp, a salad, and miso soup. The food was EXTREMELY fresh, EXTREMELY flavorful, and EXTREMELY delicious.
Others at the table got the sushi/​sashimi plates, and I was definitely kind of jealous when I saw what came out.
The wait staff was attentive, friendly, and helpful. The beer selection was a bit lacking, but they did have a strong showing of hot and cold sake.
We didn’t sit at one of those fancy tables with the flat-​top grills in the middle, but we still got quite a show nonetheless.
Awesome stuff!

My co-​workers have a debate on weather this place or another place in the area is the best place to go for sushi near the office. My opinion is that this isn’t the place.
You can tell that they are set up for the business lunch rush as when I received my sushi platter it was not fresh. You could tell that they have trays of each type of sushi waiting in the cooler to be put on a plate.
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