Miyabi Grand Opening

On 12th February 2002, a new concept of dining was introduced to the City of Lancaster. Formerly known to locals as the Peacock Chinese Restaurant the new owners of Miyabi Japanese Restaurant took the plunge and decided to introduce a new blend of Japanese style cuisine to the city. Being the first to offer Japanese cuisine in Lancaster and after trading for just over a year, Miyabi has already acquired a healthy regular customer base not only locally, but has also attracted diners from nearby surrounding villages and towns, including Cumbria, Preston and Blackpool. The restaurant boasts an excellent atmosphere along with a mixed combination of soft Oriental music played in the background.
Japanese Teppanyaki

The restaurant itself is split into two sections. Teppanyaki tables (hot plate cookers) are fitted towards the rear of the restaurant where customers are invited to enjoy their meal while it is being freshly prepared and cooked in front of them by Miyabi's fully trained chefs. On most occasions the chefs will also provide entertainment to the customers whilst preparing the meal, such as juggling with eggs or salt and pepper pots. All dishes are cooked in front of the customer from fresh raw ingredients, and customers are encouraged to request any special cooking requirements to the chef who is preparing their meal. Miyabi's chefs will be more than happy to prepare foods to the highest satisfaction required from the customer.

A more traditional seating area is arranged towards the front of the restaurant for customers who opt for non teppanyaki options such as sushi and other light snacks. This section of the restaurant also serves as a seating area for customers to enjoy a dessert or beverage after dining on the Teppanyaki table.
** This section is currently undergoing some refurbishment**
Sushi or Sashimi

It is a common misconception that eating Japanese food means eating raw fish. Although seafoods do form a part of the Japanese diet, there are also a whole host of meat and vegetable options available. Sushi and Sashimi are very popular Japanese delicacies which do entail raw fish, but also cooked meat, seafood and vegetables too.

  • Sushi is actually based on rice and is served with a slice of cooked or raw fish of choice on top.
  • Sashimi on the other hand is literally served as pieces of raw fish
Vegetarian Dishes
Miyabi welcomes those who prefer a vegetarian diet and offers an extensive range of vegetarian options on the menu.
Menus may vary according to season availability and prices. Please enquire with restaurant staff about the latest menu availability.
 
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This website was designed and produced by Emma Yiu. All information, contents and images provided on this website is accurate as of the day it was last updated and is copyright Miyabi Japanese Restaurant Limited 2003.