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Best teppanyaki grill

Updated: 16.10.2026

You want one electric plate named, and a clear reason to leave it on the shelf. The best teppanyaki grill in this set is a score inside nine amazon.co.uk listings captured on 15 October 2026, not a prize for every kitchen in Britain. Round-ups often crown a Quest, a VonShef or a Duronic from a price and a star line, without showing a review file copied onto a longer title. The [teppanyaki grill comparison](/hub/portable-grills/teppanyaki-grill) holds the rows. The Products Compared editorial team applied the score already stored for those rows. There was no lab cook. A qualifying purchase can earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

You want one electric plate named, and a clear reason to leave it on the shelf.

Our top picks

Quest Quest Large teppanyaki grill

Best overall

Quest Quest Large teppanyaki grill
8.4/10about £28.50
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MisterChef MisterChef XL teppanyaki grill

Alternative

MisterChef MisterChef XL teppanyaki grill
7.6/10about £49.99
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LIVIVO LIVIVO Large teppanyaki grill

Alternative

LIVIVO LIVIVO Large teppanyaki grill
7.5/10about £32.99
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On this page
  1. 1.How this pick was scored
  2. 2.Who the Quest Large is for
  3. 3.Who should skip it
  4. 4.Why the other plates do not take the badge

How this pick was scored

The score is the amazon.co.uk star rating times 12, rounded, plus points for review volume. A file with 1,000 reviews or more gets 30 points. Eight points come off for a copied review file, and eight more when the item line contradicts the plate title. Price does not add points. The Quest Large, model 35490, is £28.50, at 4.5 from 4,471 reviews, and the score is 84. The XL copies that review body and scores 76. The XXL copies it and fails the size check, so it scores 68. Boska scores 46 from eight reviews, under 60. A productinspector.co.uk round-up checked on 9 October 2026 also names the Quest 35490 at £28.50.

Who the Quest Large is for

The top pick is a 2,000 W plate whose title says 48 × 26 cm, with a drip tray, a detachable cord and eight wooden spatulas. The item line is 28.5 × 57.5 × 11 cm. For two to four people at a kitchen table, that is the everyday plate. In the 50 stored reviews, fast heat and an easy wipe come up often. One unit stopped after about 30 minutes, one died at 18 months, and one warped with a leg off. The settings field says 1, no voltage is printed, and Amazon's 1.43 kg clashes with Currys at 2.5 kg for model 35490. Best value is the same plate, because £28.50 is the lowest price among scores of at least 60. LIVIVO and Geepas are both £32.99.
Quest Quest Large teppanyaki grill

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Quest Quest Large teppanyaki grill
8.4/10about £28.50
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Who should skip it

Skip the Quest Large if you have measured a table for a 70 cm or 90 cm plate. A 48 cm title will crowd a party. The buying guide checks those lengths against the item line, including the Quest XXL clash. Skip it if smoke in a flat is the problem. An open 2,000 W plate still smokes with fatty food. The indoor teppanyaki grill page is that limit. Skip it if you want degrees on the dial. Boska states up to 215°C, at £69.99 and 3.8 from eight reviews, which is why it does not take the score. A leading score is not a substitute for a UK three-pin plug. Look at the plug in the photos.

Why the other plates do not take the badge

The Quest XL, at £34.99, states 1,800 W and a 70 × 23 cm plate, and the components field says 1 × Large grill. Measure before you treat the shared star line as an XL test. The XXL title says 90 × 26 cm at £42.99 and the item line says 26.5 × 40.2 × 3.5 cm. MisterChef, at £49.99, has its own 661 reviews and a 68 × 29 cm bullet that matches its area. LIVIVO, at £32.99 and 45 × 26 cm, is the nearest rival on length. Reviews describe the surface cooling when the light goes out, and one replacement arrived with a two-pin plug. Change the job, and you are no longer asking for the highest score.

Common questions

Is the cheapest plate also the best value, or is that a coincidence?
On this rule it is both. Best value is the lowest shelf price among scores of at least 60, and the Quest Large is £28.50. Boska, at £69.99, scores 46, so price alone cannot win. If the plate is wrong for your table, the bargain does not travel with you.
Why are the XL and XXL not ahead with the same 4.5?
The stored review text matches the Large file byte for byte. The XL loses eight points for that copy and scores 76. The XXL loses eight more for the size clash and scores 68. The same stars are not three samples.
Who should buy a longer plate anyway?
Buy a longer plate when you have measured the table and the two size lines agree. MisterChef states 68 × 29 cm and 1,976 cm² on its own 661 reviews. Emperial's 23 × 90 cm bullet matches its item line, with a 200 V field on the rating plate. The XXL's 90 cm title is not usable until the item line stops contradicting it.
Is the Boska better because it costs more and says ceramic?
The Boska is £69.99, with a title of up to 215°C and a ceramic surface claimed free of PFAS. The star line is 3.8 from eight reviews, so the score is 46. The material field says stainless steel and the bullets say aluminium. Choose it for a Celsius dial, not as proof it lasts longer.
What about Duronic and VonShef?
This comparison did not capture those listings, so there is no score, no review count and no price for them here. A German test mark on a Duronic page is not evidence for a UK buy. Read that brand's own amazon.co.uk listing for plate length, watts, the plug, and whether the reviews are about that model.
Does 4,471 reviews mean the plate lasts for years?
It means a large amazon.co.uk sample at 4.5. Use the count as volume, not as a warranty. The listing states 12 months from the manufacturer. A dead plate in the first month goes back under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, not into another cook.

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Sources

Public UK sources first, then the nine amazon.co.uk listings and the Quest size page. Prices, stars, and review counts were captured on 15 October 2026.

  1. Electrical Safety First — portable grills (retrieved 15 October 2026)
  2. Electrical Safety First — plugs and fuses (retrieved 15 October 2026)
  3. Plugs and Sockets etc. (Safety) Regulations 1994 (retrieved 15 October 2026)
  4. GOV.UK — Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 2016 (retrieved 15 October 2026)
  5. London Fire Brigade — cooking (retrieved 15 October 2026)
  6. Camping and Caravanning Club — electricity (retrieved 15 October 2026)
  7. BSI — BS EN IEC 60335-2-9:2023+A11:2023 (retrieved 15 October 2026)
  8. Consumer Rights Act 2015, section 22 notes (retrieved 15 October 2026)