We compared two electric teppanyaki griddles: the Emperial Electric BBQ Grill and the COSTWAY XL Electric Teppanyaki Grill.
What we looked at
Power output, temperature control, and price.
The verdict
If you want the lower price on the more powerful 2000W griddle with 8 spatulas included, the Emperial is the value pick at £44.99. If you would rather pay £4.96 more for 5 adjustable thermostat settings and insulated, non-slip handles, the COSTWAY XL is the alternative, at £49.95.

A £44.99 teppanyaki grill with 2000W power and a 90cm cooking surface.

A £49.95 teppanyaki grill with 5 thermostat settings and insulated handles.
Emperial Electric BBQ Grill, Teppanyaki Table Top — Most Powerful
Intended for: Marketed as a tabletop teppanyaki grill with a non-stick aluminium plate and integrated oil drip tray, a powerful 2000W electric grill plate with an adjustable temperature dial, a portable W23 x L90cm design suited to camping, caravanning or dinner parties, and 8 spatulas included for serving.
What we liked
- Cheaper than the COSTWAY on these listings, at £44.99
- Higher stated power: 2000W
- Longer stated cooking surface: 90cm
- 8 spatulas included, more than the COSTWAY's 6
Worth knowing
- No stated multiple preset thermostat levels, just a single dial
- No stated insulated handles, unlike the COSTWAY
Best for
- Buyers who want the lower price
- Anyone who wants the most powerful stated wattage
- Those who want the longest cooking surface
Not ideal for
- Anyone who wants multiple preset heat settings
- Buyers who want insulated, non-slip handles
COSTWAY XL Electric Teppanyaki Grill — Most Heat Settings
Intended for: Marketed as an XL electric teppanyaki grill with an adjustable thermostat offering 5 settings and 1800W of power, a 70x23cm non-stick cooking area, 6 spatulas and 2 non-stick rings included, insulated handles on each side plus non-slip rubber leg caps for stability, and a detachable power cord for easy washing, CE certified.
What we liked
- 5 adjustable thermostat settings, per the listing
- Insulated handles and non-slip rubber leg caps
- Detachable power cord for easy cleaning
- Includes 2 non-stick egg rings
Worth knowing
- Costs £4.96 more than the Emperial on these listings
- Lower stated power: 1800W against the Emperial's 2000W
Best for
- Buyers who want multiple preset heat settings
- Anyone who wants insulated, non-slip handles
- Those who want a detachable, washable power cord
Not ideal for
- Budget-conscious buyers
- Anyone who wants the most powerful stated wattage



