February 21, 2026, Saturday, Loop Ride to Teppanyaki Grill & Buffet 

Lead: Mike Kelly. 8300 Gateway Blvd E, El Paso, TX 79907 (915) 595-6980 

Meet Location: Barnett Harley Davidson 

Meet Time: Meet Time: 0930, Safety Brief at 0945, KSU at 1000 

Route: I-10 east, right on Loop 375, exit Doniphan, left on Racetrack, right on McNutt, (stop at Speedway, McNutt and Country Club for Break) right on Doniphan, left on Transmountain right on US 54, left on Spur 601, right on Loop 375, right in I-10, exit Lee Trevino, U Turn at Lomaland to destination. Last Stop, end of ride 

Menu: https://www.ocslikeus.com/teppanyaki-buffet 

All non-HOG members and minors must sign a release. Ride at your own risk. 

All Winter Month rides are Weather Permitting 

The history of modern teppanyaki started in 1945 with the opening of Misono in Kobe, Japan, which commercialized the concept of cooking Western-influenced food on a large iron griddle in front of customers. The theatrical style, with chefs performing stunts and flame tricks, gained popularity among foreign tourists and eventually spread to the United States in the early 1960s, leading to the opening of the first teppanyaki restaurant in New York City. Today, teppanyaki is a worldwide phenomenon that is often combined with a buffet in casual dining establishments.