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Tokyo Hibachi & Bar

Name: Tokyo Hibachi & Bar
Address: 960 Woodland Rd, Wyomissing, PA, 19610, US
Telephone: (610) 685-2888
Price range: $$$

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Richard Baez

Apr 28, 2018

The best place for fresh hibachi and fresh sushi in the berks county region. They never fail to satisfy my appetite when the stomach is on "growl" mode. Their hibachi staff are really nice and entertaining to watch cook and prank your kids too to keep them intrigued. You won't go wrong with this place.

RunningWithLife

Feb 19, 2018

I go here mainly for the sushi but also order the family platter for my kids to share. The sushi rolls are made to order and are fantastic - fresh and presentation is neat. My favorites are the dragon roll and spicy tuna roll. I can't complain about the food, however sometimes depending on the day the wait is rather long. We waited close to an hour for our food to arrive on one occasion. Prices are also good.

Eika N

Mar 18, 2018

I've been here twice, and today was my second and very last time coming here. When you first walk in, interior is pretty and clean. We ate at the hibachi table, and I ordered a salmon entree and deep fried crab with cream cheese sushi roll. The roll had way too much cream cheese! It overpowered the crab. If it had less, I would've liked it a lot more. The chef arrived, pretty friendly, slapped two solidly FROZEN, weirdly shaped pieces of salmon onto the grill. I was NOT expecting the salmon to be frozen, at least thaw it out first? The entree came with a salad that was very mayonnaise heavy, two pieces of shrimp that was actually good, veggies and fried rice. The chef used little to no butter and forgot his salt and pepper shakers and just grabbed ours off the table last second before serving it to us. Maybe he was new? The food was overall very bland and super disappointing. It really lacked flavor and seasoning. I would've liked my salmon to be fresh and well seasoned. I honestly would've rather cooked this meal myself. We ended up complaining to the manager and he was pretty understanding and took off the salmon meal off our check.

Tim Shade

May 15, 2018

Very nice service.. Noticed some of the booth benches are shot... Could use a renovation... Still, food was exquisite.

Casey Cabot

Feb 12, 2018

Great place to go.Enjoyed the experience kids had fun I will definitely be going back. Our Chef was great. Funny guy! Had a pretty extensive drink selection. Sake was amazing.

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