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3861 Roswell Rd NE, Atlanta, Georgia, 30342, United States
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Apr 22, 2018
Best place in Atlanta for hibachi. I've been coming here for 20 years it seems. They have a beautiful restaurant, coy fish pond, garden, fountains. Staff is friendly, food was great, and they cater well to kids too.

Dec 24, 2017
This was the slowest and only hibachi place we could get dinner on Saturday night. Pulling up it looked a little unpromising because it seemed slow and empty. A group of 5 of us were quickly sat and the rest of dinner went surprising well compared to what our first impressions were. The food was really good. We all ordered different dishes composed of chicken, steak, and shrimp and we all seemed to love it. Our server seemed like she was starting out and couldn't speak English very well but we tried to be patient and with the help of another sever everything went smoothly. Everyone seemed really nice and the chef/cook was really entertaining. Pricing seems a bit on the higher range but not terribly expensive. Still well worth it.

May 7, 2018
I don't understand how anyone can put so much salt. I got shrimp lo mein lunch (for some reason they give rice too, half rice, half noodles), which was completely inedible due to the salt. I'm not someone who avoids salt. In fact, I can't enjoy food unless it's properly seasoned. So, take my word...crazy amount of salt that will definitely give me high blood pressure if I eat it again!

Mar 29, 2018
The food at this restaurant is just okay. The last time I went I had sushi and it was pretty good. But the soups and the Chinese food not so much. We went one night and it where is about 10 of us there and all of us had our coats on it was so cold.

Mar 3, 2018
The hibachi experience at lunch is standard, with no fluffs like fire onion rings or throwing bits of rice to catch in one's mouth. I enjoyed the fried rice and teriyaki chicken -very well prepared. Sizes are decent, not overloaded-- yet for the price, it is reasonable.

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Opening Hours

Mon:5 pm - 10:30 pm
Tue:5 pm - 10:30 pm
Wed:5 pm - 10:30 pm
Thu:5 pm - 10:30 pm
Fri:5 pm - 11:30 pm Today
Sat:12 pm - 11:30 pm