Kosher Tokyo Hibachi

This place serves amazing food that is both delicious and satisfying. The employees are nice and welcoming, always ensuring that customers have a great experience. The soup and dishes are standouts on the menu, and the atmosphere is very comfy, perfect for a night out or casual gathering.

the sesame chicken was amazing. the fried rice was very plain, not good at all. the soup that came with it was a little too much going on inside there. the service was absolutely incredible. not bad.

We enjoy the hibachi chicken but PLEASE, not so much strips of cabbage. It is overloaded! Please put in more chicken & way less cabbage. There were barely any zuchini also. In addition, when we ordered takeout last night (3/24) white rice was put in when we had asked for fried rice. We think with some tweaking & sprucing up the restaurant a lot, it has potential since we enjoy the food especially the eggrolls & hibachi chicken. We hope these reviews get read & taken into consideration. Please, not so much cabbage! It ruins it!

The food was delicious, the service was friendly, and everything arrived surprisingly quickly. Plus, it was all very reasonably priced. Great experience overall

For background my boss placed an order for our group. I told her I wanted lo mein and we got “chow mein” instead. Except there wasn’t any noodles in it so we thought the restaurant got that wrong as well. The man who answered the phone was very rude when I tried to explain the situation. He said their “chicken chow mein” doesn’t come with the fried noodle, just chicken with cabbage and celery with “white sauce”…What the hell kind restaurant serves chow mein without fried noodle? And then he had the audacity to call the noodles a “garnish”???? It’s what the dish is! Chow mein LITERALLY means fried noodle! It’s like putting penne alla vodka on the menu and serving it without penne saying it’s “just a garnish.” I also overheard him yelling angrily in the background while passing off the phon