YAMATO

Fun Hibachi on the Water but Go Somewhere Else for Sushi Yamato at Broadway at the Beach immediately drew us in with its lively entrance, fun décor, and great location on the water. From the moment we walked in, the hostesses were helpful in explaining the dining options and quickly sat us without a reservation. The views overlooking the boats and shops added a nice touch, and I appreciated how spacious and well laid out the dining room felt. Even the baby high chair was impressively clean, something I rarely ever see. The atmosphere was the highlight, but the food left me a little underwhelmed aside from the delicious starting soup, heavy on the onion but possibly my favorite dish. Surprisingly, I had to add salt to my hibachi, which is not what I expected. The fried rice and vegetables

I had reserved seats for 6:30. My friend was running late but the hostess was wonderful and since they were not overly busy she was able to hold our reservations. Our waiter was quick and efficient. Our chief was very skilled and the show was wonderful. He made jokes and kept us laughing. Honestly, the only thing I would change is the speed. I felt kinda rushed to order and eat. Maybe give us 10 minutes to sip on the soup and maybe another ten to eat the salad. But the food was wonderful and Even when i warmed up my leftovers, they were delicious. Definitely recommend this place and will be returning.

Was super good 😊 we made reservations just in case it was a long wait and was able to get seated right away. Food was amazing great portion sizes. My son had the kids chicken looking at his size plate you would think it was the adult size. So he definitely finished the rest for lunch the next day.

We are in the sushi bar area, too long of wait for table, it was loud and the “birthday” gong went off every 10 minutes and it became obnoxious. Food portion was HUGE. Could share 1 plate easily. Service was great!! Very attentive and friendly! Broccoli was perfection!

Reasonably priced for being hibachi and its location in Broadway at the Beach. Traditional “show” with volcano onion, egg spinning, catching food, etc. no saki shooter though. Be prepared to wait if you don’t have a reservation but worth the wait. Everything tasted fresh.