Hibachi of Jenkintown

Neesha Simon

Wanted my kids to enjoy a hibachi style meal and they were not disappointed. It was pretty empty inside for a Saturday lunch, but that made it better for us to enjoy. The server was friendly and entertaining.

makala jones

My family was the last of the day and still receive amazing, tasty, and fresh food!

Maggie Schlossberg

Me and my man went all out here thinking it was an actual hibachi spot - we got a Shirley temple, lemonade, edamame, chicken gyoza, I got steak and scallops (extra fried rice) and he got steak, chicken, and shrimp (with shrimp noodles). I really do not know WHAT they did but they didn't do it well. The drinks were watered down and tasted off, the salad tasted weird and was somewhat wilted, the gyoza tasted frozen, the food itself was UNSEASONED and that's an under statement...........wasted $100 on food that I couldn't even finish all the way they don't even have the normal sauces that come with hibachi and the chefs don't make everything in front of you - instead they half cook it in the kitchen and half cook it in front....super weird and not worth the money tasted terrible

Cameron L

Besides our chef, not a good hibachi experience whatsoever. The restaurant ambiance is drab, dingy, and dark - this can be overlooked obviously. The food however, was not on par for what one would expect from hibachi. Salad served in a to-go container. Strange, but can deal. Fried rice not made in front of you (they bring it out from the back) and it was not good. The consistency of the rice was as if it came out of a microwaved package, then fried. The hibachi veggies were good but a bit bland. The chicken and shrimp only tasted of butter and black pepper. They do not have the classic "yum yum" sauce (although the salad dressing is close and sufficed, and NO ginger sauce. One wonders if the quality has deteriorated due to COVID or if this is how it's always been. Overall, I would not return to this establishment. It's unfortunate because it is close to home and we had high hopes.