Hibachi

The staff were friendly. The service was alright. The food on the other hand was simply fitting for the price. The lunch price was low and so was the quality of the food. At the top of the lunch hour 12pm the food was cold. The fried rice was mushy white rice with what I can only assume was bits of ham that looked like they were chewed. The sugar donuts were decent. This is one restaurant I wouldnt recommend

I used to enjoy this local restaurant but the service is terrible. I have called orders in on multiple occasions and they just never seem to get it right. The staff has repeatedly made the wrong dish or just messed the order up all together. They used to be good but as they have grown the service has gone downhill. I have yet to get the actual food that I ordered. Don't call in your food order ...it is never ready!!

If you've never eaten at a decent Chinese/Japanese restaurant in your life, ... this place would be ok. If you have, ... the food was bad. I ordered hibachi steak & shrimp. Dinner prices are $10 per entree. I got one small egg roll (good), one coffee cup of tasteless, unseasoned, mushy rice, 4 popcorn shrimp (good but salty), half a teacup of mushy, salty "pepper steak" style beef. That's it. Our server never came around to offer refills on our drinks or see if we needed anything. I asked if they ever play Chinese music in this Chinese restaurant & was told that their customers complained that they wanted Country. I love Country but lean towards the ethnic style of the restaurant where I'm eating. However, in this restaurant ... it really doesn't matter. BTW, I was there at 7 pm on a weeknight. There were two customers ... three staff. Maybe their lunch buffet ($5) is better. As an addendum: I was not expecting a response from the restaurant, so here is a rebuttal. Like I mentioned initially, given the state of the food, the music is really irrelevant. I should have offered a comparison option in my initial comment, so I will rectify that now. I would recommend that every customer (especially the 5 star ones) at this restaurant (as well as the cook and owner) should take their $10 (at least once) and have dinner at Jasmine Buffet, on Two Notch Rd., for an excellent tasting variety of Chinese food. Every item has a consistently excellent taste & will give the diner a good idea of what Chinese food should taste like. I also recommend eating (again, at least once) at Sato's on Beltline Blvd. (Ok, this is a little more than $10), to experience what excellent Hibachi rice & Japanese cuisine should look & taste like. Bon appetite, y'all .