Jasmine Sushi Hibachi & Thai

The food is good, not the best hibachi I've ever had but it was good. The sushi was great, I think they pride themselves on it, rightfully so. The service was great. It could definitely be cleaner and there was a hair on my plate when it arrived. My husband enjoyed it more than I did, I would probably revisit with him if the opportunity arose but I'm certainly not itching to get back.

Disclaimer: First Time Hibachi I visited Jasmine Sushi Hibachi & Thai with my family and enjoyed the food overall. The salad was fresh and nicely dressed with a flavorful sauce that seemed like buttermilk ranch, though I’m not entirely sure. The soup was also very good, filled with mushrooms, onions, and scallions for a lot of flavor. I was very surprised they don’t offer free refills on fountain drinks. The hibachi chef put on an entertaining show with fire tricks. He sprayed water on us after which was a bit unexpected. At one point, he sprayed saki directly into my mouth without mentioning it was alcohol—I assumed it was a sauce until afterward. This caught me off guard. He then encouraged guests to catch broccoli in their mouths which was cool but even aiming for my niece, who’s not even two and couldn’t catch it, so it just ended up on the floor and seemed pointless. It was a fun gesture, but after the saki incident, I wasn’t exactly prepared for it. As for my meal, I had chicken and steak (medium-well) with a side of shrimp. The meat was decent, with the sauce adding most of the flavor. I’d rate it about 5.5/10. The shrimp was better, around a 6.5/10. The rice on its own was a bit bland, maybe a 4/10, but with the sauce, it went up to a 6/10.

Great Thai food. Excellent Service. Generous portions. We don’t eat on the hibachi side, but looks like a fun experience. We like a booth on the side and you can get the full menu.

Very affordable and cute atmosphere. I ate here with my boyfriend and we enjoyed our time here!

Very nice clean inside. All our meals were very good with exception of the hot tea and tempura ice cream. What they did not do is leave the ice cream in longer to get that nice crispy tempura crust, instead most was soggy. Ruined it. Ice cream itself was good. One thing we noticed is that for $ they don’t give you generous portions as others. I had a delicious dish that ran out of white rice, I asked for extra rice to go with my leftovers, no problem. So they charged $2.00 for a cup of white rice? We live very close to a superior Japanese Sushi restaurant whose portions are larger, much more rice, less $$ overall better , so friendly and are regulars . Never a bad thing to say about them. but wanted to try Jasmine because I heard of a second location opening. Glad we tried was fine but , better places to go.