Wild Japanese BBQ & Sushi & Shabu - AYCE

Very nice place with the table top cook your own. Nice condiment bar and the all you can eat should appeal to anyone on a budget that eats average or greater portions. I tried an experiment where I ordered. White peach sake, and poured it on the meat as it was cooking., turns out this is a wonderful added flavor Yummy 😋

Came here for a celebratory dinner during the week. Was able to call and make reservations for a party of 8. It was during the week so it wasn't a problem reserving a few days in advance. We might have been ok without reservations, but wanted to be safe. Restaurant and grills were very clean. You have several choices to order the types of meat included in your package. You can also add the Shabu Shabu for a little bit more. Not wanting to get full off the soup and noodles, I ordered the meat set including the wagyu. This also includes a small snack bar where you can also make your own meat sauces. Service was very friendly and helpful. Throughout the meal they're constantly checking if you want to order any additional meats. They also did a good job of replacing the grill several times as it got dirty. Quality of meats, vegetables, desserts, and snacks were on par for an all you can eat restaurant. The joy is cooking your own meal and sharing it with others.

Got our weekly BBQ fix for lunch here today and was very impressed. We got the Lunch Special for $21.95 which included a large number of meats and vegetables you could choose from and cook yourself table side. Including but not limited to pork belly, chicken, octopus, shrimp, beef, mushrooms etc etc. You can also upgrade to 2 different tiers. Included with the meal was rice and a salad bar with about 10 or so sauces and other fixin’s for cooking. I also got this wild KYOTO KUROMAME ALE which was an ale that was roasted with black bean. It was delicious. Service was outstanding. Our server was very friendly and attentive. We never waited for anything and the table was cleaned faster then I even was able to notice. This was a great lunch. We will be back. @210booze

I was so excited to try this place, but I didn't know what I was getting into. In a nut shell, you're going to pay $40+ a person to cook your own food. The concept sounded cool: three price levels to choose from with each level adding higher end foods. Thank goodness we went with the lowest level but added the Hot Bar ($5 more). They pour your broth into a pot next to you where it begins to boil about 6 inches from your arm. Then they brought out the raw meats and vegetables. We were never offered soup bowls or spoons to eat the soup. I had to get a sauce dish from the sauce bar but still had no spoon. You cook your own food (meats, veggies, everything), so you're constantly having to watch something since it all cooks at different speeds. No knife to cut the steak, so I had to "caveman" it and eat it with my hands. The grill is on non-stop, so the leftover bits start burning and stinking, and it's HOT! Overall, it was confusing and underwhelming. The grand finale, our ice cream, was Bunny Bell served right in the plastic cup, but at least I got a spoon for that! I would never go back or recommend it to anyone. If this is your thing, more power to ya. Definitely not mine. I'll hit the Schlotzskys next door in the future.

Celebrated my mom’s birthday here yesterday. We came for dinner without reservations, party of 5. We didn’t wait long to be seated. They’ve added takoyaki to the bar thank you! I really loved it. I will come back just for the takoyaki and the sesame balls! In fact I’m writing this review because of the takoyaki since I’ve been here a couple times already. Set you guys apart from the other hotpot locations. Service was quick. Our server was attentive and nice! Thank you Jessi! The only thing I would ask for would be another grill. One grill for 5 doesn’t work well. Or just come here with a smaller party? BUTTT if Wild Japanese BBQ&shabu can add another grill for parties greater than 3! That would be great. I will come back for that takoyaki/sesame balls though, so please continue putting it out there.