Wu's House Naperville

This place was beautiful. We went for New Year's and were waited by Jacky. He was incredibly nice and looked very happy to be helping us. He was apart of the reason why the experience was great. The atmosphere was incredible. It was very unique and unlike anything I've been to before. It was a huge open area, with many different spots to sit at. Very pretty and atmospheric. The food was incredible. It wasn't cheap, probably 20-60 dollars a person depending on the meal and whether or not you get hibachi. The drinks were incredibly refreshing, I would recommend the Passion fruit or Mango tea. The sushi rolls, although expensive, are very filling (unlike most sushi rolls) and we're incredibly well prepared and made. The Happy roll was amazing, the mix with the flavors of the mango and shrimp as well as the sauce on top was incredible. I would recommend this place for any special occasion. It has a wide variety of food and offers many different choices of fish and meats. The atmosphere was incredible, and the hibachi was a very unique experience that you can't get from any other grills I've been to.

The ambiance at this restaurant is amazing— it's a beautiful place. However, I found the food to be a mixed bag. Some dishes, like the tempura, were quite bland and lacked a bit of salt, while others, like certain sushi rolls, had overly heavy sauces that masked the flavor of the fish. The Kani Salad was delicious, though! Their milk tea was great, too. I ordered the taro milk tea and it was really nice.

Wu's House certainly delivers on entertainment. The chefs are incredibly skilled and put on a fantastic show with their knife skills and fiery flair. However, the food itself was a major letdown. It felt like everything was drowning in butter and soy sauce, masking any subtle flavors the ingredients might have had. At a price point of $50 per person, we expected more than just a greasy, over-salted meal. Pros: Entertaining Chefs:The hibachi show is definitely a highlight. Cool Atmosphere:The restaurant has a lively and energetic ambiance. So loud. Almost too loud to be honest. Cons: Bland Food: Overly buttery and salty, lacking in genuine flavor. Pricey:$50 per person without drinks is steep for the quality of food served. Overall: While the entertainment value is high, the mediocre food and exorbitant price tag make Wu's House a difficult place to recommend.

I was super excited to try this place while watching the construction of this massive restaurant. Beautiful outside and in. I felt like I was entering a Vegas hotel restaurant. The restaurant has two side, hibachi on one side and traditional other side. Incredible decor and ambiance. I did not care for the American pop music while dining, it totally took away the experience. The food did not impress me, felt more like buffet quality. Definitely give this place a try but I would not go back.

What an awesome experience. Loved the decor and bright colors walking in. All 10 of us that went really enjoyed the food, atmosphere and experience. I ordered from the hibachi combo part of the menu and ordered the chicken and filet mignon. There was so much flavor and so much food! You pay for the large amount of food and the experience. I enjoy getting to see the food cooked up close, and the fun show and presentation that comes along with it. We went for a birthday and what a fun place to celebrate. They even did a neat birthday chant song lol. Or chef was so interactive and a lot of fun. He truly is a master at what he does and you can tell he loves it. I will definitely be back again. With how busy it was, the service was all on point. The only bad thing, and not their fault, but you do leave smelling like the food. Most places that have this type of service can't get around that. You can always sit on the traditional side which is off to the right when you walk in. They don't cook in front of you there, and its a quieter experience. It's great that they offer both places to dine. It's up you with the experience you are looking for.