The Google Assistant made us a reservation as we are driving to the restaurant. When we got there it was a little scary cuz it's sort of dark in the front and the parking lot was not very full. But when we went inside it was bustling and totally happening and we had a great time, we got great service, and the food was superb. Superb. Additionally, everything was immaculately clean!

The service was outstanding and the restaurant spotless. I enjoyed the hibachi with miso soup and salad. I am used to going to a hibachi restaurant where they make the food in front of you. This is mostly entertainment for the kids. Even without the open grills, Sakura delivered a wonderful meal. The scallops and steak cooked to perfection!

Stopped in to get takeout, after shopping, but decided to dine outside and order a cocktail. Spencer was outstanding, super attentive, friendly, and efficient. Cocktails are always a delight at this location, and the Brussels are another level. The only reason I give "atmosphere" 3 stars is I wish they (like most) had an area with a bar that serves outdoors with TVs. I think they would draw an even bigger crowd for those with pets and sport lovers (for games).

This was my first visit, and I was thoroughly impressed! The margarita with salt foam was absolutely fantastic, and I also enjoyed the cauliflower appetizer and the Kobe cheeseburger taco. Both dishes were incredibly delicious, and I would definitely order them again. Overall, a solid 5-star experience all around!

Ordered Mongolian Beef and chicken chow mein. My Mongolian Beef was almost ALL onions. We didn't even get our chicken chow mein. They sent some weird un-seasoned boiled chicken, and again, a ton of onions in a pastey white sauce. It was disgusting. I guess raising prices and also filling the containers with onions instead of meat that we paid for is the only way they can stay open. I dont see that lasting very long. We will never order from here again.

I have ordered takeout from here multiple times with no issues but I ordered vegetable chow mein for the first time expecting noodles but there were none. When I called the restaurant the employee claimed that chow mein is not a noodle dish so they shouldn’t be there anyways, but on the online website it literally says served with crispy noodles. Even if you claim it’s the traditional recipe, it still says that’s it’s served with noodles on the side… Why would you mention noodles in the description and then deny that you did. Waste of money.