Fujiyama Hibachi Grill was my first ever hibachi experience and it definitely did not disappoint!…read moreWe went for lunch around 12:30 and they had just opened at noon, so we were only the second table there. It took them a few minutes to get going, but once they did, the service was really friendly and fast. Sean and I don't eat seafood or mushrooms, and they were actually really accommodating about it. They cooked our vegetables separately in the back so they wouldn't get mixed with the mushrooms, and kept the shrimp on the other side of the grill from our chicken so we didn't have to deal with the seafood flavors. I really appreciated that! My daughter got the fried rice and watching the chef make everything was so much fun. Our chef was really nice, entertaining and clearly knew what he was doing. We did tell them we didn't like shrimp, so they didn't do the whole throwing-shrimp-in-your-mouth thing with anyone at our table. I'll admit, that was a little disappointing because we watched them do it for other tables and it looked hilarious! I kind of wish they would've asked if we wanted the other people at our table to participate anyway. There was also a birthday celebration while we were there, and the staff came out with a cute little song and dance and a treat. The birthday girl looked so happy! Overall, we had a blast. The food was amazing, everyone was friendly, and it was just a really fun experience. We'll definitely be back, and next time I want to bring friends and do dinner. First hibachi experience = SUCCESS!

Yummy and fun way to celebrate Christmas! The service and atmosphere were great! The food was…read moredelicious, too. There is just something about watching your food being prepared in front of you...built in entertainment. The food was plentiful and delicious. Spouse ordered rib eye and scallops, daughter got salmon and I got the chicken. I would deduct one star cause one of the pieces of chicken was undercooked, but I'm rating them 5 stars cause I don't understand the other low ratings! I would go back in a heartbeat. It was fun and delicious. Great place for big celebrations or a kids birthday party!

Overall, it was good. Definitely had a restaurant chain vibe and quality of food. I do prefer small…read morebusiness over this but it was still good. Kind waiting service and consistent in checking in with us.

Stopped in on a Monday night for an impromptu dinner date and was pleasantly surprised. It wasn't…read morecrowded like I expected, and we were seated right away. Our hostess walked us through the ordering process, which was super simple. Our server, Oz, was great--really attentive--and the rest of the staff was just as friendly and attentive. The inside was clean and had a nice atmosphere. Prices were decent, especially considering we ordered more than we planned. I'm giving 4 stars because a couple of dishes lacked flavor compared to the others, and I wish the fried rice (not pictured) and the Dan Dan noodles came in larger portions. Recommend: Pork & Crab Xiao Long Bao, Sweet & Sour Cucumbers, and any potsticker with chili oil! Overall, still a solid spot and we'll be back.

I've eaten here a few times, and I always enjoy my time here. They offer a great happy hour deal…read morewith different times for the weekend and weekdays. When we went, we made it just in time for the happy hour price which is always a nice surprise. When we sat down, the aunty brought us some banchan. It included beansprouts, pickled radish, kimchi, kimchi zucchini, sweet marinated potatoes, broccoli, and fishcake! A very good variety of dishes. They also dropped off a salad to wrap the meat in, sauce dish, and white rice. Their portions do run on the larger side, even if it's only 2 people eating. Our first, and only round, we ordered the beef brisket, pork belly, and the bulgogi. I'm always a big fan of brisket and pork belly because I prefer non-marinated meats. But, the bulgogi had a good marinade soaked in it, and my friend enjoyed it greatly. While we were eating, the aunty continued to check on us and ask if we needed more meat or banchan. Service was great but we did catch them at a slower time, right before the dinner rush. Overall, the restaurant itself feels very authentic. They offer a good selection of Korean alcohol like soju, terra beer, and others. They do add on an 18% service charge to those who do the BBQ. I'm not sure if they add the gratuity for those who choose Ala carte dishes.

Pretty solid KBBQ experience! My wife and friends came in for the lunch all you can eat. What a…read morevalue!! All your favorites are accessible in this menu bulgogi, shaved brisket, pork belly. The main stars! All the servers were extraordinarily kind and quick. Will absolutely come here with a group again.

Was excited that another Hotspot spot opened up down south and it also had kbbq. I know a lot of…read morethe reviews reference that its $48 a person, which I agree is kinda steep since you have to pay for drinks like a can of soda separately for an extra $3. And if you want something a little fancier, they do have mocktails at $8. I spent $185 including tip and taxes for 3 people. The set up is nice as you can grill and have soup on the next grill. They do have a few booths and then some tables. But if youre a larger party, you might get split up if they're busy. I'd recommend reservations if you have a large party. But getting to the food. For the Hotspot portion, you can pick 2 broths and its set up in a yingyang formatted pot. Then you go to the "buffet line" to get your veggies, meats and etc. They do have some hot foods like chicken wings and some type of fried roll. Hotspot was just okay. I was hoping for more flavor. The kbbq was just okay too. But one thing to keep in mind, this spot does not have the exhaust pipes/hood like they do at kbbq to help with the air, so prepare to smell. Leave your fancy/dry cleaning clothes at home. When my friends and I went, it got pretty hot inside, and there was only a box fan. So being next to a grill and no A/C made it more hot and uncomfortable. Maybe its changed now hopefully. The staff was nice and service was decent. Oh, and they do have an ice cream machine, so that's what made this spot like a 3.5 out of 5.

This place was good. The only problem was one of the waiter. I felt being rushed and every time he…read morehad to explains stuff which I already know since I've eaten there before.

Lots of creative rolls! I enjoyed "The Migs" roll, just a little spicy. The Paradise roll was good…read moreif you like sweet coconut shrimp. My daughter enjoyed the rainbow roll. "Best sushi I've had in a while" she said. And we usually go to high quality places. Definitely looking forward to trying more rolls!

I came here with a friend to try the all-you-can-eat sushi, and overall, we had an enjoyable meal…read more I'd say it's a decent option if you're looking for a casual AYCE sushi spot, but there were a few things that kept it from being a higher-rated experience for me. Parking was easy, at least. The lot had plenty of space, and when we arrived around 1 PM, it didn't seem all that busy. They offer both lunch and dinner AYCE options. If I remember correctly, lunch is around $27, with dinner being about $10 more. I do like that everyone in the party doesn't have to order the same AYCE option. For example, if two people are dining together and one wants lunch while the other wants dinner, you can each pay for the option you choose as long as you're not sharing. I've been to other AYCE sushi restaurants where everyone has to choose the same AYCE menu option, so I thought that was pretty cool. The menu itself did feel pretty small compared to some of the AYCE sushi places I've been to in California. It feels like maybe half the size of some of those menus, but Trapper's Sushi also has more of a smaller, casual AYCE vibe, so I wasn't expecting an enormous selection. The biggest thing that affected my rating was the rice. I actually liked the flavor/texture in this instance and thought it paired well with the nigiri, (and it holds together really well). However, it is definitely on the softer, mushier, and stickier side. As someone who really enjoys sushi, I generally prefer rice with a little more structure and I think others could agree with me, because overly mushy rice can affect the overall taste and texture. Buuut this time, I personally still enjoyed it with the nigiri, so I think this will really come down to preference. Our sushi chef was great, though. We sat at the bar, and he was really nice, conversational, and made our sushi in a timely manner. Our server was also friendly, but service was a little sparse. I believe she came by about three times: once in the beginning for our drinks and appetizers, near the end when we wanted drink refills, and then when we asked for the check. It didn't really bother me personally, although I probably would have ordered more tempura shrimp and miso soup if we'd been checked on more often. Instead, I ended up just stuffing myself with sushi. As for the sushi itself, most of the nigiri and regular rolls didn't particularly stand out to me, but the specialty rolls were satisfactory so I wasn't super disappointed. The Vader Roll was definitely our favorite. If you like creamy sushi rolls, I'd recommend giving this one a try. That was easily the highlight of the meal for us. I also enjoyed the Magnificent Roll, which is supposed to be their spiciest roll. Obviously, it can't be *too* spicy unless they want everyone signing waivers, but I'd put it around a 5/10 for heat. It had a nice kick while still having decent flavor, and I really liked the crunchy texture in the roll. I will say, I think the pricing is fair for what you get, especially if you're someone who likes ordering a lot of nigiri like I do. We left full and had a good time, so I don't regret coming here. Would I recommend it? If you're just looking for some casual sushi and an AYCE option, sure. But if you're really hardcore about sushi and particular about things like rice texture and variety, I don't think this would be a restaurant I would bring up to people.

Food was absolutely amazing, service was on point, and it was a comfortable dining experience. We…read moreare definitely going back. Not sure what to try, definitely recommend the short ribs, bibimap, kimchi pancakes, vegetable ramen, and sweet & spicy chicken.

Ordered the short ribs! Comes with rice and a good selection of banchans. The short ribs were so…read moretasty & tender! Definitely would come back to try the chicken and other dishes they offer. The inside of the restaurant is very spacious and bright! We got there and was immediately sat down, there were 5 other parties inside. The waitress was very nice and attentive.

Good food, love their specials!…read more Oct '24 after new owners took over, food went down hill - stopped coming Updated Review - Apr '26 - quite a lot better, been back several times! Improved atmosphere very nice actually. Worth revisting if you stopped coming!

I ordered one of their breakfast specials with breaded chicken and applewood bacon. The bacon was…read moreburnt beyond being edible. It was as if they thought I wouldn't notice being buried under the chicken breast. When the waitress came by and asked how was everything I pointed out the bacon. She just sort of smiled and shrugged her shoulders. So disappointed.

First Kiss/ delicious drink without dairy!!!…read more Gangnam style combo's First one Chicken marinate and bulgogi with corn dog appetizer - loved the chicken moist flavorful- the bulgogi was ok I wasn't impressed or disappointed it just was? If that makes sense! As for the corn dog- pass in the future really wasn't what I hoped- loved the sweet meets cheese meets fried but it just did not hit for me. Second one Chicken fried and bulgogi and Pom Pom shrimp- the popcorn shrimp was amazing! Loved it! The fried chicken was good- decently seasoned not dried out- and we'll already know about the bulgogi!

I recently visited Bulgogi Hustle for the first time after work with my boss. We were both starving…read moresince we hadn't really eaten all day and were craving something Asian. This spot happened to pop up as a nearby Google recommendation, so we decided to give it a try. Maybe it was the hunger talking, but the food tasted **absolutely spectacular** for something so simple! I ordered the K-Town Combo, which comes with two proteins, japchae, lettuce, and rice with curry all layered nicely in a bowl. I chose bulgogi and marinated pork with the Hot spice level, and everything sat on top of the lettuce, japchae noodles, and curry rice with a drizzle of sauce. It was seriously so good--flavorful, satisfying, and exactly what I needed after a long day. The restaurant itself is very small, with just a handful of tables that look like wooden benches, and there's no restroom, so it definitely feels more like a quick casual spot than a full sit-down restaurant. When we arrived around 6:30 PM, the place was empty, and we ended up chatting and eating until around 8:30 PM when they were about to close. It never got overly busy, though a few customers came in and out throughout the evening, so it seems like a pretty casual, low-key vibe. One thing that did throw me off was finding the place. I came from the direction of the roundabout and somehow struggled to spot it--maybe I was just tired. Parking wasn't too bad overall, but I think I may have approached from the wrong direction when I tried to park in front. I'll be honest--I didn't really pay attention to the cleanliness because I was too focused on enjoying the food. I didn't get sick and I left feeling full and happy, so overall I'd say it was a great experience. My only real gripe was how difficult it was for me to find, but the food alone makes me want to come back and try more from the menu.