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Kanpai Sushi

3.7 (9 reviews)

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Shrimp hibachi- definitely looks were deceiving. Not at all as good as it appears.
Jenn A.

After all the hype- we had high hopes for this place and planned to visit today after the typical Mother's Day weekend crowds. The atmosphere was initially aesthetically pleasing, until we looked closer after being seated and waiting for our food. That's when we noticed the floors were dirty and had multiple spills that were overlooked, despite multiple staff present and walking around. (It was not busy or crowded and staff was observed standing in a group talking instead of cleaning up obvious messy areas.) Food was average at best. The calamari was good- only one piece was inedible due to being hard from over cooking. My hibachi chicken was hard and dry in texture. My daughter's hibachi shrimp was good. Neither plate came out super hot (ie like off the grill) despite the fast service- which made us believe all the more it was microwaved/reheated. The sauce was OK- not very flavorful. The best part of the hibachi meals was the vegetables which were again, not hot in temperature, but at least crunchy in texture. Both of us agreed that the rice with the hibachi had the flavor and texture of microwaved rice. It reminded us of Uncle Ben's microwaved bowls turned over onto the plate. The shrimp soba noodles were the most positive thing food wise that our table ordered; and when asked if the consumer would be back for it they replied "not likely ". At $29 a person + drinks+ tax + tip (less than 20%) resulting in over $80 for 2 people. For the quality of the food it is NOT worth it. Our recommendation would be to visit an actual hibachi or another place with better quality food for the price. When you're looking at the menu- make sure to read the small print. You can be faced with additional $5/plate charges if they determine that you waste food. (Feeling obligated to eat what is unpleasant or low quality.) And there are stipulations about having to eat all the rice for some plates. Caused anxiety and pressure to eat- uncomfortable situation. The waitress was kind and attentive which it what earned it an extra star, but food wise- we have no desire to return, especially for the quality ROI for the price.

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Nikolas G.

Wow, where do i begin, the atmosphere par to none. The food is par to none. The service.... need I say more? par to none. Wow wow wow, definitely try number 46.

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Kanpai Sushi - buffets - Updated May 2026

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