The thing about Ginza is, they have always seem to have (whether intentional or not), stuck to…read moretheir niche. Which is good quality, good portions, at a GREAT price. They always stay below the competition and they are CONSISTENT. Been going here for years and they do not change. Gotta appreciate that. Their hibachi is always solid, but this time I tried their Cheese wontons... holy crap what terrible choice that was. Nice crispy outside, hardly no filling (see image), and it had no crab, and tons of over-sweetened cream cheese. I love too, that they cook the steak to medium rare when asked. That's rare from hibachi places because the steak is typically small.

I get them on door dash sometimes. Really good food. Inexpensive. It is a little dirty in person…read moreand they are a tad rude. Still good food. Bad location and parking lot tho.

Been meaning to check this spot out for a long time. I often shop for groceries in this plaza, and…read morehave often wondered, and now regret taking so long to finally visit. Toshi's is an absolute gem I've made the mistake of passing by far too many times!. My wife and I stopped in for breakfast recently on a Saturday morning, and really enjoyed it. She got a bagel sandwich and I got a sausage egg and cheese breakfast burrito. They packed the burrito full of egg, cheese, sausage and even tator tots along with a spicy mayo, it was delicious! The staff were very friendly. We placed our order at the counter, and they gave us a pager to notify us when the order was ready, which was just a few minutes. In addition to breakfast, they also serve a variety of fresh made sushi rolls, bowls, and sandwiches. They offer a variety of hot and cold coffee drinks, and smoothies as well. Their pricing is fantastic, and the quality is top notch as well. They offer indoor seating, but also have a small, but covered patio space in the front. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit, and will be back to try another meal soon!

Toshi's Cafe is located in Greensboro, touching close to Jamestown and less than a 5 min drive from…read moreGTCC. Back when I was in college this was one of my go to spot grabbing some sushi and coffee while I'm on break. Years later I decided to check them out again and got some goodies to go. The man himself, Toshi, took my order and he was super sweet and kind! I ordered a small iced mocha and a spicy salmon roll. While I was waiting on my order I decided to browse around the cafe and there was LOTS to look at. I love how they still kept a big collection of manga books lined up the wall (btw the books are only read in Japanese not in English). They even have lots of cute stationary items for sale, yummy Japanese snacks and drinks, and they even have some video games to play, too! My iced mocha was great and even the spicy salmon roll was just as delicious as I remembered. There's a mini fridge where you can grab as much sauce and wasabi as you like, plus below the rack it looks like they have some homemade desserts as well. Overall, I was so happy checking out Toshi's Cafe again! I def recommend this spot to anyone looking for some good sushi, coffee, made to order sandwiches, and more!

You HAVE to try this ramen place. I am drooling thinking about how incredible this spot was. My…read morebest friend and I were on a road trip from Richmond, VA to Asheville and this was the halfway point. We were heading to AVL for my bachelorette and throughout the weekend we kept going "GOD THAT RAMEN WAS SO GOOD!" We came on a Wednesday evening. It took a little to get seated and service was on the slower side, but it was worth it. There was a lot of indoor seating and we were seated at a booth. They have mens and womens restrooms at this restaurant. And a lot of free parking out front in their parking lot. We started off with an Alaska roll as an appetizer. This was really delicious! We knew we were off to a great start. I got the black garlic ramen and my best friend got the red spicy oil ramen. We were in heaven. This ramen is beyond delicious. The rich garlicy broth of mine was perfection. Each element was so yummy. I would drive the 3.5 hours back just to get this ramen again. I highly recommend going.

This was the worst food pickup experience my husband and I have ever had. My husband was treated…read moreterribly by this establishment when he went to pick up our dinner order. He (an African American male) was treated terribly from the moment he went inside. First, the receptionist acted funny toward him and non-friendly, as if he was stealing someone else's order. That was strike number 1. Then, when he got home, we realized our order was absolutely wrong. We were missing the Spider Rolls and the yellow tail. We spent almost $70 so of course, this was irritating. He called the restaurant on his way to get the missing items and once again, the receptionist was rude. She questioned if he knew what yellow tail and spider rolls looked like. Questioning and insulting his intelligence as a grown man. That was strike number 2. He asked to speak to a manager and he said there wasn't one and he would need to come tomorrow to speak to one....yeah ok. He told her that wouldn't be necessary because he was pulling up to the restaurant in about a minute. When he came in she continued to argue with him about his order and told him, he needed to bring it back...why would he bring back the items that were right in the order, when he was there for the MISSING ITEMS?! Not to mention, that's extremely unsanitary! She would not help him but instead argued so badly with him that the chef had to come out of the kitchen. The receptionist spoke to my husband as if he was a child. She talked to him as if he was a thief and a liar. Strike number 3. The chef then told my husband, he would take care of the missing items for him and to not worry. Now, why couldn't the receptions in treat him with the same respect and dignity that the chef did? I'll tell you why. She racially profiled him because of the demographics of the city where the restaurant is located. She treated him as if he was uncultured, ignorant, and a liar. We will never be back and will be sure to write every single person that matters and leave reviews all over the internet exposing this racist establishment. I will be sure that everyone knows exactly what happens when a black person enters the restaurant.

Wow! This has started off wrong. Been waiting 30 minutes on a chef only to find out nobody turned…read morethe griddle on. Really? This place is packed. Our table is half full. No. Seriously. 5 adults and 2 high chairs. I was hoping to slip in with a group and have fun. This seating is depressing. Oh let me not forget I waited 10 minutes at least to be seated. That wasn't so bad as I figured u had to wait on an odd numbered party to show up. I shoulda just waited into 4pm when the spot I really wanted to visit opened up. Our drinks & app service was decent. Never got our severs names but my Coke Zero was refilled without asking. Listening to the family at the table beside us chat and eat has been enjoyable while we sit here looking crazy. I've been here many times throughout the years. This has been the shortest wait to be seated. The longest wait to eat. And the most fumbled I've seen. Like who turns the table off? Loads of people in here. Plenty of people in the lobby waiting. But almost an hour between my arrival and the chef isn't even cooking? Nah. I'm good on Kabuto. Update! My medium ribeye was over cooked. I had medium. The people beside me ordered medium well. We are not together. This is why I don't order the filet because more often than not the steak gets overcooked. I typically order medium because I know the carry over will make it medium well. If you have a large group 6-10 then yes. Give this a whirl at least once. Solo dining night? Meh. Totally kid friendly too. I wanted to give this 4 stars but overcooked steak and the extra long wait took the fun out of it for me.

Kabuto is a pretty run of the mill hibachi steakhouse. The food is as good as the next place, and I…read morereally don't have too much to say about that. The rice will be fried, the meats will be cooked, and in the end, I will smother everything in enough of a mayonnaise-based white sauce that the finer variations from one hibachi place to the next don't really matter. What I do care about is the service and the entertainment. If someone is cooking in front of me, I expect them to be on their a-game. And, on my recent visit for dinner, our chef absolutely was. Though it was around 4:30 pm, so pretty early for dinner (and with smaller, quieter crowds), our chef pulled out all the tricks and was funny and engaging. Sometimes you get the sense that a chef hates his job and is just going through the motions, making you feel guilty for wanting to see an onion volcano -- that was not the case here. He was a total pro. Our waiter was also great, and struck the perfect balance between attentiveness and giving me space to enjoy my food and conversation. My drink stayed full and I never had to wait for something I needed, but I also didn't have to pause my conversation to speak to the waiter every 30 seconds, between mouthfuls of food. Like the chef, he was a total pro. I am giving 4 stars instead of 5 only because my dessert bananas at the end were cold and not even caramelized, which was super disappointing. I think the chef was in a rush to get out of there, because our table took longer than the average for him to cook the food... a couple people we were seated with kept throwing food back on the grill (ew) and asking him to cook it longer. And I mean every single food they got, not just a steak. So, his timing might have been off in terms of getting to his next table, and ultimately it came at the price of cooking the final item correctly or really at all.

First time ordering from this location and I have just a few take aways. First, my colleague…read moreordered steak and scallops, and she said that the scallops were extremely fishy. She did say the vegetables were good, but she didn't care for the sauce and the rice was just OK. I felt the same way about the veggies, but my salmon and shrimp were good. The sauce was OK as well, but nothing spectacular as was the rice. Most of these places do the bare minimum regarding the salad and this was the same. The ginger dressing was good, however. I'm glad to say that I was able to try this place, but it's not a stand out for me.

I will say this place is just ok, nothing great, but an option for "Japanese Takeout". I've eaten…read morehere throughout the years and for the most part, I tend to go back to either Kobe or Okyto up the road. But the days where they aren't open/too busy, I give Osaka a go. Food is prepared fairly fast. The hibachi steak & chicken I recently had was packed full of food. The steak was decent but the chicken was pretty dry. That, as well as the rice...pretty dry and not fluffy either. Hibachi order was more teriyaki-like as it was covered in a good amount of sauce. The white sauce and ginger sauces were decent as well. Ok, but not on par at all to the aforementioned two other takeout restaurants.

The BEST sushi in Greensboro! I LOVE their AYCE option, everything always comes out fresh,…read moreflavorful, and made to order. The sushi quality is honestly so good for all-you-can-eat, and they have such a huge variety to choose from. I also love that you can try different rolls without feeling limited to just one or two. The service has always been friendly and fast every time I've gone, and the atmosphere is nice whether you're going for a casual lunch or dinner with friends. Definitely one of my favorite sushi spots in Greensboro and always worth the visit!

We stopped here for lunch on a road trip home. This was our halfway point and we are huge sushi…read morefiends. We loved seeing the incredible lunch price for $15.99 AYCE sushi. We aren't big eaters, but the rolls we like are usually pricier than $15.99 so it was a steal for us. We were seated pretty quickly. The space is huge and it was packed for a Monday lunch. We filled out our sushi order cards. Unfortunately, our table and pencils were left a bit sticky from the previous people. My friend's miso soup came out almost immediately. I got an Alaska roll and an eel avocado roll. They were good for the price! My friend enjoyed a spicy tuna roll and Philly roll. The rolls are good, but nothing to write home about. They had women and mens restrooms and plenty of parking out front. There were also a bunch of cute figurine vending machines at the entrance.

I met some friends here a couple of days ago for a quick lunch and the food was amazing! I wasn't…read moresure what to expect from a quick habachi grill, but it did not disappoint. We had the hibachi chicken, fried rice, and noodles. Will definitely go again!

Staff was accommodating. Food was well prepared. White sauce is good. Might try the teriyaki…read morehibachi next time as the regular hibachi does not have a lot of flavor. Snapper was not my favorite. Will stick with just filet or filet and shrimp and/or scallops. Meals come with choice of soup or salad. Spicy salmon roll was a little chewy and they did not include the mushrooms in the chicken, scallops, and shrimp combo as advertised. Bathrooms are for paying customers only. Number combo required.

This visit was a bit disappointing. Our server was attentive, but it took quite a while just to get…read moredrink refills. Gratuity is added automatically, yet my half‑sweet, half‑unsweet tea only came out correctly once. I eventually just asked for an extra cup of unsweetened tea. The cook was friendly, but none of the usual crowd‑pleasing tricks happened--he simply cooked, served the food, and left. That would've been fine if the food itself had been good, but everything was under‑seasoned or just lacking flavor. I'm not sure what the difference is, because I've only ever been to the Greensboro location, and I'll definitely stick with that one from now on. You come here for the experience and because it's something you can't easily recreate at home... but honestly, I could've made a tastier meal myself.

***DO NOT GO HERE IF YOU HAVE ALLERGIES** I have a shellfish allergy. Every time I have gone to a…read morehibachi restaurant they have either cooked my food first, last, or in the back. It has never been an issue, not once. When we were seated our waitress was informed of my allergy and she said she believed they would could accommodate but the manager would need to talk to me. The manager then informed me the only accommodation that could be made was to cooked my food, on the same grill with the same utensils, but on the side. That's not an accommodation. She then informed me she is scared and has seen many shellfish reactions at the restaurant. This restaurant is not safe and needs a refresher course on allergy safety.

I ordered the jamppong jjaygnmyun and the soondae soup? And…read moreeverything was delicious except for thesoondae soup tasted very store bought Other then that there kimchi and ban Chan was delicious ! Jjayngmyun was the best out of everything Def will be going back

Short rib was absolutely delicious. I thought the portion size was on the small side for 25$ but…read morehonestly excellent flavor.

Sometimes, the best meals are the ones you weren't expecting to have. My wife and I had hoped to…read morecheck out a new all you can eat sushi place, but both it and the existing AYCE spot had lines out the door. After placing a call to Little Tokyo to confirm they too weren't filled to capacity, we headed there for our sushi fix, and it made me regret not having visited sooner. Little Tokyo boasts a pleasant, relaxing ambiance that made it a welcome refuge from the night's rather intense rain. The menu here is Japanese (sushi, sashimi, hibachi, etc.) albeit with some Korean and Chinese influences. The selection of sushi rolls is extensive, and quite a few of them sounded intriguing. Admittedly, the Italian (a California roll topped with white fish, tomato sauce, and cheese) was a bridge too far even for me. My wife and I came hungry and went with two apps (steamed dumplings and vegetable gyoza), four rolls, and two misos. The food was, across the board, quite good. Whereas some miso can blast you with salt, Little Tokyo's broth benefitted from an underlying richness. Our sushi was beautifully plated and tasted fresh. Of the rolls we tried, the Bulgoki (beef, crab, cucumber, and eel sauce) was my favorite. Prices here are reasonable for the quality of the food (rolls in the low-mid teens, most apps under $10), and severs are polite. The kitchen isn't lightning fast, but we didn't find the wait unreasonable. Based on ratings, I expected "good," and based on hunger levels and a desire to be out of the rain, I would have settled for "OK." Little Tokyo, however, ended up being surprisingly great.

This used to be one of my favorite restaurants here but they have changed. The staff is completely…read moredifferent now and the quality of the food and service has dropped. I won't be coming back again.