Mizumi might honestly be the best sushi spot in Greensboro. The quality of the fish is SO good and…read moreyou can genuinely taste the difference. Every single time I've gone, the food has been fresh, flavorful, and consistent. They seriously never miss. Their AYCE is also one of the best because the quality still stays high, which is rare for all-you-can-eat sushi places. The fish to rice ratio is perfect, the rolls are always good, and there are so many options to choose from. The service is always great too. The staff is really attentive, friendly, and the food comes out pretty fast. The ambiance is also really nice, clean, modern, and chill without feeling too loud or chaotic. Definitely one of my favorite restaurants in Greensboro for sushi.

IYKYK.. just in case you don't..Mizumi had good sushi if you can get pass the lack of good customer…read moreservice. My visits has been hit or miss..this visit was definitely a miss by far!! Went for lunch about 12:15, yes it was busy, understandable. The hostess was rude as F...., she advised it was a 15-20 minute wait, then walked away before we could say we would wait for a table. As we stood there for about 15 minutes, we asked did she put us on wait list, she answered with a dry reply..yes We waited patiently as she kept walking by us, without acknowledging us, with a "it won't be long" sorry for the wait... Once again, I know it was lunch rush, but, still offer good customer service. I will miss the food but I will not be returning to Muzumi. This visit was the last, as they do not show they value their customers!!

I've been really excited to try this place but unfortunately it was just ok for me. I'll start by…read moresaying the service was really great so no complaints there. Our server was super fast & brought out some ice cream when we told her it was one of our birthdays. The inside is really spacious and modern. Unfortunately the food was what let me down which is the most important part. Full disclosure though - I'm not the biggest fan of Japanese bbq because Its very meat centered & I don't eat a lot of meat so I will say this review is just for the appetizers. The person I went with had the Japanese bbq and while it wasn't the best they've had, they did enjoy it. Even though I'm not the biggest fan of Japanese bbq, I really enjoy Asian food so I was excited to try other things on the menu. I ordered the pork gyoza and the cheese Rangoon. Pork gyoza is one of my favorite appetizers to get at Asian restaurants but these were just lacking flavor. They were really crispy but other than that, they were pretty bland. The cheese Rangoon was also really crispy which I love, but needed salt & other flavor. I was going to order the edamame too but after trying the other 2 appetizers, I wasn't feeling hopeful so I didn't. I would go back if someone wanted to but it's not a place I'd go out of my way to go to. They did have a pretty extensive menu so if I go back, I'll try a few other things.

We finally visited this amazing restaurant! It was so yummy and fun! My favorite was the garlic New…read moreYork strip. And I also loved the cheesy butter corn. OMG the best corn I've ever had. I def recommend getting the all you can eat so you can apps before the meat and then so much meat! Very much enjoyed the whole thing. Yuna was our server and a complete sweetheart and so wonderful. She was super overwhelmed with tables but still got the job done and I respect that.

Recently visited after hearing so many good things about it. Completely worth it. I was a little…read morehesitant on the All you can eat sushi but it is worth the bargain. There was a wait for seating but soon as I started ordering everything came out almost immediately. I can't remember all the rolls I ordered but I Did enjoy each one I tried. I didn't try out many of their apps but their gyoza was also enjoyable for me. With great service and a lot of options I think Mr.Tokyo is worth it. This is so far the best experience I had with AYCE sushi and I would consider coming here over traditional sushi places because of pricing. If you're in the area and want to test how much sushi you can eat you should give Mr.Tokyo a try

I visited here around 6pm on a Saturday with a friend. It was my 1st time here and it was an…read moreinteresting experience! We were say promptly and came at the right time because it was full when we left. We did the all you can eat. They give you sheets of paper where you place your order but there's no limit. Ana was waitress and she was very attentive, but almost to a fault. My friend had to ask her to slow down and allow more time in between check in, outside of breaking the food. I did the hibachi entrees, both regular and teriyaki. I had about 3 of the appetizers too. Everything was truly delicious. I definitely plan to come back. The desserts are an additional price. We got the fried ice cream, which was $5, but so amazing. The outside tasted like funnel cake!

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.

We have been longing to find a place like this where we can get good hibachi with the good ginger…read moredipping sauce at a reasonable price. We had the shrimp and the rib eye. Both were really good, and the rice and vegetables on the side were good as well. We liked the eggs rolls, and the Thai milk tea with boba was my favorite of all! It's good to know this place is here. Next time we may try their Cajun seafood offerings. The restaurant is clean with plenty of seating, and the staff were nice.

This is a hidden gem close to Pisgah Church/Lawndale. I really enjoyed my visit. There aren't many…read moretables indoors, but there are more tables outside. This is more of a take out spot, but I think because it is so clean and has more tables, eating indoors is appealing. I appreciated being served in take out containers, because it made it easier to take leftovers. My daughter loved her milk tea. The gyoza was very good. The crab Rangoon was really tasty. I should have ordered two The real attraction is their seafood boils. I was tempted to get one, but I had the taste for General Tso's chicken. It wasn't bad. I looked around and saw people with boils and they looked really good. My daughter's friend got the hibachi ribeye and chicken. Next visit, I'm going to try the seafood boils. Try this spot!

We have been on the hunt for a new teppanyaki place in Greensboro. Asahi has been in the area…read moreforever, but for whatever reason never gave it a go till now. The building is older and you can tell not much has been done as far as renovations in a while, but everything was clean and comfortable. There isn't a front door facing the street but you enter on the side. On the front page of the menu there were some Specials, that seem to be an every night thing. I was excited to see that their dinner entrees came with the usual soup, salad, veggies, and rice but also noodles. Who could be mad about noodles? I went for the Hibachi Chicken and Shrimp for $28. We went near closing time so got a whole table to ourselves. Our waitress was very attentive and quickly brought our drinks and appetizers. I selected the ginger dressing for my salad. One of my favorite things about these places are all the sauces. I happily replied yes to all of the options. I like to mix the hot sauce in the white. Cuts the sweetness a little bit. I also don't know what they do special to make hot mustard but it's better than any I have bought in a grocery store. And I have tried! Despite a small audience, our chef was lively and gave us a good show. Strong kudos on his onion volcano! Quite a big flame. He noticed my husband's Washington Commanders hoodie and they had a nice conversation about football. He was very personable. The entree portions were huge and very flavorful. We each got a big helping of fried rice and noddles to start. Next was the vegetables (onions, zucchini, carrots) and my shrimp that also came with broccoli. Finally the chicken. Everything was delicious and I had plenty of leftovers to enjoy for future meals. I think we may have found our new teppanyaki place!

The best Japanese Restaurant in the area. You have more food than you could possibly eat in one…read moresitting no matter how badly you want to and you will. The absolute best noodles and of course the cooking chef is pure entertainment!

I picked this place because I needed a quick lunch while in Greensboro for the day for work and…read moredidn't want to feel like crap afterwards. Hibachi is a healthy-ish option, and then I was sold on the lunch deal. Figured, worst case, it was a cheap lunch. I didn't expect a delicious meal worthy of table service hibachi restaurants. This is one of those places that make thinking of strip-mall restaurants as a 'hole in the wall' a thing of the past. This restaurant seems relatively new, but the ownership already have repeat customers, with 3 coming in while I was here for 30 and the owners memorized their orders. The owners are very kind and accommodating and the ambiance of the restaurant is nice for a small, fast-casual place. Super cute, hello kitty type vibes. I got the chicken, shrimp, and steak combo for lunch, which was right at $15 and would easily be $25-$30 at a table service style restaurant. I upgraded to having noodles from rice, which is included in that $15-ish cost. It came with a miso soup OR a ginger salad and I chose the latter. The salad was a good ginger salad, and the hibachi was fantastic. The female owner took my order, careful to verify several times, and asked me how I wanted my steak cooked, which I thought was interesting since I assumed for the deal it couldn't be super high quality steak. However, I bit into the steak during my meal and was surprised to find myself thinking 'holy crap, is that a perfectly cooked medium rare?'. Now, temper your expectations, this isn't A5 Wagyu, but it's better quality steak and food than you'd expect for a fast-casual, strip-mall restaurant. I'd forgotten she'd asked about the steak temp, accidentally dismissing the idea that it would be anything noteworthy to the steak, and only noticed because of my, uh, appreciation for (obsession with) food. On top of all of this, the portion was fantastic. I kept trying to find where the cost was hidden, so to speak, but it's just a great freaking value with a delicious meal. The only thing hidden was the chicken and steak I'd missed under my noodles, which, of course, my big backed self was happy to keep finding. I didn't finish the noodles and I'm accidentally stuffed. But, while we're on the subject, these weren't your typical after-thought noodles you get at 99% of places like this. It was seasoned super well and generously, and there were a ton of onions, carrots, etc. in the noodles, which added to the fantasticalness of the entire meal. The food is served in to-go format, so I could have (probably should have) taken left overs. The service is semi-table service, with the food and drinks being brought out, you throw away your trash, and then they clean the tables. Restaurant was very clean. Would highly recommend for lunch, dinner, dine-in, or to-go.

Food- Everything was great quality and cooked well!…read more Packaging was my favorite part, all re-heatable and not in cheap Styrofoam. The wings surprised me... peppery, did not taste like Asian wings but rather, more like Popeyes pepper chicken. This was a decent surprise Also the chicken and shrimp hibachi was covered in a lot of watered down sauce. My rice test fell a little flat, bland and overcooked. Steamed rice was scraped from the sides and the bottom. Not very good Between the packaging and the proteins, I gave them a high rating. I just hope the rice improves next time I order and my hibachi is loaded in soup.

This was my first time coming here. I loved everything about this restaurant. The food was…read morephenomenal and the service was amazing. The restaurant is very clean. I will definitely be back very soon.

Went hear on Wednesday for a friends birthday, and it was my first time! We tried the crab dip and…read moreit was so tasteful and the homemade chips were chefs kiss. Our waiter was on top of everything and when he noticed it was someone's birthday brought a homemade donut with candle in it to the table! This was appreciated but definitely not expected! I got chicken ramen as my meal and the hard boiled egg as well as how they cooked the chicken was delightful! I am glad I tried a new place with friends!