The hibachi and sushi were so good... I had to spin the block twice…read more Two visits in one month says everything you need to know. From the Bento I had the Chicken during my 1st visit to the Shrimp hibachi bowl on my second to the delicious sushi rolls, every bite delivered. If you're looking for a spot that's worth going back to before the month is even over, this is it. The Papa Roll is on repeat for every visit. Love that's its spacing and has a beautiful bar. The service is a 10/10 both visits. They anticipated our needs both times.

This was my first experience at Konnichiwa and I loved it. The bento boxes and bowls are huge. I…read morehad the chicken bento and it was flavorful and tasty. Now when you go in you are greeted with the hostess yelling "konnichiwa" (it was funny). The waiter was attentive and very helpful. It is a family friendly establishment and I highly recommend.

Excellent food and service every time! Easily the best Hibachi in Charleston and a great atmosphere…read moretoo.

Such a fun and memorable time as a party of 6 with our grandkiddos at Hachiya Japanese Steakhouse…read moreand Sushi! From soup to salad to the main course--an abundance of delicious food! Decadent chicken teriyaki paired with shrimp, steak, and fresh veggies... absolutely amazing. And of course, the chef had us all laughing--such great entertainment! Yummy 3 flavor sherbet cup dessert. Balloons, chef hats to color, and take home trays for the left overs in a brown bag yore is a start to finish well designed plan that moves tables quickly. Do be prepared for that! Full hearts, full bellies, and sweet family memories made! Always a good time and truly beautiful decor tops the experience off.

The salmon and chicken hibachi was good the salmon had a fish taste in which I put it aside and ate…read morethe chicken rice and vegetables. The bartender had my drink tasting really good. Always a good spot to drop in for lunch.

Came here for lunch right when it opened so we got sat quickly. Koma was our server and he was…read moredelightful. Friendly, engaging and he was moving around quickly. We got the hibachi lunch and both got soup and salad. Could tell the shrimp shumai was not homemade but they tasted alright. We got really good portions of our hibachi dishes and everything tasted great, especially their yum yum sauce because you know that is crucial! My favorite was the yaki udon noodles which we had plenty left to take home. I would come back and sit in Koma's section again! He made the experience very pleasant.

I ordered online when we were about 20 minutes away. We arrived a few minutes before it said the…read morefood would be ready. Upon arrival, we were told there was an issue with the computer. Then we were asked what our order was and if we had paid. Glad I had screenshots and the email receipt. Would not recommend ordering online. No point. Food was ready about 25-30 minutes past when it was supposed to be done. The food was good though. I got sweet and sour chicken. Others in our group got the teriyaki chicken bowls and everyone liked it.

Service was very good, atmosphere was a typical Hibachi style. Had shrimp dinner which was…read moreinedible.No excuses for not having great fresh shrimp in Charleston. Not deveined, small hard no flavor.

I dropped by just because of the name since I just came back from Japan and learned what Maguro…read more(tuna) meant. The bar is hidden away in a parking lot where it is difficult to turn into from the other side of the road because of a barrier so you have to make a u turn up the road a little bit. The place itself is kind of small. I sat at the bar but I'm not sure why but it felt a little off. It didn't feel like a normal sushi bar where I felt like I was able to see the chef prepare the food I'm not sure if there was some kind of height disproportion or if the glass with food was blocking the way. The staff was friendly but there did seem to be some kind of miscommunication between the server and the chef when they were doing hand offs on top of the bar. It might be better to do food handoffs at the open corner to the side so the waitress didnt have to reach high and over customers although maybe it is different when it is busy since I was the only one at the bar. The food itself was delicious although I must admit I can't tell the difference between normal sushi. I would rate this as normal sushi. To put things in perspective bad sushi would have dried out rice or fish that tastes a bit off in a bad way. Amazing sushi would be something that just tastes so different but in a good way. Could be a cute casual date spot or even a friend group meet up spot. Keep in mind the space is limited but it shares the menu and space with Taste of Thai next door. I havent been into Taste of Thai yet so I can't talk about the spacing in there.

The Sushi was disappointing…read more At the last second the wife decided to go to Maguro Sushi Bar for her birthday instead of one downtown on East Bas she had been looking forward to, and I am sorry to say it was disappointing. The first thing of note are the prices which are very reasonable. In fact the nigiri was so low I had to confirm it was for 2 pieces and not just one The restaurant is smallish but comfortable. They also share a hallway with their sister restaurants a taste of Thai, and as i understand it, you can order from both restaurants, regardless of which one you are eating at Regarding the Sushi itself there was some good, but there was also some average, and some very bad. I will go from worst to best. We started buy getting two orders of Tobiko. They had an option of Red, Green and Black. We have never had Black Tobiko (infused with squid ink), so we ordered Green and Black. The waitress got it wrong and gave us Red instead of Block . We should have sent it back, but we do like the red so we kept it. BIG MISTAKE. Normally a red Tobiko has a slight smokey flavor, but this was so over the top I wasn't sure if it was unique flavor to this restaurant or bad fish eggs. The wife thought so little of it she spit it out. The Green wasn't bad, but we were already on a downhill slide Next was two Eel handrolls which we normally love. Mine was OK, but The wife's Eel looked, and she said tasted raw and so this was another dish she could not eat. Next on the not so great list was the Ginger. Something else we normally love, but this Ginger was an odd darker shade pink to Red and had an funny taste to it. The Rainbow Roll was not bad, but I personally never had it with Shrimp. I am assuming they use Shrimp to lower the cost, but my preference isn't to have Shrimp as one of my fishes on a Rainbow roll. The spider roll we order was decent, but could have used some Eel Sauce on it. We tried something new for us which was the Salmon Tempura Roll. This consisted of Salmon tempura, crab, cucumber, avocado, masago, teriyaki. Neither of us have had Salmon tempura so it was not only unique but very good. We both loved the light crunch of the tempura fired Salmon. It has been many years since we ordered salmon skin, so we got 2 hand rolls. This was the star of the night. The roll was loaded with wonderful crispy salmon skin with Masago, scallion, spicy mayo. The wife usually does not like spicy mayo, but in this case, it paired really nice with the crunch of the skin. So yea some good, some medium, and some really bad.

Food was excellent as was the service.i ordered the Bagel Roll and a side of Fried Rice with an Old…read moreFashion.

Zen Asian Fusion delivered an incredible sushi experience and made my birthday celebration feel…read moregenuinely special. We sat at the sushi bar, which I highly recommend, and from the moment we sat down it was clear we were in good hands. We were surprised right away with a complimentary amuse‑bouche--crab stick rolled with salmon--which was a thoughtful and delicious touch. To start, I ordered the seaweed salad while Justin went with the ginger salad; both were fresh, balanced, and a perfect lead‑in to the sushi. For the main event, I ordered a spicy tuna roll and eel nigiri, and this is where Zen really shined. The spicy tuna roll was exactly what sushi lovers hope for--very light on rice and heavy on fish, something that's surprisingly hard to find around Charleston. The eel nigiri was rich, perfectly cooked, and full of flavor. Justin ordered several pieces of sashimi and was equally impressed. We asked about albacore tuna (unfortunately unavailable), but were told the salmon was excellent--and moments later, we were unexpectedly served two additional pieces of sushi each. Completely unexpected and incredibly appreciated, especially for a birthday celebration. Between the quality of the fish, attention to detail, and warm hospitality, Zen Asian Fusion absolutely won us over. We've officially found our new sushi spot and can't wait to come back.

Waking in it was empty and very clean! The cashier wasn't very friendly but he did walk all the…read morefood to my table which I didn't expect. Food was very bland and flavorless to me so I don't see myself coming back. I usually give places a few chances and chalk up not-so-great food to them having an off day but since the service wasn't very friendly I think I'll just chalk this one up to one of my least favorites

Great poke! We…read morerecently swung by for a takeout lunch while running errands. Parking is a little tight with the DMV but still plenty. For the price point and quality of ingredients, great option for poke bowls on a hot summer day. They came out quick and the staff was efficient. The inside space is clean with booths and tables but you order at the counter either for dine in or takeout.

Great hibachi option in West Ashley! Placing our online order was very easy and I liked that they…read morewill let you do various add ons. Parking is easy in their lot as well. Pick up was quick and they do have a few booths if you decide to dine in. The hibachi was nicely prepared - a bit basic (not bland but just not a ton of extras) but really tasty and easy to spice up with the white sauce and some soy. The dumplings were tasty as well. The price point for the serving size was great.

Sushi was decent. Hibachi was inedible. Genuinely the worst food I have ever had and I eat…read moreliterally everything... no words for how bad this place is now.

My wife and I tried Kanji, sushi/hibachi/wok for the first time. We love hibachi, so we were…read moreanxious to try this restaurant in West Ashley. We had the chicken hibachi, with vegetables and rice, which was cooked perfectly and incredibly flavorful. The portion size was generous, and the fried rice and vegetables were delicious complements. Kanji Hibachi also boasts a great sushi bar, which I'm excited to try next time. The service was fast and friendly, and my overall experience was excellent. I highly recommend Kanji Hibachi and will definitely be back to explore more of their menu!"

Visited Kanji Hibatchi and sushi grill on a rainy Tuesday afternoon. This business is located in a…read morestrip mall with plenty of parking. It is both a carryout and dine-in business. There are 5 tables and 3 booths inside. It was clean and bright inside. No bar is available. I ordered the Chicken Hibachi with fried rice and vegetables. The chicken had a teriyaki sauce with sesame seeds. The rice was brown rice and seasoned just right. You get plenty of cooked vegetables and yum yum sauce. I dined inside. The food arrived quickly and was very good. You get a decent sized portion for your money. I recommend Kanji and will be back again.

Great food, reasonable prices. Especially loved the red snapper, I fear the restaurant is cursed by…read morethe niche menu (I think it's supposed to be fine Japanese dining) and the location that seems to send tenants packing. I hope it stays and I will be back but was not remotely crowded Friday night at 6:30

Snow Monkeys is a hidden gem but I wish (for their sake-and mine too) that it wasn't SO hidden…read more Set in a cute bistro type place way in the back of a group of businesses, you have to be really looking to find it. Once you do find it though-aaaah the food is devine. The chef at this establishment goes out of his way to prepare dishes that sing to you. Every single bite of every single dish was a pleasure from the watermelon and feta salad to the gnocchi to the fish to the duck. My husband and I were in heaven. We don't usually order dessert but why not? The roasted blueberries on some sort of amazing cake and ice cream was delicious, of course! DO NOT MISS THIS PLACE!!!