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Sumo Hibachi & Wings

5.0 (4 reviews)
Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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My mother and I stumbled upon this place and were not sure what to expect as we tried other banh mi…read morein the area and some were hit or miss. You have plenty of parking In The plaza but it can get busy due to other fun places in the area. When you walk in it is very spacious with some seating but not a lot. You can either order at the self service kiosk or through an employee. You have the option of fully customizing your sandwich which is super helpful! I ordered a glazed chicken banh mi and the wait was little to none! They give it to you wrapped up in a bag. The flavor was incredible and very delicious. So much flavor, bread wasn't burnt and the portions were great. The price was super reasonable. I left wanting another one! This is by far my new favorite banh mi spot and I'll definitely be back.

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