Hibachi Grill

Introduced to Hagerstown, we installed 4 Hibachi Grills in 1991. Translated into English as 'Portable Grill,' Hibachi is known in Japan as 'Teppan Yaki.' Presently, we have expanded our Hibachi menu to provide you with a larger selection for your entree.

After selecting and ordering your entree, such as an Hibachi Steak or Hibachi Steak and Shrimp, you will be served our House Salad and Soup. Once the grill has reached the proper temperature, the chef will arrive and serve you two sauces: Kobe and Ginger. Both sauces are recommended with your fried rice, vegetables, seafood, and meats. The chef will begin by cooking and serving the vegetables (spanish onions, zucchini, carrots, and broccoli) and fried rice (if ordered). The chef will catch your attention with our delicious shrimp appetizer. With your entree, the chef will ask for your preference in taste if applicable. With a limited amount of seasoning, the chef will use his culinary skills and talents to make your meal most enjoyable.

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Brief History of the Hibachi Grill

Nearly a century ago, the Hibachi Grill originated from OSAKA, JAPAN, KOBE's neighboring city. In the early 1900's, the grill was used to make Osaka's dish, Okonomi Yaki (Japanese pancake with meat, vegetables, and seafood). Presently in Japan, the Hibachi Grill is used to make Okonami Yaki, skewered meats, steaks, and others. From Japan, the founder of Benihana restaurants, Rocky Aoki reformed Teppan Yaki to Hibachi in the early 1970's. This display of Americanization is the simple combination of the chef's skills, guests' amusement, and great taste.