"This place is in the pretty rundown mall on 20th. Some good food options in there, or at least there have been, and occasionally still are. \n\nThis place doesn't look like much outside, and not much more inside. But the food is great, and the owners are super friendly and helpful. I saw them being super nice to other customers, as well as to me. I was the only dine-in customer, and there really are only two tables. They have the rest of the place blocked off, so no more seating. Lots of carryout business, even midafternoon on a weekday. \n\nThey have a pretty big menu, but it's pretty much what you would expect. The standard hibachi proteins and combos and veggies and sauces. A few appetizers like crab Rangoon and eggrolls. \n\nI got steak, chicken and shrimp. I was tempted by scallops, too, but hibachi always adds up (this was the expected $20 or so.) And what came out was the standard huge hibachi portion, very well done. I asked for the steak medium, and it came out a little pink in the middle, close enough for tiny pieces. Tender and tasty. The chicken and shrimp were also perfectly cooked. Comes with fried rice, and cabbage and carrots, and two sauces. You can add other veggies for a small charge, and pick or swap your sauces I think. \n\nIt was really good. And I have a little bit left over for later. Sweetie would definitely not come here. Not that it's unpleasant inside, but it is not fancy, and not in a nice part of town. But I enjoyed dining in, and you can always do carry out. Glad to see this here."
Mr. Hibachi Downtown
3.5
30
250 N 3rd St, Columbus
OPEN · 10:45 - 21:00 · +1 614-327-0568
"I went to Mr. Hibachi and honestly it was cool. The food was solid, nothing crazy but definitely hit the spot. The portions were great though, everything was hot, and the flavor was there. Service was alright, they weren't rude or anything, just not super engaged. It's one of those places where you get exactly what you came for quick hibachi, good enough to satisfy the craving. I'd go back if I'm in the area and want something easy, but it's a little sad inside with no real lighting or music so I usually just grab it to go. Love how they give the hugggeee cups of yum yum though!"
Hibachi Express
4
34
4951 N Hamilton Rd, Columbus
OPEN · 11:00 - 21:00 · +1 614-337-9998
"We had two people in our party that have shellfish allergies. We came in to place a takeout order and asked them to avoid cross-contamination with allergens. They told us to our face that they were "too busy to accommodate our allergy right now." Unacceptable service, dangerous to anyone with food allergies/intolerances."
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