Matt M.
Yelp
The hibachi presentation here is so subpar, that's all this review is about. If you come here for a show, 4 out of 5 times you won't get one. I don't mean they're not Japanese, or something petty like that (they're not). What I mean is the chefs do very little to make this into a fun experience.
I think in the past year I've taken my girls there 5 times, and only once did we get a chef who was high energy, skilled, and kept it up throughout. And we aren't talking Tuesday lunch, but Friday at 7pm. Think of all the things you see at hibachi: maybe an intro fire blaze, juggling eggs, making them multiply under the bowl, flipping spatulas, tossing eggs and having them land on the side of the spatula, drawing with eggs, tossing bits of cooked food into mouths to cheers, volcano build, volcano turns into train, tossing shrimp into hat, juggling salt and pepper and sesame while clanging on the table, and flair with food cutting and delivery. I'm sure you can think of more.
I've seen much of this at Kani but tonight and the last few times, during prime dinner time, we got: intro fire blaze, volcano, that's it!
Kani, literally no one goes for your food. Put an effort in, please.