No-frills mall destination serving up hibachi fare, sushi, curries & other Japanese-Thai basics.
Hours
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 12–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3217 Avent Ferry Rd, Raleigh, NC 27606
Phone: (919) 233-9119
Website: https://www.hibachisushinc.com/
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The hibachi isn’t overdone with seasonings, meat is nice and tender, rice is fresh. Ye it might be “bland” for some but I actually do prefer less seasoning on my hibachi.
The sushi- salmon roll, philly roll, salmon sashimi (thick pieces good God just what I wanted) and salmon roe nigiri all amazing!
These crab rangoons are the BEST i ever tried and I will return!
For the prize? Absolutely yes, yes and yes.
If you want to spend money on more flavors go somewhere else this is fast, affordable and plenty, and mostly simple!
And again as other people mentioned, this place is meant to be as a fast affordable take-out for NCSU students! Not a high end hibachi Japanese restaurant! So set your expectations accordingly.
I like that the spicy tuna roll comes with avocado and crunchy tempura flakes 🙂 lots of places don’t jazz up their spicy tuna roll like that. Plus the rolls are very large so it’s not just being bulked out
The staff member was polite, but the overall experience was terrible. I specifically asked for sauce with my hibachi order. When I got home, there was no sauce in the bag, so I had to drive all the way back to the restaurant. No one mentioned that customers are expected to fill their own sauce containers, and as a first-time customer that was not clear at all.
After making the extra trip and driving home again, I opened the container and realized my order was loaded with vegetables, even though I clearly requested no vegetables. There were literally more vegetables than chicken and rice. At that point, the entire meal was not what I ordered.
Having to make multiple trips and still receiving the wrong food is unacceptable. Mistakes happen, but this felt careless. I am extremely disappointed and believe a refund would be appropriate.
Imagine you’re expecting that smoky, savory Thai classic with wide rice noodles, Chinese broccoli, and just the right amount of soy sauce. Now imagine instead a mountain—and I mean a mountain—of thick rice noodles drowning in a sweet red sauce (think Pad Thai’s distant cousin who studied abroad and came back weird), tossed with some broccoli florets, egg, and a few tiny shrimp playing hide and seek.
Was it edible? Sure. Was it Pad See Ew? Absolutely not. This is “Thai food” for broke college kids who want a bucket of carbs and don’t ask too many questions. If you’re here for authenticity or flavor precision, this ain’t it.
My girlfriend got the hibachi and described it as “meh” while poking at it like a disappointed Food Network judge. The presentation was kind of like the food equivalent of showing up to a Zoom meeting with no camera and bedhead. Functional, but not exciting.
That said, I’m giving them props for being a small local business slinging affordable food near NC State—lord knows the area needs it. If you’re on a budget and just need fuel to survive your finals, you’ll be fine. Just… maybe don’t expect your favorite Thai dish to taste anything like it’s supposed to.
Support local, but bring low expectations.