Relaxed, long-running eatery with hibachi tables offering sushi, sashimi & other Japanese fare.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 5–8:30 PM |
| Friday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 4–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4520 W Market St, Greensboro, NC 27407
Phone: (336) 855-8883
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Reviews
The hibachi chefs here are all super nice and funny, constantly making people laugh or smile while doing their cooking entertainment. The waitresses are fast to get everything needed and cleaned up, and they’re super sweet and understanding!
They’re always clean and make sure of it before opening up for the day, leaving no crumbs or anything on the floors. They even take requests and fulfill them if not actually on the menu, such as plain white rice!
The sauces they give for option are so good! So creamy, gives off a good tangy kick, and just hits the right spot with the food being paired together with it. I love the two classic favorites of ginger and yum yum sauce.
The prices are average and they give you good amounts for what you pay, making it fair. They cook all the food to perfection, which melts in ur mouth and is so hot coming off of the flat grill. They always keep the flat grill clean, too constantly washing it off and scrapping it after the entertainment is all done for the night.
Everything they use here is a fresh product not frozen and the same for the sushi next door to the hibachi, which also even takes on special requests.
The fish tank in the little section over onto your right before going into the sushi area has a cute little corner setup with a beautiful fish tank full of beautiful and all different types of fish. They constantly keep this fish tank around unless being cleaned at the time.
Let me also say how this is the only hibachi place that serves noodles! They also cook them perfectly too just like everything else. Mouth watering how good this food is and especially such a nice special treat to spoil yourself with.
I will always come here if it’s with family or not for a special occasion. I’m craving hibachi and feel like it! Forever love Asahi and hope they stay around for the rest of my life and my daughters!
This restaurant offers a superb quality of Japanese food and sushi, prepared with authentic ingredients and techniques. The prices are reasonable, considering the high standard of sushi grade seafood that is not easily available in the area. The parking situation can be challenging, but it is usually manageable. The service is always excellent, attentive, and courteous. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who enjoys a satisfying and exquisite Japanese meal.
Asahi feels like stepping into a time capsule in the best possible way. It brings me right back to the 90s sushi spots I grew up with in the greater DC area of Virginia. From the menu layout to the decor, it has that old-school charm that’s almost impossible to find anymore. I almost couldn’t believe what I was seeing.I truly thought this layout and presentation had gone the way of the dinosaur.
These days, there’s a sea of AYCE sushi joints popping up everywhere. Gimmicky. Highly derivative menus. Most of them completely miss the mark and end up ruining what I grew up being taught was an art form. That’s what makes Asahi so special. Up front, they’ve got the hibachi setup for the people of the land, the common clay. You know… BUT head to the back and you’ll find the real magic. A deep, thoughtful sushi menu with rich variety, beautiful presentation, and yes, real wasabi if you ask for it.
The wait staff actually sticks around and remembers you, which says everything about the heart behind the place. I’m still blown away that this kind of spot exists in Greensboro. They’ve been here for decades and it shows. It’s the real deal, and I couldn’t be more hyped to have found it.
Be warned, and make no mistake, it ain’t cheap. But what truly good sushi is?