
“With over ten years of history in the Greenville area, our 160-seat Asian fusion restaurant offers authentic Japanese cuisine led by a Japanese & Korean owner. Enjoy tableside hibachi grilling, fresh sushi, and a vibrant cocktail bar — perfect for birthday parties, anniversary celebrations, and unforgettable dining in a stylish, contemporary setting.”
Contemporary setting for Asian fusion eats with tableside hibachi grilling, sushi & a cocktail bar.
Hours
| Monday | 4:30–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 4:30–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 4:30–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 4:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 16 Park Woodruff Dr, Greenville, SC 29607
Phone: (864) 538-8366
Website: https://fusionjapanesejapanesesteakhouse.toast.site/
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Reviews
The chefs are entertaining and keep the table engaged while cooking, which turns dinner into more of an experience than just a meal. The food was fresh, flavorful, and cooked perfectly right in front of us.
Great place to enjoy good food while sharing a fun dining experience with others.
Option were offered to have food in regular table or opt for large table, I opted for second, even though I was alone they provided the full table, there was wait to check whether other group of people could join the same table. Chef put the fire on the table and doused off, there was no opportunity for chef to make any jokes. Rice portion was huge, asked him to reduced it. Salmon & veggies were good. They offered complimentary salad & soup.
Due the theme of restaurant chef have to be interactive & make people laugh say in birthday party & etc. so there is quite a noise in the area. Apart from it, most of the staffs are from Micronesia so they were bit chattering in their local language.
Our waitress was never to be found for drinks. We’re told she was recently promoted to manager. Again, it wasn’t that busy. We had to ask other waitresses and then finally our chef for help and still waited about another 10 min.
And while our chef was great, it feels like they’re timed now bc they don’t engage and interact the same way with the table anymore. The first couple of times we’ve been since new owners, we thought it was an off night but now it seems like the norm. One of the fun parts of hibachi is interacting with the chef and the table. If it wasn’t for the interaction, we’d just sit at the bar
Then we asked about the ice cream that usually comes post dinner. She explained that they stopped bc most people don’t eat it and the owners were wasting like $3/gallon (her words). So instead of asking people if they want it vs just bringing it, they cut it completely. We also noticed that they took the 2 little noddles out of the spring onion soup
The final kind of “ick” for us was that they charged us $1.25 each for the smallest take home yum yum sauce. I’m adding a pic bc it’s ridiculous. Even Joy of Tokyo only charges $0.25 for theirs. We could have had the chef pour some in a bowl but that would have been wasteful. No one needs to be nickled and dimed when you’re paying over $40/pp for your entree
This is a bummer bc it’s a staple for our families and we usually recommend it above all other places. I miss the old owners
Tonight was the worst experience thus far.
Without telling us, they charged a 18% 5 or more gratuity fee and a 3% credit card fee.
Two of my kids didn’t eat, it wasn’t busy as our table had 4 empty seats, and one of my kids was in our lap the whole time and not even two yet.
The waitress did not bring the correct number of salads for us, and did not refill our drinks until towards the end of dinner.
I always leave at least 25% or 30% tip. I informed her that with her leaving the gratuity fee on there it would be worse off for her. She didn’t want to take it to manager or take it off the bill so I paid it and left 0 additional tip for her.
I gave the cook a 20% separate tip for doing a great job.
You need to change how you do business or you will be out of business.
P.S. I rated 3 stars because we didn’t actually eat any of the food; didn’t want to be absurdly rude, just share our experience.