Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 12:30–10 PM |
| Sunday | 12:30–9 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Kobe Japanese House, 7900 Haven Ave, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
Phone: (909) 989-8188
Website: https://www.kobejapanesehouse.com/
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This is a mom and pop owned restaurant. The food was very good. The shrimp amazing. The New York steak was more flavorful than the filet mignon, but the fillet was more tender. They have good appetizers and their lunch specials are very affordable. I asked for their spicy paste and put it on everything!
Our chef was very nice and outgoing. He nailed the cooking and talked with us like a friend you haven’t seen in a long time.
Overall a great place. It’s a bit hidden, but worth the visit.
Our chef was awesome. He was amusing and put on quite the show. Worthy of note, he was not afraid to season things a bit. I mentioned that to him and he said that he was cooking it the way he likes to cook for himself. He used liberal amounts of the teppanyaki flavor arsenal: garlic butter, salt, pepper, and of course, soy sauce.
I had the filet mignon. It was delicious and it was cooked to mouth watering perfection. It had a little more pepper on it that I have ever had on my teppanyaki before but I really liked it that way. Others had filet mignon/scallops or New York steak/scallops combos. They all seemed more than happy as well.
My entree came with the usual salad and soup. They were both good but nothing out of the ordinary.
The price is in line with what you will pay at similar restaurants in the area. It’s about what a filet mignon might cost you at a regular steakhouse… or a little less… but it’s much more entertaining this way.
Incidentally, I’ve been to Kishi in Upland (twice) and Tokyo Kitchen in Montclair since the last time I dined at Kobe. Although both were good, neither one quite compares.
If you’re in the mood for teppanyaki, I highly recommend Kobe Japanese House.
But I must say that I am not a fan of the yum yum sauce that they have at this restaurant- at least the batch that we had tasted very bland and did not have any sweetness to it. Although it tasted much better the second day when blended with the ginger sauce.
The soup was also not much to write home about either. It was bland and the taste was not very good… i didn’t even end up eating it. In their defense, perhaps it was just different than what I’m accustomed to, especially as a huge fan of hibachi, as you can see from my reviews ( and so many more that I haven’t even shared).
We were told that reservations were required for our party of 6 but another couple was sat at our table. They came just as they were about to bring our servings out, which required us to wait longer. The couple said that they didn’t have a reservation.
One thing that can either be good or bad, depending on your situation is the fact that the restaurant is very intimate, meaning small.
So if you’re looking for a spot where you don’t have to compete to hear, this may be your spot. There were only about 2 full hibachi sides and a half table.
On the night that we went, there was only 1 cook, so we had to wait for him to finish with their table before he was able to come to ours. Our server had some challenges with either hearing or understanding us- which was a bit frustrating at times.
Overall, it was OK but not something that I would make sure to return to.
They have a COTTON CANDY machine, many different shapes, so cute. Kids have so much fun.