3. Hibachi Japanese Steak House

Customers are escorted to teppanyaki tables where they join strangers in dining together, Japanese style. The chef prepares everyone's food together right before the very eyes of the diners, using all the entertaining tricks of the Japanese steak house, with walls of flame and shrimp flying into your mouth. Not up for so much excitement? They also have a sedate sushi bar, but if sushi isn't your thing, you can have the teppanyaki menu served to you there as well.

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