Shogun Steak House of Japan
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Customers' Favorites
Japanese Clear Soup and House Salad
Hibachi Steakwith Side of Shrimp
Salad - Shogun Secret Dressing
Clear Japanese Soup and Salad
Fried Rice Fried Vegetables
Soup - Japanese Clear Soup
Hibachi Steak and Shrimp
Fried Rice Fried Vegs
Steak and Vegetables
Chicken and Steak
Shogun Steak House of Japan Reviews
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The food and the service were top notch! I wish I had my phone out so I could havegotten a video. This is a hibachi grill house so bring a group. If you don't have a group the will put you with other couples, but it is so very worth it. Our chef was an older gentleman with a braided beard. He was very entertaining and absolutely talented. The food was spectacular with everything being cooked to perfection!I we will be coming back.
It’s so much food and at a fair price. My son is gluten free and everyone at the restaurant from the time we checked in at the hostess station to our chef was careful to make sure that nothing was offered to him that had gluten. We had a great time and everyone was friendly.
I was worried going into this experience after reading some of the reviews but our party of 11 had a great experience. My only complaint would be the low lighting, but it does lend to the atmosphere.
Hours
| Monday | 5:30 - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 5:30 - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 5:30 - 8PM |
| Thursday | 5:30 - 8PM |
| Friday | 5 - 9PM |
| Saturday | 5 - 9PM |
| Sunday | 5 - 8PM |
Shogun Steak House of Japan is a popular Japanese steakhouse that offers a unique dining experience. While some guests find the restaurant to be slightly overrated, many praise the quality of the food, including the delicious soup, scallops, steak, shrimp, and perfectly cooked rice. The steak was good, and the scallops were cooked properly, making for an enjoyable hibachi dinner. The cold glass for the beer is a nice touch. The fried rice, however, is sometimes described as bland. The restaurant's atmosphere is comfortable and less rushed than some other teppanyaki establishments, with attentive servers who add to the overall experience. Families and friends often enjoy the lively and fun environment, with a hilarious host providing entertainment. Paul, the hibachi chef, is a favorite among guests, having been a staple at the restaurant for decades. The restaurant's wheelchair accessibility is described as serviceable, though some improvements could be made to the entrance and seating arrangements. One suggestion from long-time guests is to have two tables that face each other for larger parties, as they often have a large family dining together.