9 Best Japanese Restaurants in Woodbridge

“Amazing food, extremely generous portions. We got the chicken/beef hibachi and this was the best I’ve had in Virginia. The owners are super nice and made sure we were taken care of. I will definitely be coming back and trying the rest of their menu!“

“Wow! New chef Jason is a rockstar. Best meal at hibachi ever. No extra sauce, just cooked to perfection with the right amount of flavor.“

“Better than your average takeout.

Hibachi Express is exactly as advertised, quick and delicious Asian-style food.

The beef and noodles I ordered were hot and cooked to perfection. The fried shrimp was satisfyingly crispy. The spring rolls were light and savory.

Just under $10 for an entree of meat and rice/noodles, plus a tempting selection of additional sides. You just can't resist treating yourself with a very filling lunch.

The staff is professional and committed to quality food service. There's no nonsense to ordering, the menu is clear for you to choose your cravings, and it's ready in just a few minutes.

The dining area is clean and cozy, a balance of modern fast-casual and classic Asian. It's worth coming back to enjoy your favorite meal or try something different.“

“The sushi was outstanding and very reasonably priced! I highly recommend. We will be back!“

“So good�“

“As authentic as it gets. Highly recommend the spicy chicken halal ramen. The broth had a great flavor and there was a generous portion of noodles. Most ramen places in the DMV play it safe with a high sodium broth and offer chili oil on the side, it was nice to have something different.“

“Love the Garlic Twin“

“I went there around 6 p.m. on a weekday, and the place was already packed. The food was warm, which was nice. One thing I wish they had was disposable gloves for picking up food. Some of the serving utensils were a bit sticky, and it felt uncomfortable holding them with bare hands.

This place isn’t really a Chinese buffet. It feels more like a general buffet that also caters to the Latino community. They didn’t even have fried rice; you cannot NOT have fried rice at a chinese buffet. They also had sushi, which honestly wasn’t great, but I didn’t go there for sushi anyway.

One thing that really stood out was the imitation crab soup. It was really good, and you don’t usually see that kind of soup at a buffet like this, so I was impressed. Other than that, it felt like a typical buffet experience but a little less.

For the price and the variety, I’d give it four stars, but I wouldn’t call it a Chinese buffet, just a buffet overall.“

“Best sushi I’ve had in a while. Fresh and delicious. Great selection and prices. Definitely making this a regular stop!!“