Benihana

Cross country trip from VA beach to Sacramento upon departure from the Navy.

... that we used on Maui.  We determined to do the same this time, and as I was ordering those, I noticed that they had Benihana gift certs available as well, so we ordered some of those, knowing that it was next door.  We all got cleaned up, and ...

... flight out of SLC on Friday night. Matt arranged transportation (Thanks, Al!) and the three of us grabbed dinner beforehand at Benihana: tappenyaki steak for me, "Seafood Diablo" for the boys. Of course, no hibachi meal would be complete without a pretend ...

... type of generosity in New York. Japanese people are so nice. At night, we wanted to try out a real deal authentic Benihana. It's called Teppanyaki in Japan. The hotel recommended to visit Matsunami Teppanyaki. We arrived to find the prices to be ...

... close together. Sort of NYC style, but more so, as there is actually no gap between tables. So it is more like Benihana, except that Don Carlos and Benihana have absolutely nothing else in common. The restaurant, as mentioned by several sources, is in ...

... headed back to shower. Whilst flicking through the 'Places to eat in Bangkok' guide a few days ago, I saw an ad for 'Benihana's' japanese restaurant. I've eaten here many times in the states with my family and didn't think that this could be the same ...

... resort, we have a very nice pool view room and the ocean is right across the street. We had a very nice dinner at Benihana's restaurant and shared the table with some very friendly folks that were doing business, not much business though so it was good ...

... fire pit in the middle of each table.  You pick different types of meats and vegetables and cook them yourself (kind of like Benihana without the chef).  We got lard, meat, broth and vegetables and you put them on the surface in that ...

... TA in the US - but cost of living here is much less. Dinner was at a Japanese restaurant and was surprisingly good - it was Benihana style so it was all cooked. Sorry I haven't been able to post pictures and videos. Last night it took me 45 aggravating ...

... into a semi-private, softly-lit alcove where there was a chef standing next to an iron board bar. It was like Benihana's, according to Yasushi, but the original Japanese version was less of a show and more of cooking with composure. The dining experience ...

... had our own chef who cooked  at a habachi right in front of us.  If you have ever been to the Japanese chain Benihana in the US, think about this.  Instead of clanging knives, we watch the most precise cooking that we have ever seen.  ...

... " game to the girls upon check-in and the doorman brought milk and cookies to them at bedtime. We had Fathers' Day dinner at Benihana's, the girls loved the show and the food as well. The next day we strolled the streets of Georgetown with the girls in ...

... great thing about MBK is the food court. It's mostly Thai food with some Chinese, Japanese, and (bad) Indian. There are a few Benihana style cook-at-the-table places. Most of the food had English translations and there were tons of options. I had my ...