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As a military veteran, I've traveled around and eaten at a great many hibachi grills & sushi restaurants (my very favorite type of dining out). Peking…
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Shogun Steakhouse
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Passable hibachi. However when I took my significant other out for Valentine's Day there was a 15% gratuity charge for it being a holiday. For two peo…
Ashley Elizabeth Phillips
Shogun Steakhouse
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I've had their buffet, and was NOT impressed. However, I went back for their hibachi grill...and I fell in love! Fuji's has NOTHING on them!! Everythi…
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8 Reviews on “Shogun Steakhouse”
Passable hibachi. However when I took my significant other out for Valentine’s Day there was a 15% gratuity charge for it being a holiday. For two people. Im from Chicago and this is the first time I or any of my friends and family have ever heard of such nonsense. Guess who doesnt charge gratuity on holidays? Fuji. Go down the street for better service, better food, and less crookery.
I’ve had their buffet, and was NOT impressed. However, I went back for their hibachi grill…and I fell in love! Fuji’s has NOTHING on them!! Everything was incredible…and if you’re a sushi lover – you’ve gotta try the Cajun Roll!
The sushi was not good. For real sushi lovers, i recommend Fujis.
Yummy! Everything was very tasty. Scallops, veggies, fried rice.
The sushi is hit and miss. When it’s miss, it’s epic fail. My sushi looked as though it had been. Chewed up and spit out…I’d have shown the manager, but it was takeout. I did take a pic!
Sushi is not as good as it used to be.
I was weary of a chinese/ sushi combo reataurant, and for food reason. The sushi was some of the worst I’ve ever had. I cannot speak about the Chinese buffet, or the hibachi, but the sushi rolls were covered in a giant layer of gummy rice, and the tuna was firm and smelled a bit like bait.