What are your thoughts on this?

>>8692732
fun but extremely overpriced

>Benihana? Benihana... Beni-fucking-hana? BENI-FUCKING-HANA? WHY? WHY, GOD? Why would You be so cruel as to use the king of Japanese restaurants to take me down?

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>>8692732
1. Onion Volcanos
2. Getting a shrimp or something thrown at your face by a sadistic madman with a musical spatula

>>8692764
I came here to post this but

>You be so cruel as to use the king of Japanese restaurants

It's, "chain of fucking Hibachi restaurants"

We have one in my town. Are they everywhere or what?

>>8693394
Wrong thread, shitwit.

>>8692732
What did he mean by this?

I've been to the Benihana in Seattle. It was delicious. Fun to watch the guy flip things around. Kinda pricey, but it's more for a date or special occasion in my opinion.

>>8692911
>We have one in my town. Are they everywhere or what?
They are franchises, yes. Wow, quick google reveals it costs 2million to build one. I guess that is why the prices are jacked up.

Food teppanyaki food cooked on a heated flat top griddle is interesting at most,could have areas as hot as a wok, but you realize there's no smoke, so yea, a real hibachi would have coals and offer some flavor from drippings plus smoke. A really yummy japanese restaurant will have negamaki and yakitori cooked over coals, not laid on a griddle, bleh. You can cook the latter at home, so why pay those prices? You're paying for the show. The sauces are easily bought, if you're addicted to those.

>>8692732
Overpriced.

There are about 5 benihana knockoffs in my state. They're ok to go to sometimes, but they make me really uncomfortable.

I had a traumatic experience as a kid when one of the chefs made me try and catch a piece of scrambled egg in my mouth. Over and over again. Until there was no egg left because I was covered in it.

>>8693403
Wrong board, weeb faggot. Fuck off back to /y/.

>>>/y/