Sapporo Hibachi Express

Sapporo has reached legendary status among our family! It's the best hibachi and Japanese takeout food that we've found (and we've tried many). The scallops are better than expensive restaurants, and the yaki soba is unlike any other we've found. If you get the pork dumplings, choose pan fried and you won't regret it! It's very clean inside, staff is friendly, portions are big enough to split, and the food is always ready fresh and fast! 10/10 would recommend, even to friends out of town!

Carry out or eat in. Ordering was quick and easy. Food is cooked to order. We tried the Japanese fried rice with shrimp. You can see them preparing your meal. Only took a couple of minutes. Meal consisted of four shrimp and fried rice with egg, carrots, onions. Stirred fried together. No ambience. But place is clean. Good for carry out or quickie lunch.

The good, the bad, the and ugly are the foods of Sapporo Hibachi ExpressThe good:1. Variety of vegetables. Some hibachi places are limited. 2. Given lots of vegetables to replace ordering omitting the rice.3. The Green Tea Ice cream is the best item I ordered! Worth the trip.4. The hibachi soup was nice.The bad:1. Lack of flexibility to choose vegetables given - my husband HATES mushrooms, and had no idea when ordering he would receive them, as no other hibachi place we've tried automatically has them.2. The dressing with the hibachi salad had no flavor, according to husband.3. The sauces they cook the hibachi salmon in must have gluten in them, because after consuming it felt that way. :(The ugly:1. The Vegetable Spring Rolls were WAY undercooked, like almost inedible. Undercooked cookies = yum. Undercooked spring rolls = close to unpalatable.So, if you are at Sapporo, get the soup and the green tea ice cream. Yes you may be hungry, but it will be the best they have to offer!

Best hibachi takeout!! Great portion sizes, we ordered the double meat option and split it. Great selection of appetizers. Their wings and pork gyoza are tasty! We paid $33 overall which I consider a reasonable price for takeout and we were full and satisfied.

This place is a great little hidden gem!Across the street from Kroger is not to hard to locate.I had the steak and shrimp hibachi with fried rice and it was great!Next time I'll try an appetizer as well.

The service was PHENOMENAL and it was nice and expedient. I don't know if I'd want to pay almost $22 for pretty standard fried rice, but it was a nice size for the money. A lunch special would DEFINITELY come in handy for local businesses. The sauces are extra but the Ginger dressing is/was DIVINE! I am not a fan of yum yum, but if you mix it with a pinch of the teriyaki and a generous helping of ginger dressing, it is definitely delicious. Rice was tender but when I wanted vegetables, I meant hibachi ones- not broccoli florets thrown in here and there. Go again to support a local business and the super kind gentlemen working there.

Always top-tier service when we go. The food never disappoints, even for our picky teenager. Their prices are good-to-fair. Definitely recommend.

The food we ate here wasn't even mediocre. Most of it was actually horrible. My kids love noodles, but this place makes cheap instant Walmart yaki undon look like a delicacy. I made the mistake of ordering ramen. It was nearly inedible. Once again, I'd take cheap packaged ramen over this abomination. The broth seemed just bland at first, but it tasted worse and worse with each spoonful. The pork was also barely edible. None of us could finish the udon or ramen. We did get an order of gyoza to start which were fine. I ended up getting a second order since we were going to be hungry after throwing away the rest. Also it was so odd that everything came in to go containers even though we ordered to eat in. At least the employees were pleasant and the place was pleasant enough inside (but the front door was so hard to open we thought it was locked... we should have walked away at that point, oh well hahahaha).

They have the delicious fried rice you come to expect from a hibachi place. My only gripe with this is that it's not enough. I paid $14 something for the beef version along with the fried rice; however, I was left still feeling hungry at the end. There was maybe 10-12 small cubed pieces of beef. Flavor as good, the accompanying sauces really go a long way. I could definitely finish two orders but then at $28, isn't it better to go to a sit down hibachi restaurant?Flavor 8/10Portions 5/10Quality 8/10

Everything is fresh and delicious. Portions are good and the fried rice is worth the upgrade.