Arashi Japan

After living in Westlake for over a year, we finally decided to try Arashi. There are so many restaurants in the Crocker Park area to choose from, and we rarely treat ourselves to the hibachi experience.It was a rainy night so we chose take-out hibachi. This can be risky as nothing beats the fresh taste of food grilled in front of you. Without doubt, this was the BEST take-out hibachi we've ever had! We ordered the dinner box (teriyaki salmon, tempura, California roll) and chicken hibachi. Both meals were tender, full of flavor and with generous portions. It was a very pleasant discovery, particularly the sushi roll. We are now looking forward to sampling more of their sushi menu, as well as trying the dine-in hibachi options.GREAT Japanese food option in the Westlake/Crocker Park area - try it!

So this is another one of places I drive by all the time and wonder if it's any good. So this particular day a couple of weeks ago i finally decided to try it. When we entered the restaurant , we were greeted,I'm going to assume by the owner. He also ended up being our waiter and bus boy. But he did a great job. It was about mid afternoon when we got there, the restaurant was empty. There is Two sides to the restaurant, the hibachi side and the food to the table. The inside is very clean and well kept up. But was kindve out dated but still in great condition. We settled for the hibachi. There's a big selection on the menu with alot of options. We ordered some sushi rolls that were supposed to be like a starter, they were a nice portion and tasted great. For our meals I got fhe Filet Mignon, scallops and lobster. My wife and daughter ordered chicken and scallops and we all got complementary shrimp. The portions were very generous and very good. Everything was cooked perfect. Our Hibachi chef ( who wasn't the the owner ) was funny and very good. The meal also came with an onion soup, which was very tasty. Well the meals were Ooooo! Oooo! Delicious. Over all for the price and the amount of food we got and how good it tasted, it was a great experience. I've been to many hibachi restaurants, I don't know why it took me so long to try this one. Stop in you won't regret it.

We are in dining room not at habitable. The food was cold. And the portions were small. Used to be a great place how very disappointing on our anniversary.

We met 8 friends here for a holiday hibachi dinner get together. None of us have ever been here. The restaurant was about half full and clean. We were not sure how busy they would be so we did previously make a reservation for 10. Our waiter was Liam and he was EXCELLENT!!! He was very attentive to all of us. The cook, he said his name was "Jim" was also great and entertaining. We all loved our meals. I did not hear one complaint from the group about our meals. The only complaint is instead of tossing pieces of shrimp to catch, which is always so fun, they toss pieces of scrambled egg. Honestly, kind of gross!! Who wants a piece of an egg? NO ONE!! I get trying to save money but this way is a mistake!! Sorry, no photos were taken of our dinners. We were having too much fun and enjoying everyone's company. We will for sure be back.

I have only been here once but it was a lovely experience! We got hibachi and both the cook and our waiter were extremely attentive and engaging! We managed to come at a time where it was quite, the vibe was clean and calm, our cook did an amazing job and put on a really fun show! I got the Fuji combination and it was best fillet mignon I've had in a long time(so so juicy and tender)!!! All in all I recommend coming here, it is a beautiful and delicious place, my one and only bummed is that they do not have "egg yolk sauce" here

The food was great !! Service was spot on. The sushi rolls were amazing. I would highly recommend this place !!

I came in after a meeting around 3 hoping for a quick lunch. Unfortunately I was told there wasn't a lunch option. Not sure if I missed the cutoff time or they just don't have lunch. I ordered a fire something roll that was on the specials menu and the vegetable habachi. The roll was so good. Shrimp tempura with crab salad, jalapeño, eel sauce and spicy mayo on top. My only complaint is the roll was so large it was hard to bite. But it was one of the best rolls I've ever had in my life. The vegetable habachi was just habachi. Nothing good or bad about it. I would go back just for that sushi roll. The onion soup that came with the habachi was flavorful but the salad was drowning in dressing.

Sometimes you, when you end up at the right area but wrong place, you can be very lucky and find a gem. Or you're out of luck and spend a lots $$$$ for less than mediocre food at a sort of dingy place. The latter happened to me with Arashi Japan. It started with the Miso which was not a Miso but more like a bouillon from a package. Salad sauce out of the bottle. At least the sushi seemed to be fresh and the rolls where made at the bar. The friendly young man that had the burden to serve the food saved the place from receiving only one star from me

I had the chicken hibachi lunch and it was ok. The chicken was not that great- chewy with a lot of gristle. Seemed like low-quality meat, so I did not eat most of that. The fried rice and vegetables were fine. I would try this place again, but definitely not for take-out. Maybe for a sit-down hibachi dinner.

If I could rate zero stars, I would. This was the most terrible food we've had in a long time, any cuisine. The maki roll was terrible and not fresh, no better than grocery store sushi. The pad thai barely had any noodles. If you're looking for the entertainment of hibachi, this might be ok at best, but I would never order from here again.