Hibachi Daruma

Hibachi Daruma was a successful food truck operation, but then went brick and mortar!Food is delicious and a little on the pricey side, but I love it.I'm not sure if there's very good parking on the street; Most people are walking in.The salads are good, but if you really wanna get your fill order the combo steak and chicken or steak and shrimp with extra rice and vegetables ... it'll cost you about $30 but you'll be as happy as Naruto.The service is pretty straightforward and much like an Asian Burger King. No frills. You stand to order in line.I like it enough to go there multiple times

In town for work and walked nearby to grab lunch at Hibachi Daruma. I ordered online and it was ready within about 15 minutes. I had the Chicken & Tofu hibachi combo and made them both spicy. Great flavor! It was a really nice mix of traditional hibachi with a spicy/sweet glaze. Great lunch!

Pricey for bland tasting chicken and 4 small shrimp. Make sure you don't order via their website or if you do don't pay up front. You'll get a message once you pay with a credit card that you can save a $3 service charge if you pay cash. I asked to pay cash but the response was "you already paid with a credit card". Not worth the $32, tipped $3 plus the added service charge. Nope, won't be back while I visit Minneapolis.

Oh boy do I miss working directly across the street from their Minneapolis location. It's been too long.This has to be one of the best lunch deals in Downtown Minneapolis. The portions are huge, it tastes amazing and there are so so many options to choose from.My personal favorite is the spicy teriyaki tofu hibachi. It's super flavorful, the spice is noticeable but not five alarm "I can't feel my face" hot. Top it with a little yum yum sauce and voila.I took 1 star off because it does take longer, so this isn't your typical grab and go meal. That doesn't mean it isn't worth it, but I've definitely been in a time crunch trying to get my meal and sit down to enjoy it.

Good spot for a quick, no-frills lunch. I went there twice for lunch during my recent 4 day trip. I tried a few different options, but centered them around the hibachi items.Pros: Friendly staff, relaxed vibe, limited but good options to choose from.Cons: Price is slightly on the higher side given the surrounding options nearby. The food itself needed some help to bring out the flavor by adding extra seasoning.I would have given this place a 4 star if not for my bad experience with the add on scallops. At $12, they are okay, but both times they were not cleaned properly.

Tender beef in the beef hibachi. Flavorful rice and good portion. Would have it again! Good customer service too!

I got to visit their food truck when it was at the uptown food truck festival. I love hibachi places and had to try this out. The wait was pretty short for how many people were ordering. They have the pretty basic options to choose from- chicken, beef or tofu teriyaki, shrimp, lomein or veggie that all come on a bed of fried rice and a side of veggies. I tried the shrimp hibachi. It was delicious! Just what I was expecting it to taste like and hit that hibachi craving perfectly. Also, don't forget to use that yum-yum sauce it comes with! The food truck portion is served on those red and white paper food trays. So, it holds a small amount but it was enough to fill me up. It was delicious so I had to come back and get seconds. I don't go to food trucks much so I wasn't sure if all food trucks are overpriced like that? It was around $13 for my hibachi shrimp. It's a little on the high side in my opinion. It was delicious though and I hope to return and try the restaurant!

I was just introduced to this place last Friday and I have been there for lunch 2x this week now. #goodgriefI've seen the food truck before, but never tried them. I'm especially glad they have a "brick & mortar" location!Ambiance: Small, clean, about 15 tables and bar stools at the counter to eat as well. Decorated well, give an upscale trendy vibe.Food: is amaaaaaazing! Idk what they do to their rice, but it's light and airy and delicious, especially with the yumyum sauce. Everything is cooked well and made fresh to order.Service: Great serviceThey're breaking my low carb diet!!!! Ughhhh

While scouring Minneapolis for one restaurant that was actually open, my sister and I stumbled across this place. It wasn't our first choice for lunch in town, but with the good reviews we figure we'd give it a chance.We enter through the back hall, not the front entrance, which seemed pretty sketchy and had us unsure at first. However once we arrived at the restaurant, we could tell it was legit. We got our food in and we're served within 10 minutes of putting our order in. I went with the shrimp lo mein which turned out pretty decent, the amount of shrimp they gave was certainly more than anticipated which was great news. The meal itself was pretty subpar, but definitely more nutritious than some other Asian places because they didn't just load up with sauce.We were the only people in here the whole time we were here which gives off a certain vibe that isn't necessarily the best, but other than that pretty good. Prices were pretty good and again service was quick so couldn't complain.Nothing too special here, but one of the only places in town that's actually open so have to give it credit there!

Too pricey for mediocre food. The hibachi meat was really salty. Rice was not soft and a little hard. The ginger salad was mediocre as can be. Won't be coming back!