Served warm and sprinkled with sea salt. 120 calories.
Entree Complements
Add Lobster Tail
$15.30
Add Scallops
$10.20
Steak and Chicken
Filet Mignon
$26.40
Tenderloin* and mushrooms lightly seasoned and grilled to perfection. 250 calories. Served with Benihana onion soup (25 calories), Benihana salad (90 calories), hibachi shrimp appetizer (40 calories), hibachi vegetables (40 calories), homemade dipping sauces (10-170 calories), steamed rice (300 calories) and Japanese hot green tea (0 calories). *We are required by the Health Department to inform you that consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness, especially if you have certain medical conditions. Choose a meat preparation: Rare, Medium Rare, Medium, Medium Well, Well Done.
Add Hibachi Chicken Rice (440 Calories)
$4.10
Add Lobster Tail
$15.30
Add 3.5 Oz. Scallops
$10.20
Add 8 Pieces Shrimp
$8.20
Teriyaki Chicken
$20.20
Chicken breast grilled with mushrooms in a special homemade teriyaki sauce. 370 calories. Served with Benihana onion soup (25 calories), Benihana salad (90 calories), hibachi shrimp appetizer (40 calories), hibachi vegetables (40 calories), homemade dipping sauces (10-170 calories), steamed rice (300 calories) and Japanese hot green tea (0 calories).
Japanese-born Rocky H. Aoki founded Benihana in 1964, with the opening of it first restaurant in Manhattan's Upper West Side at 61 West 56th St. This restaurant soon became famous with its theatrical chefs and traditional Japanese architecture and structural engineering. The interior structure of the restaurant was a 150-year old Japanese born Rocky's father found in the countryside of Japan.
Benihana is successful because of the close relationships developed over the years with our guests, investors and employees. The Benihana concept began as a family business on the streets of New York in 1964, and has grown to every corner of the world by adopting and living by a strong code of conduct and ethics.
In late 1999, Benihana purchased a majority share in Haru, an upscale, New York sushi concept, that had already proven itself at two locations.
The original Haru sushi restaurant opened on the Upper West Side of Manhattan in 1995. Haru's success, fueled by a combination of excellent quality and reasonable prices, led to the opening of a second location in 1998. Today, there are eight Haru locations that feature a distinctive atmosphere and menu that appeals to sushi enthusiasts and all who enjoy fine dining.
In 2002, Benihana acquired the RA Sushi restaurants. The experience is subtly sexy and energetic with a hip ambience and a young, playful staff. Today, there are 25 locations spanning from CA to FL.