a tasty combination of our chicken teriyaki and lightly battered shrimp tempura fried to a golden brown.
Entrees - Meat
Hibachi Chicken
$14.95
gently seasoned boneless chicken
Hibachi Steak
$18.95
juicy sirloin steak grilled as you like
Teriyaki Steak
$19.95
sirloin cooked in our own teriyaki sauce
Filet Mignon
$20.95
melt-in-your-mouth tender, grilled as you like
Samurai Steak
$22.95
16oz. sirloin steak cooked to perfection
Entrees - Seafood
Filet Of Flounder
$15.95
deliciously mild and seasoned filets
Hibachi Scallops
$19.95
finest quality sea scallops gently seasoned
Mahi-mahi
$17.95
a generous portion of mahi-mahi topped with our spicy homemade sauce
Hibachi Shrimp
$19.95
a generous portion of succulent shrimp
Hibachi Lobster Tails
$32.95
two juicy canadian cold water tails
Hibachi Tilapia
$16.95
a lightly battered, mild whitefish
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Master Chef Special
$20.95
a perfect combination of filet mignon with our delicious boneless chicken
Surf And Turf
$32.95
the most tender filet mignon combined with a tasty lobster tail
Hibachi Rice
$2.50
prepared to order with egg, vegetables and seasonings. a perfect addition to any of our fine entrees.
Combinations
Combination Dinners Include: Onion Soup, Salad, Hibachi Shrimp Appetizers, Hibachi Vegetables, Steamed White Rice And Green Tea.
Add Teriyaki Sauce To Your Entree For Only $1.00
Hibachi Chicken And Shrimp
$18.95
a wonderful combination of famous gasho shrimp and gently seasoned boneless chicken
Teriyaki Salmon And Shrimp
$19.95
a delectable combination of hibachi shrimp and a filet of salmon grilled in teriyaki sauce.
Filet Mignon And Salmon
$21.95
a tender twosome of our finest cut of filet mignon and teriyaki salmon
The Japanese Government has designated the Gasho type buildings as National Treasures. This unique Japanese multiple family farmhouse is typical of those found hundreds of years ago in certain regions of Japan. During the civil wars that ravages the land during the 12th century, the Heike Clan was defeated by the Genji Clan. Survivors of the Heike Clan isolated themselves in the mountainous region of Hida, where they developed this type of farmhouse. The original Gasho farmhouse was dismantled in the remote mountain village of Hida and brought to America in the early 1970's. Here, it has been reconstructed as it was hundreds of years ago.