Going out to eat should be a fun experience. The food should be amazing and the ambiance as well. Asian cuisine has become very popular among many people all over the world. Sushi, as well as traditional rice and meat dishes are enjoyed by many people. Japanese restaurants serving such foods can be found all over the United States. One, in particular, is Osaka. Let’s take a closer look at the style of cooking done there and the different food options available.
Japanese Hibachi Food is very popular among Western culture. The style of cooking itself is rather intriguing. In majority of restaurants, food preparation is usually done in the kitchen, far away from the dining area. That is not the case with Japanese Hibachi Food. The chefs prepare the food on the table that the customers are sitting at! Hibachi tables consist of a large grill top. The table is formed around the grill top and people are seated around it. Such tables seat up to 10 people. The chef brings out everything he or she will need and starts cooking. The cooking itself is more like a show. The chef engages the people their knife skills, juggling acts and fire. It is a rather different experience when it comes to dining out. The food is spectacular and the restaurant as a whole is a great experience for a group of people looking to enjoy a night out.
Many Japanese dishes contain white sticky rice or noodles. From there, there is always a choice of protein and a sauce that accompanies it. Shrimp, salmon, chicken and beef are usually the meat proteins to choose from when doing hibachi. Regular or fried rice is also an option, as well as tempura vegetables. You can visit osakasushims.com to view the full hibachi and sushi menu.
Hibachi style dinner is a fun and relaxing way to enjoy great food on a wonderful night out with friends. What better restaurant than one that serves fresh sushi and rice or noodle dishes. The hibachi show is quite good, the food choices are delicious and the atmosphere is fun. You can connect with them on Facebook for more updates!
