Hibachi Express

It’s good, this is super convenient. I love the drive through! This is not like Shogun or Tokyo, but is more like the hibachi places in the malls. Except you don’t have to go to the mall park get out and all that mess and it’s hot when you still get home. The mixed veggies with the hibachi entrees are more than cabbage and carrots. They add broccoli and zucchini and occasionally some mushrooms. The seafood sauce is an additional $ 0.25 for each small cup. The chicken is mostly dark meat, shrimp are frozen raw and cooked on the hibachi grill. Overall I love this place. We will keep coming back!

I went here with my work crew. Everybody really liked their food. I got the general tso’s and steamed dumplings. I really liked the my General tso’s, And my plate was definitely not lacking. It was enough for three meals. It possibly could have been more, but I was scared to eat it another day. It wasn’t very spicy, so I just added pepper sauce. The dumplings weren’t bad. A coworker got crab rangoons. They definitely were not the best I’ve had. They needed more stuffing and flavor. I usually love crab rangoons.
It is sad to say, but this is the best Chinese I’ve had in huntsville. Anybody know of a great place?
It is very good for fast food Chinese. I would go back.

Used to come here a lot before I moved back to California. I was always impressed. They give large portions of quality food for very reasonable prices. Overall, most everything on their menu is great, everything is fresh and made to order. The staff is friendly and accommodating. Their sushi is good. Like their hot dishes, it’s made to order. Don’t prepare to be blown away, but it’s good, quality, fresh sushi quick and inexpensive. Their teriyaki is fabulous and I love their crab Rangoon and pot stickers. Their spring rolls are good but I have also found their soup to be lacking a bit. Otherwise it’s a great place. Drive-​thru is a bonus when you’re in a hurry but they have a nicely sized, clean and quiet dining room. There’s a large television tuned into news or the game at a quiet volume.

I really want to like it here, but they keep disappointing. Ordered hot and sour soup and pork egg roll today. Had a bit of a wait, which was a good thing, as I figured they were freshly preparing them.
Soup was only lukewarm and didn’t have as good of a flavor as previous visits. I microwaved it to get it hot.
The egg roll was the mega turn off. One egg roll had FOUR spit-​out nasties in it. Three were fatty pieces of pork, and one was hard cartilage. I lost my appetite after that cartilage bite and threw the rest out.
If the place didn’t have a drive through for when it’s cold out and m feeling lazy, I’d never go there again.

You get a lot of food for what you pay and its fast considering they cook it when you order it. Might want to be sure to get some sauce as the food can be kind of bland at times.

I had the crazy sushi roll, very good. I also tried the steak & shrimp hibachi. It was good but would of been much better had the steak not been so tough. All in all I would go back. Staff was friendly.

Decent Oriental food, fast and hot, economical. Just don’t get the steak, it’s tough.

This was a lot better than I expected after reading the reviews. I ordered shrimp udom. (Think I spelled that right) very thick noodles (thicker than lo mein) with scallions and cabbage. It was cooked to order. I give 4 stars because it is fast food. They were so much better than what you would find on any buffet, in my opinion.

Hibachi Express makes good Teriyaki Chicken, which they call «Hibachi Chicken» on their menu.
I gave it a shot one day after work. I used the drive thru, since they took advantage of being in a former Wendy’s building.
I have eaten inside about 4 times now. It is usually not crowded at all. Maybe one or two other sets of people at the most. Food is usually prepared quickly.
What makes them different from other chicken teriyaki places (Sakkio in Mad. Sq. Mall and Nore Japan in PP Mall) is that they give you a special sauce with your chicken teriyaki. They call it «seafood sauce» but include it with every order of chicken teriyaki. I like it.
Yes, they do operate in an old Wendy’s establishment, and they have menu items placed in the «Fresh Tastes» menu holder on the wall, which I find amusing.
If it has been raining, the brick flooring when you immediately come in is slippery — be careful. They put a sign up for wet floor, because it is slick.
My biggest pro for this place is that they give you a double sized portion of chicken teriyaki for regular price. This would be the «double meat» upside they want you to get at the malls for 99 cents more.
So you have enough for two meals if you so desire. It actually re-​heats very well in the microwave, which is unusual, because Chinese food (with rice) typically does not come out of the microwave that edible.
I will go back here, because I think it is better than the mall on quality and price for the menu item that I order.

Americanized fast food Japanese… if you’re not too particular or not too precise the food is decent.

Good portions. Food just okay. The fried rice is very dry and bland.

I went here for lunch and it wasn’t at all what I had expected.
They are located inside an closed down Wendy’s location. When you walk in, they hadn’t changed the place too much. They are using the same tables, and booths left behind by the previous tenant. The walls hadn’t changed much either other than some new oriental paintings hung onto the walls.
I kind of expected the food to be cooked in front of you much like the oriental place in the mall or at 88 Buffet. But this place is no different than any other Chinese restaurant. You order and pay for your food at the same counter left by Wendy’s, then they cook on a grill in the back and bring it out to you when it’s done.
Food here wasn’t all that impressive either. I got the shrimp and vegetable plate and cost me $ 5.99 plus tax.

Nice clean restaurant. Easy to read menu. Food cooked fresh when ordered. Food tasted great.