osaka sushi & hibachi

went in for "take out" waiter was very friendly but not awkwardly so, he was very helpful and i got my food within about 5 minutes, very tasty and put together very well

we went to osaka for the first time to celebrate a graduation, 8 of us sat around the grill. food was awesome and the service was fantastic! our server was so cute and happy, i wish all people could be like her. our chef wasn't as fancy as some we've had at kobe's but i was still a great time. our group preferred osaka to kobe's and will definitely be enjoying meals there in the future!

loved it. came in on a quiet night, middle of the week, had the swordfish, delicious, came with salad, sauces, soup, guess i didnt need to order the fried rice too, i was so full, couldnt eat it all, i wanted to tho. service was pleasant and friendly, tho, you showed me how to hold the chopsticks, but it still eludes me, maybe next time... a real treat, i'll be back soon

do not give this restaurant your business, because they only care about getting your money and are willing to call the police while holding your credit card when you get upset about the service, not that their customers have enjoy their restaurant. the past couple of times we've eaten here, the service has been terrible. between mixed up orders, inattentive staff, hibachi chefs that are completely unenthusiastic, and this final time where they held on to my credit card and called the police saying we refused to pay because of being upset with how they handled a gift card, they showed they're more concerned about getting paid than ensuring customers have a good experience. on the night of 3/4/2019 a friend, her son, and i went to osaka for hibachi because we had won a $50 gift card. osaka refused to take all $50 off the gift card and only took $40, refused to take advice to leave the $40 charge on the gift card, charge it the extra $10 and change the charge on my credit card accordingly. the server and manager then voided out both transactions, making the $50 gift card worthless and telling us the gift card didn't work, and when we became upset due to them screwing up the charges they called the police saying we refused to pay without informing us of what was happening. after sitting for an extra 20 minutes without any updates about where my credit card was or what was happening, officers arrived. talking with fargo pd officers, there were no charges that could be brought because the server was still holding on to my credit card through all of this and we had not refused to pay for services. the manager refused to apologize for escalating a situation beyond all reason with upset customers while effectively holding us hostage by refusing to give our card back or even asking if the total amount could have been charged to my credit card, and was still accusing us of trying to steal despite continuing to hold onto my credit card when i asked to politely talk with him. we will never be returning, and recommend that nobody else visits to avoid an embarrassing situation as well.

food was great! servers were great! and the cool was awesome! they all made it such a great time that we came back the next day before leaving town!

food was fine, cook was fine. our server asked us if we wanted fried rice, and i asked him if there was an additional charge. he said all hibachi came with fried rice. when we got the bill, my whole family had been charged $3/apiece for fried rice, and none of the kids even ate it. i asked our server about it, and he got the manager. the manager was actually a bit rude, and told me that i must pay it because that is what we got. i tried to tell him that our server didn't tell us about the extra charge, even though i had asked about it, and he cut me off before i was finished and said it must be paid. it didn't ruin my afternoon, but it did put a damper on our experience there.

if you want to be made fun of cause you are chubby eat at osaka's. the waitresses(oriental) made gestures and poked fun of me and my family that went to eat a nice meal. sucked!

mixed review. after having a number of good experiences at osaka's main competitor, we decided to give it a try on the chance it was actually better. unfortunately, it was not, in our opinion. some of the things that were better: the sushi was slightly improved in quality and quantity, though it was offset by the higher price. the overall decor and atmosphere are more upscale. granite and leather versus wood and cloth. small difference, but noticeable. things that were worse: the prices are one to two dollars per item higher across the board. not a big deal on a 25 dollar meal, but adds up on sodas, sashimi, fried rice, etc. the service was strange. we were one of two tables being served at the time, so there was an excess of service to the point where people were hovering, and even taking plates before we were finished. we lost our pickled ginger to a particularly "helpful" server. there were two servers, a chef, a hostess, and the owner of the restaurant interacting with us over the course of the hour, and often the interaction was just quietly looking us over. it was weird. the final, and most significant negative was the food. while the sushi was very good, the steak, noodles, and veggies were average. the steak was supposed to be a filet mignon, but chewed more like a new york strip. not bad, but not filet mignon quality for the filet mignon price. the noodles were underwhelming and plain, and the veggies were cooked inconsistently, with some nearly raw and others with a char. our overall opinion was that we would not return. while osaka didn't do anything particularly wrong, there are better alternatives when we're spending that kind of money.

booooo. this stupid sight does not show me the dumb menu screw thismplace

great entertainment for kids, food ok, overall price high. another adult and i took eight kids here. they loved the entertainment of the hibachi grill, but it ended up costing about $35 a person for the amount and quality you'd get for about half that at a non-hibachi asian restaurant. have to do this once in your life, but you certainly go here for the fun, not the food.

bad service mediocre food. i was a single diner at the sushi bar... about 15 minutes until anyone would stop by. unlike most sushi restaurants you don't order from the chef behind the counter. so... 1 hour in and 45 minutes since i ordered i asked for my check and take it to go... no food yet. too much bad to stay.

the food? meh. my first clue was when one orders sushi, the rice should be warm--not here, cold. you know that little dab of wasabi on the rice under the fish--nope. my first clue should have been watching the chefs mallet with a meat tenderizer the tuna (had plenty of time to watch).

since i'm for out of town from a sushi rich area, maybe thus is fargo's best-- i sure hope not! this place would be out of business where there is sushi competition.

i ate too much!. this was an awesome experience! the food, the service, everything was great! the restaurant was nearly spotless. the staff was attentive and personable. it couldn't have been a better experience.

we had the hibachi. food was good as was the service. we enjoy hibachi's and this ranks right along with others we have been to.

good food, terrible service. my second time at osaka sushi and hibachi was birthday treat from friends. we tried the hibachi this time. the manager jason was cordial. chef josh was great and entertaining. food was good. could have been a great place to eat except for the server cindy, who was not accommodating nor friendly, she was rude to the point that she snapped at us when we asked if we could order yet while waiting for the rest of our friends to arrive. she was impolite when serving the plates of food, rudely and carelessly shoving them in front of us. need a lot of improvements in the the customer service aspect. eating food is a universal experience, regardless of the race or ethnicities but some restaurants like osaka have preferential treatment as we had experienced it with the server cindy. every customer is a paying customer. excellent customer service is a good way to promote a restaurant but the way we were treated by her will certainly affect our decision not to go back there in the future. a good eating experience should include not only good food but excellent customer service as well. i will not go back to a place where they don't respect customers.

my husband and i ate here tonight and we loved it! we sat in regular dining and had great sushi, we especially enjoyed the mermaid roll. the manager was helpful for my first time with sushi. we were also entertained by some customers who apparently couldn't read a coupon. but over all a wonderful dining experience!