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A hibachi buffet combines a regular buffet line with a hibachi grill station where a cook stir-fries the meat, seafood, vegetables and noodles you choose in front of you. Most hibachi buffets are Chinese- or Japanese-American buffets that also offer sushi, fried dishes and desserts.
How to use the hibachi station
Pick up a bowl at the grill, fill it with raw ingredients and sauces, and hand it to the cook. It is cooked to order while you wait. The grill is usually included in the buffet price, though some restaurants limit it to dinner or weekends.
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At most hibachi buffets the grill is included in the regular price, but some restaurants only run it at dinner or on weekends. The listing notes any restrictions we know of.
Both cook your chosen ingredients on a large flat grill. Hibachi stations lean on Japanese-style sauces and fried rice, while Mongolian grills use a round griddle and a wider range of stir-fry sauces.