Hibachi History
Cooking Techniques
Famous Dishes
Hibachi Chef Tricks
Dining Experience
100

This country is the birthplace of hibachi-style cooking.

What is Japan?

100

Chefs use this utensil to flip and toss food.

What is a spatula?

100

This protein is the most commonly ordered meat at hibachi restaurants.

What is chicken?

100

 Chefs create this shape with onion rings and set it on fire for a classic trick.

What is the onion volcano?

100

Guests typically sit around this to watch their meal prepared.

What is the hibachi grill?

200

 The word “hibachi” literally means this in Japanese.

What is fire bowl?

200

This cooking technique involves quickly frying food at high heat.

What is stir-frying?

200

Hibachi meals often start with this clear, flavorful soup.

What is miso soup or onion soup?

200

This food is tossed into guests’ mouths as a fun challenge.

What is shrimp?

200

 Before cooking, chefs often do this to greet the table.

What is introduce themselves or bow?

300

 Hibachi restaurants are known for this style of seating arrangement.

What is around the grill or communal seating?

300

To enhance flavor, chefs often use this liquid while cooking.

What is soy sauce?

300

 Chefs serve this fried dish made with steamed rice, eggs, and vegetables.

What is hibachi fried rice?

300

 Chefs may spin this utensil on their fingers for flair.

What is a spatula or knife?

300

This dipping sauce is a favorite for steak and vegetables.

What is ginger sauce?

400

This American restaurant chain helped popularize hibachi in the U.S.

What is Benihana?

400

 Chefs use this move to create a burst of flame.

What is the onion volcano or oil trick?

400

This sweet sauce is often drizzled on shrimp or chicken at hibachi grills.

What is yum yum sauce?

400

 For birthdays, chefs might create this out of rice.

What is a rice heart or animal shape?

400

This utensil is provided for guests who want a traditional experience.

What are chopsticks?

500

The metal grill used in hibachi cooking is called this.

What is a teppan?

500

This technique involves cutting food into bite-sized pieces while cooking.

What is teppanyaki-style chopping?

500

A hibachi meal usually ends with this type of dessert.

What is green tea ice cream or mochi?

500

This trick involves flipping an egg into a chef’s hat or pocket.

What is the egg toss?

500

The dining experience is known for being this—fun and interactive.

What is entertaining or interactive?

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