Having dinner with a group? Shinto is a good place to grab some food and entertainment but be prepared to pay. They recently expanded the bar area and have an extensive drink menu.
Shintos food is good, but not amazing. If it wasn't for the homemade shrimp sauce (yum yum sauce) I am not sure if I would think it was any better than something I could make. Hibachi can get pretty expensive, the portions are smaller than I remember and the only thing I had left over was a mound of rice. Chicken and steak hibachi will run you $26, you get soup, side salad, a side of mushrooms, small side of fried veggies, and not a large amount of meat. The chefs are talented (mike jones is the best) and always guarantee some laughs.
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The bill for 5 of us (5 hibachi, 2 apps, 2 cocktails, and 2 rolls) was a little over $200 (not including tip).