Where to get the best hibachi around Indianapolis

Enjoy dinner and a show when you visit one of these local hibachi restaurants.

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Pro tip: Make a reservation to eat at Masa Sake, as the restaurant is usually packed.

Looking for a date night idea that’s as fiery as your passion for your significant other — or simply seeking to capture a soon-to-be viral video of your toddler reacting to sudden flames? Enter hibachi, an Americanized version of traditional Japanese cooking in which tableside chefs grill proteins, veggies, and rice in an oft-recorded theatrical style.

Here’s where you can enjoy a delicious, dramatic hibachi meal around Indy.

Masa Sake Grill, 5946 E. 86th St.
Masa prides itself on being “fancy without the fancy price.” The restaurant’s interior has an upscale, elegant vibe, and entrees start at $13 if you order two or more.

Fujiyama Steakhouse of Japan, 5149 Victory Dr.
This steakhouse has been delighting diners since 1977, with a massive social media following and a Greenwood location in the works. Pro tip: Its VIP room can be rented out for private parties.

Izakaya Japanese Bar & Grill, 7325 E. 96th St.
This spot in northeast Indy is highly rated by patrons for its huge portion sizes. Pro tip: Pair your hibachi with a locally-inspired Indy 500 roll.

Isuka Hibachi Express & Sushi, 32 E. 16th St.
For intimate vibes, quick service, and reasonable prices, you can’t beat Isuka. Downtown workers will love its hibachi to-go lunch specials.

Koto Japanese Steakhouse, 13398 Tegler Dr., Noblesville
This restaurant promises authentic recipes with fresh, high-quality ingredients for a dining experience you won’t forget. From hibachi to sushi to bento boxes, its massive menu has something for everyone — even chicken nuggets for picky kids.

Hiro Hibachi Express and Sushi, 13204 Market Square Dr., Fishers
Want your hibachi fast and free of frills? This casual family-owned spot is beloved for its quick but attentive customer service. Pro tip: Its entire menu is halal.

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