Bonsai Fusion Japanese Steak House

Absolutely loved it. The shaggy dog sushi is Absolutely amazing! The right amount of sauce. I ordered The shogun with is their steak and teriyaki chicken also comes with 2 shrimp fried rice, onion soup and a salad. The onion soup is a good starter. The salad is pretty good as well. However the steak was cooked to perfection and it was really tender. The chicken is flavorful. They added the right amount of teriyaki sauce. The shrimp was packed with flavor. The fried rice was also really good, the fried rice completed the meal. The service was really good the server made sure, I got excellent service.

While visiting my son, he recommended we try Bonsai Fusion. I was definitely impressed. We started with a sushi appetizer, Lobster roll. Very good. The menu choices are extensive. The food was EXCELLENT! This restaurant is very much like Benihana, but a more intimate atmosphere (smaller scale). If you have never been to a Hibachi restaurant- it's very entertaining. The chef cooks your meal directly in front of you, with a lot of tricks and theatrics. They also have nice size flat screen TVs in the room. Great for Sunday football game meals. The Hibachi meal includes: soup, salad, Hibachi veggies, and steamed or fried rice and your choice of protein. I chose Ahi tuna, my son chose rib eye steak with shrimp. The portions are very large. I had to get a "to-go" box to take my meal home. I had it for lunch next day. The The butter seasoning on the Tuna, 🤤🤤 was so good. In all honesty- I could just live on their Miso soup and salad, and be completelysatisfied. The ginger dressing is INCREDIBLE. They also offer a traditional dining room up front. Not everyone wants to sit directly in front of a hot Hibachi grill. Also,the prices in the traditional dining room- are a bit cheaper. Same incredible food. I will definitely be returning- to try more of the menu.

I'll be honest, the vibe here is a little shady. If you're looking to do Hibachi, they take you to the back room which is rather cramped and dark. But once you're in there and sat down, things start to look up. For one, service is great. Our waiters were very patient and responsive, and from the moment our chef Sean came out, he was wonderful. We were sharing a table with a young family and he catered well to both sides of the table, together and separate. I'd definitely recommend you ask for him if he's available. As for food, I came for the halal Hibachi and I would say I've had better flavor and portions at other Hibachi restaurants (in the US). Which is not to say I didn't enjoy the meal, but if you're looking for premium quality meats or fine Japanese dining, you'll probably be disappointed. But if you're looking for a fun night out with a variety of items on your plate and more butter than you should consume in a week, you'll enjoy. tl;dr Ask for Sean and enjoy a fun dinner out!

What a fun night at Bonsai Fusion Japanese Steakhouse. Last night we arrived and asked to be seated at the bar so that we could enjoy our dinner and the Astros baseball game. Although the bar was quite full they made accomodations for us. We ordered a really nice bottle of wine and ordered appetizers, sushi and sushi rolls from the Happy Hour (All Day) menu. Service was outstanding and the restuarant is very clean. We were never "rushed out" but encouraged to enjoy our evening. Favorite local sushi/steakhouse restuarant!

I have been here several times. Always fun to see others mesmerized by the hibachi grill experience. My niece and nephew were quite scared of the fire, so take note not to put the little ones so close to the table when “the show” starts. The staff is courteous and fast. The food has been good… occasionally a little salty over playing around with the soy sauce. The salad is and onion soup are very good. If there is anything to improve is that the entrance looks a little dated or cramped, and they serve soda cans rather than refillable fountain drinks.