About Osaka Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi
The Retired & Disabled Police of America (RDPOA) is a fraternal organization formed in October, 1990 and incorporated under the laws of the District of Columbia as a non-profit corporation, and is managed by a Board of Directors consisting of a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Executive Director.
Good sushi. Good drinks. Great hibachi. They won't let you down. We tried the orange chicken appetizer, which was delicious, along with a standard sushi roll. Then we split chicken and shrimp hibachi, and took about half of it home. We had a great experience. Fun chefs, good atmosphere.
Let me tell you something about our evening! We called ahead and asked about reservations and none was needed for the time we chose … after we got there was a party of 30 / 45 and another one I don’t remember size but they got us in as they said right in time ! Fax was our server not once did our drinks go empty and was very pleasant / joking throughout. Mind you we go to a lot of hibachi restaurants, back home in Missouri. We can follow up with the food portion but before we can get to food we have to announce DAN the Chief ! He is a MUST request as this is one our best nights out in a long time for hibachi and absolutely made our night !!! Now let’s talk food / quality. The food itself was exceptional. The steak and shrimp combo I ordered was cooked to perfection, with the steak tender and flavorful and the shrimp succulent and fresh. The fried rice, seasoned vegetables, and signature sauces complemented the proteins beautifully. I particularly loved the ginger dressing on the salad and the rich, savory miso soup that started the meal. The atmosphere was lively and inviting, making it perfect for group dinners, celebrations, or even a casual date night. The service was attentive and efficient, ensuring we had everything we needed throughout the meal.
We walked in, we wanted hibachi, so they took us to the hibachi side. It was clean the mood was nice. Chef Dan was very out going. We enjoyed the food and time.
Very over priced for traditional hibachi that does not taste well. The filet mignon had 0 flavor. The "yum yum" sauce and ginger sauce were not the normal sauces. The noodles and rice were both soggy. Not a good experience, definitely won't be back. Will note the restaurant was very clean and the staff was friendly. Their signs and menu state gratuity for parties over 6, we were not and still got charged. Just wanted to put an honest review for people to read. If you love your usual hibachi, this is not it. You will be extremely disappointed.
Great experience! The prices were higher than expected but I do think it was worth it. We did the dinner for 2 that included filet mignon, shrimp, and lobster with all the trimmings for $110. I like that they serve rice and noodles. The rice could have been better, but the noodles were good. I wasn't crazy about the Yum Yum sauce either. The steak melted in my mouth! The lobster tail was a really good size and delicious! I left satisfied. I would likely go back when I'm in the area. My daughter had drinks at the bar, the bartender was great! You can tell he loves what he does.