“ Located on S Oyster Bay Road. Sharing parking spaces with lots of other establishments. So parking is plentiful. Super chill romantic date type or causal dining. Can come dressed in yoga pants and hoody if you prefer. I enjoyed my lobster bite appetizer. Literally it's a one bite appetizer. But delish nonetheless 10/10 Chicken karaage appetizer was juicy and steaming hot. 9/10 My sushi & sashimi omakase for 1... I only remembered the creamy Toro sashimi and the tuna sushi. They were chefs kisses. Ok so I came on a very busy Saturday night and I was thirsty af since coming from the gym and hot yoga. I drank 3 cups of water. But everytime I needed a refill on my water I had to hail someone down. As I literally did sit there patiently waiting for my waitress to stop by to check up on us. I would def dine in again tho! ”

“ Always an enjoyable trip. Their hibachi egg noodles (9/10) never fail my kids; their pomegranate- tini and lychee tini are my staple drinks there. We tried the seafood trio (9/10) for the first time and I have to say albeit the pricey cost - it was well worth it - the scallops and seasoning were on point. Service is always great and consistent. ”

“ Celebrating birthday with family, my girls like this place and food. Next time we going to try habachi too. ”

“ Their food was really good. I loved their service as they asked me for my allergies and made sure my food was safe for me. The ambiance was nice and a lot of families were there for dinner. The guy who cooked for us was really fun and enthusiastic!! I would come back for the steak next time ! ”

“ The food here was great! We came here around 2pm for a weekday lunch, and we got notified that their kitchen was closing soon (since they close at 3 to prepare for dinner), which we didn't know about. But I'm glad that they told us so we weren't confused if we had to order more food later. The inside was decorated very nicely, with high ceilings and light fixtures that made it look elegant and fancy. Our waiter was alright, and the 3 of us ordered the Angry Dragon roll to share, the chicken hibachi, shrimp and chicken hibachi, and the lunch box. The lunch box included 6 ish pieces of California roll, which is a lot in my opinion, miso soup or salad, and an "appetizer" and main selection option. I opted for the salmon teriyaki for my main, but you can also get a roll or spring rolls for your main. I also got the pork gyoza for the "app", but you can get edamame or shrimp shumai as other choices. The lunch box came in a huge bento style container with an abundance of food. Very worth it for the price in my opinion. Everything was very good, except for the salmon teriyaki and vegetables which needed a bit more salt and flavor. The angry dragon roll was delicious, however, and it looked splendid too. The rolls are bigger than most places and it's packed with avocado and tuna. The hibachi lunch portions were also very good. Overall, I would definitely come by if I'm craving sushi and if I'm around the area. ”

“ If you remember Benihana; you know what to expect here. This weekend, there seemed to be a lot of birthday parties for preteen children. They seem to enjoy the floorshow, the chef puts on. Teppanyaki lunch portions are normal sized, i.e. you can finish them. They have cocktails, wine, and sake. Soft drinks for those under 21. The restaurant has a nice vibe to it. ”

“ I'm a little naive or inexperienced when it comes to hibachi. I mean I've been to Benihana a million times, but some might say that's not legit compared to other places that might be a little less chain-y. Enter Miko Sushi & Hibachi which has a much stronger chokehold on the world of cooking right in front of you. For starters, Miko has a lot to offer beyond the hibachi table. Their regular dining area was bustling when I came last month for my buddy's birthday. The place had some nice style to it and felt like a level up from many other establishments of similar cuisine. Even the bathroom sink was unique! But let's leave the lavatory for now and return to what's most important: hibachi action. I'll say that any excitement at Benihana has been nonexistent the last bunch of times I have been there with the chef just going through the motions when cooking and doing all his tricks. At Miko, I couldn't tell if every chef was as enthusiastic as ours, but dang was this guy fun. You could tell he was enjoying throwing food (zucchini pieces) and drink (sake from a squirt bottle) into our mouths, though he also just seemed to be that kind of loving life guy. Perhaps some might have found him a little too over the top (the fake squirt bottle he pretended to shoot in my friend's wife's face seemed to result in mixed reviews), but knowing that hibachi is often a bit of a show, I was all for it. I was also all for their grub which tasted pretty darn delicious. My hibachi combo of filet mignon and chicken was cooked perfectly and the fried rice and veggies on the side were also tasty. The combo came with a choice of soup or salad, though I do like that at Benihana you often get both with your meal. A small downer (that and the regular service was a little slow/forgetful), but everything else was spot on. Overall, Miko is definitely several steps above a place like Benihana (sorry, old friend). It's got the ambiance, the interaction, and the food to make this true. A few small factors kept me away from giving five stars, but I'd gladly return to Plainview (or perhaps the slightly-closer-to-me location in Northport) to see how far this hibachi can go. ”

“ See my review below, I just got a new phone & it signed me in as a new reviewer... in any case, great lunch, will return again soon. ”

“ I have never been here but was meeting a friend and we decided to try this place. I did not know it had been around for a while. We walked in and were immediately greeted with lively conversations from the groups seated by the bar. There was plenty of seating so we asked for a table further away. It is a fairly large space with an entire section in the back for hibachi. Friend and I ordered the edamame, rock shrimp and a salmon avocado roll to share. We each ordered the sake flight and tri-color sashimi with a bowl of brown rice on the side. The edamame came out piping hot and plentiful. The rock shrimp was larger than I have had at other places. The sake flight had 3 different types of cold sake, ranging from a classic taste to a little fruity. Each tasting was 2 ounces and plenty to enjoy with our meal. The show stopper was the tri-color sashimi. It came out beautifully presented. Each piece of sashimi was bigger and thicker than i have seen elsewhere. Needless to say, i did not finish my meal and brought half of the sashimi home for hubby to try. The only miss was they forgot the salmon avocado roll which was fine because we were full. When we pointed it out, they took it off the bill but I guess it would have been nice if they didn't forget it to begin with. I cannot wait until my daughter is home to go and try this place with her. So disappointed that I hadn't been before! ”