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HIBACHI Restaurant
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Nearby attractions
Timezone Riccarton
Rotherham Street, Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
Riccarton House and Bush
16 Kahu Road, Fendalton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple Christchurch
2 Harakeke Street, Riccarton, Christchurch 8011, New Zealand
Mona Vale Garden Park
40 Mona Vale Avenue, Riccarton, Christchurch 8011, New Zealand
Harrington Park Playground
3535303, Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
Harrington Park
Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
Nearby restaurants
Joyful Restaurant
102 Riccarton Road, Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
Burger Station - Best Burgers in Christchurch, NZ
96 Riccarton Road, Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
Park Ranger
114 Riccarton Road, Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
Benson Chinese Restaurant
113 Riccarton Road, Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
Dumplings on Riccarton
113 Riccarton Road, Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
La Porchetta Restaurant Riccarton
20 Rotherham Street, Riccarton, Christchurch 8011, New Zealand
Sal's Authentic New York Pizza - Riccarton
111 Riccarton Road, Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
Shanghai Bistro and Bar
105C Riccarton Road, Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
Drexel's Breakfast Restaurant
Rotherham Street, Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
TJ's Korean Restaurant
3 Straven Road, Riccarton, Christchurch 8011, New Zealand
Nearby hotels
Riccarton Mall Motel
142 Riccarton Road, Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
Kauri Motel on Riccarton
1 Kauri Street, Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
Deans Bush Motel
140 Riccarton Road, Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
162 Kings of Riccarton Motel
162 Riccarton Road, Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
Metropolitan Executive Motel on Riccarton Christchurch
175 Riccarton Road, Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
123 Motel
23 Peverel Street, Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
Quality Suites Amore (Amore Motor Lodge)
168 Riccarton Road, Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
166 Majestic Court Motel
166 Riccarton Road, Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
Athena Motel
160 Riccarton Road, Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
The Riccarton Hotel
106 Mandeville Street, Riccarton, Christchurch 8011, New Zealand
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HIBACHI Restaurant

106 Riccarton Road, Riccarton, Christchurch 8041, New Zealand
4.8(179)
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attractions: Timezone Riccarton, Riccarton House and Bush, Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple Christchurch, Mona Vale Garden Park, Harrington Park Playground, Harrington Park, restaurants: Joyful Restaurant, Burger Station - Best Burgers in Christchurch, NZ, Park Ranger, Benson Chinese Restaurant, Dumplings on Riccarton, La Porchetta Restaurant Riccarton, Sal's Authentic New York Pizza - Riccarton, Shanghai Bistro and Bar, Drexel's Breakfast Restaurant, TJ's Korean Restaurant
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+64 3 423 1112
Website
hibachi.co.nz

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Featured dishes

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Hibachi Salad
Onion dressing (vegetarian, gluten free available)
Tofu Salad
Japanese tofu, sesame mayo dressing (vegetarian, gluten free available)
Seaweed Salad
Sesame oil (vegetarian, gluten free available)
Edamame
Boiled green soybeans (vegetarian, gluten free available)
Takoyaki
Ball-shaped japanese snack

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Nearby attractions of HIBACHI Restaurant

Timezone Riccarton

Riccarton House and Bush

Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple Christchurch

Mona Vale Garden Park

Harrington Park Playground

Harrington Park

Timezone Riccarton

Timezone Riccarton

4.5

(722)

Closed
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Riccarton House and Bush

Riccarton House and Bush

4.6

(1.0K)

Open 24 hours
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Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple Christchurch

Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple Christchurch

4.8

(130)

Open 24 hours
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Mona Vale Garden Park

Mona Vale Garden Park

4.7

(970)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

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Create your own Jade carving in Christchurch
Mon, Dec 8 • 8:00 PM
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Explore the Port Hills like a local
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Chairlift Sightseeing Pass at the Christchurch Adventure Park
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Nearby restaurants of HIBACHI Restaurant

Joyful Restaurant

Burger Station - Best Burgers in Christchurch, NZ

Park Ranger

Benson Chinese Restaurant

Dumplings on Riccarton

La Porchetta Restaurant Riccarton

Sal's Authentic New York Pizza - Riccarton

Shanghai Bistro and Bar

Drexel's Breakfast Restaurant

TJ's Korean Restaurant

Joyful Restaurant

Joyful Restaurant

4.3

(652)

$$

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Burger Station - Best Burgers in Christchurch, NZ

Burger Station - Best Burgers in Christchurch, NZ

4.7

(778)

Click for details
Park Ranger

Park Ranger

4.4

(384)

$

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Benson Chinese Restaurant

Benson Chinese Restaurant

4.3

(307)

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Reviews of HIBACHI Restaurant

4.8
(179)
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3.0
30w

We ordered the $98 set menu, mainly drawn by the promise of A5 Japanese Wagyu.

Final verdict: Service: 4.8/5 Food: 3.5/5

Service was excellent — attentive without being overbearing. Staff seemed aware of customers’ needs without us needing to press the service bell. However, there was some noticeable waiting time between dishes.

Appetizers were well-executed. The salad with sesame dressing was refreshing and opened up the appetite. The wasabi served with the sashimi was real — not the industrial kind, which was a nice touch. That said, the edamame was served warm, which we’re not quite used to. The wagyu tataki was sliced very thinly — so thin it felt like the dish was more about the garnish than the meat itself. Since it was our first time having tataki, we’re not sure if that portioning is typical.

Now to the highlight — the Wagyu selection, which included both New Zealand and Japanese Wagyu. Before ordering, we specifically asked if the Japanese Wagyu was truly imported, and they said yes. We’ve had Wagyu in Japan before that literally melts in your mouth. In contrast, the one here still had a noticeable chew. Some cuts were inconsistently sized — one was nearly 70% fat, which made it hard to enjoy. It’s possible we didn’t grill it properly, but the texture was underwhelming. The New Zealand Wagyu was decent — not exceptionally marbled, but flavorful enough, especially paired with rice.

Speaking of rice, it was on the firmer side. For a Japanese-style restaurant, I believe this is something that can be improved. We’ve had much better rice elsewhere — soft, fluffy, with a nice chew.

We also ordered scallops and Wagyu tongue separately. I won’t comment on the tongue since I don’t have a reference for comparison. As for the scallops, they were very small — almost like they were halved. I’ve never had scallops that tiny, so I’m not sure if it’s intentional or just how they come. Slightly fishy, but still within an acceptable range.

The dessert was ice cream, but parts of it were frozen solid — not something I’d expect from a restaurant of this level.

Final thoughts: Worth a one-time visit, but personally, I...

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3.0
3y

Environment very good 4 star Food quality very good 4 star Menu options average 3 star (tapas name food option on Japanese cuisine is totally weird) Price very high according to the service 2 star Service, really bad. No management no order no training just people running around without knowing exactly what how where and when to do things totally uncoordinated between them. One hour till the first order come to table Two waiters need to ask for bring us some water Three waiters passing by ask us if they won’t us to take the menu list out of the table and we said no to all of them and explained to all we may want to order something extra later. Until a fourth waiter pass by took them without asking. An order was missed that we reminded two waiters and still nothing. At least the only positive is that they offer a free sake, that’s the reason for the one star. Then we getting closer to finish our dinner and continuously waiters were passing by and asking to take dishes out of the table when we were still eating like they wanted us to live, although the restaurant was more than half empty. It’s sad to see new businesses starting and falling so dramatically on the service. Restaurants are in the hospitality industry and services are the number one thing next to the food quality that they...

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5.0
19w

📍Christchurch’s Stunning Japanese BBQ – HIBACHI 🍖✨

Just discovered a next-level Japanese BBQ spot in Christchurch – HIBACHI, and I’m honestly still dreaming about it 🤤 Every dish was like art on a plate!

🍣 Scallop Sashimi Melt-in-your-mouth fresh scallops paired with slices of kumquat – sweet, tangy, refreshing! Plus, the edible flowers? Chef’s kiss 💐

🐙 Tacowasa (Octopus with Wasabi) If you like a little kick, this is it! Crunchy octopus mixed with wasabi that hits just right – super addictive as a starter!

🐄 Beef Tataki Lightly seared premium beef with microgreens and dipping sauce – juicy, tender, and packed with umami. This was gone in seconds 😍

🥩 Wagyu Platter The highlight of the night! Two gorgeous platters of A5-style marbled Wagyu. From rib cuts to sirloin – grilled to perfection, buttery soft, and exploding with flavor. The marbling was insane 🔥

📸 Everything was beautifully plated – honestly felt like I was eating gourmet art. If you’re into Japanese food or premium BBQ, this place is a MUST.

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🎉 Perfect spot for dates, birthdays, or just treating yourself. Stylish but chill vibe. Definitely book ahead –...

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We ordered the $98 set menu, mainly drawn by the promise of A5 Japanese Wagyu. Final verdict: Service: 4.8/5 Food: 3.5/5 Service was excellent — attentive without being overbearing. Staff seemed aware of customers’ needs without us needing to press the service bell. However, there was some noticeable waiting time between dishes. Appetizers were well-executed. The salad with sesame dressing was refreshing and opened up the appetite. The wasabi served with the sashimi was real — not the industrial kind, which was a nice touch. That said, the edamame was served warm, which we’re not quite used to. The wagyu tataki was sliced very thinly — so thin it felt like the dish was more about the garnish than the meat itself. Since it was our first time having tataki, we’re not sure if that portioning is typical. Now to the highlight — the Wagyu selection, which included both New Zealand and Japanese Wagyu. Before ordering, we specifically asked if the Japanese Wagyu was truly imported, and they said yes. We’ve had Wagyu in Japan before that literally melts in your mouth. In contrast, the one here still had a noticeable chew. Some cuts were inconsistently sized — one was nearly 70% fat, which made it hard to enjoy. It’s possible we didn’t grill it properly, but the texture was underwhelming. The New Zealand Wagyu was decent — not exceptionally marbled, but flavorful enough, especially paired with rice. Speaking of rice, it was on the firmer side. For a Japanese-style restaurant, I believe this is something that can be improved. We’ve had much better rice elsewhere — soft, fluffy, with a nice chew. We also ordered scallops and Wagyu tongue separately. I won’t comment on the tongue since I don’t have a reference for comparison. As for the scallops, they were very small — almost like they were halved. I’ve never had scallops that tiny, so I’m not sure if it’s intentional or just how they come. Slightly fishy, but still within an acceptable range. The dessert was ice cream, but parts of it were frozen solid — not something I’d expect from a restaurant of this level. Final thoughts: Worth a one-time visit, but personally, I wouldn’t return.
MarkosMarkos
Environment very good 4 star Food quality very good 4 star Menu options average 3 star (tapas name food option on Japanese cuisine is totally weird) Price very high according to the service 2 star Service, really bad. No management no order no training just people running around without knowing exactly what how where and when to do things totally uncoordinated between them. One hour till the first order come to table Two waiters need to ask for bring us some water Three waiters passing by ask us if they won’t us to take the menu list out of the table and we said no to all of them and explained to all we may want to order something extra later. Until a fourth waiter pass by took them without asking. An order was missed that we reminded two waiters and still nothing. At least the only positive is that they offer a free sake, that’s the reason for the one star. Then we getting closer to finish our dinner and continuously waiters were passing by and asking to take dishes out of the table when we were still eating like they wanted us to live, although the restaurant was more than half empty. It’s sad to see new businesses starting and falling so dramatically on the service. Restaurants are in the hospitality industry and services are the number one thing next to the food quality that they need to achieve.
JYTJYT
📍Christchurch’s Stunning Japanese BBQ – HIBACHI 🍖✨ Just discovered a next-level Japanese BBQ spot in Christchurch – HIBACHI, and I’m honestly still dreaming about it 🤤 Every dish was like art on a plate! 🍣 Scallop Sashimi Melt-in-your-mouth fresh scallops paired with slices of kumquat – sweet, tangy, refreshing! Plus, the edible flowers? Chef’s kiss 💐 🐙 Tacowasa (Octopus with Wasabi) If you like a little kick, this is it! Crunchy octopus mixed with wasabi that hits just right – super addictive as a starter! 🐄 Beef Tataki Lightly seared premium beef with microgreens and dipping sauce – juicy, tender, and packed with umami. This was gone in seconds 😍 🥩 Wagyu Platter The highlight of the night! Two gorgeous platters of A5-style marbled Wagyu. From rib cuts to sirloin – grilled to perfection, buttery soft, and exploding with flavor. The marbling was insane 🔥 📸 Everything was beautifully plated – honestly felt like I was eating gourmet art. If you’re into Japanese food or premium BBQ, this place is a MUST. — 🎉 Perfect spot for dates, birthdays, or just treating yourself. Stylish but chill vibe. Definitely book ahead – they get busy!
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We ordered the $98 set menu, mainly drawn by the promise of A5 Japanese Wagyu. Final verdict: Service: 4.8/5 Food: 3.5/5 Service was excellent — attentive without being overbearing. Staff seemed aware of customers’ needs without us needing to press the service bell. However, there was some noticeable waiting time between dishes. Appetizers were well-executed. The salad with sesame dressing was refreshing and opened up the appetite. The wasabi served with the sashimi was real — not the industrial kind, which was a nice touch. That said, the edamame was served warm, which we’re not quite used to. The wagyu tataki was sliced very thinly — so thin it felt like the dish was more about the garnish than the meat itself. Since it was our first time having tataki, we’re not sure if that portioning is typical. Now to the highlight — the Wagyu selection, which included both New Zealand and Japanese Wagyu. Before ordering, we specifically asked if the Japanese Wagyu was truly imported, and they said yes. We’ve had Wagyu in Japan before that literally melts in your mouth. In contrast, the one here still had a noticeable chew. Some cuts were inconsistently sized — one was nearly 70% fat, which made it hard to enjoy. It’s possible we didn’t grill it properly, but the texture was underwhelming. The New Zealand Wagyu was decent — not exceptionally marbled, but flavorful enough, especially paired with rice. Speaking of rice, it was on the firmer side. For a Japanese-style restaurant, I believe this is something that can be improved. We’ve had much better rice elsewhere — soft, fluffy, with a nice chew. We also ordered scallops and Wagyu tongue separately. I won’t comment on the tongue since I don’t have a reference for comparison. As for the scallops, they were very small — almost like they were halved. I’ve never had scallops that tiny, so I’m not sure if it’s intentional or just how they come. Slightly fishy, but still within an acceptable range. The dessert was ice cream, but parts of it were frozen solid — not something I’d expect from a restaurant of this level. Final thoughts: Worth a one-time visit, but personally, I wouldn’t return.
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Environment very good 4 star Food quality very good 4 star Menu options average 3 star (tapas name food option on Japanese cuisine is totally weird) Price very high according to the service 2 star Service, really bad. No management no order no training just people running around without knowing exactly what how where and when to do things totally uncoordinated between them. One hour till the first order come to table Two waiters need to ask for bring us some water Three waiters passing by ask us if they won’t us to take the menu list out of the table and we said no to all of them and explained to all we may want to order something extra later. Until a fourth waiter pass by took them without asking. An order was missed that we reminded two waiters and still nothing. At least the only positive is that they offer a free sake, that’s the reason for the one star. Then we getting closer to finish our dinner and continuously waiters were passing by and asking to take dishes out of the table when we were still eating like they wanted us to live, although the restaurant was more than half empty. It’s sad to see new businesses starting and falling so dramatically on the service. Restaurants are in the hospitality industry and services are the number one thing next to the food quality that they need to achieve.
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📍Christchurch’s Stunning Japanese BBQ – HIBACHI 🍖✨ Just discovered a next-level Japanese BBQ spot in Christchurch – HIBACHI, and I’m honestly still dreaming about it 🤤 Every dish was like art on a plate! 🍣 Scallop Sashimi Melt-in-your-mouth fresh scallops paired with slices of kumquat – sweet, tangy, refreshing! Plus, the edible flowers? Chef’s kiss 💐 🐙 Tacowasa (Octopus with Wasabi) If you like a little kick, this is it! Crunchy octopus mixed with wasabi that hits just right – super addictive as a starter! 🐄 Beef Tataki Lightly seared premium beef with microgreens and dipping sauce – juicy, tender, and packed with umami. This was gone in seconds 😍 🥩 Wagyu Platter The highlight of the night! Two gorgeous platters of A5-style marbled Wagyu. From rib cuts to sirloin – grilled to perfection, buttery soft, and exploding with flavor. The marbling was insane 🔥 📸 Everything was beautifully plated – honestly felt like I was eating gourmet art. If you’re into Japanese food or premium BBQ, this place is a MUST. — 🎉 Perfect spot for dates, birthdays, or just treating yourself. Stylish but chill vibe. Definitely book ahead – they get busy!
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