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Aya Japanese Steakhouse — Restaurant in Carlisle

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Aya Japanese Steakhouse
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Traditional backdrop for hibachi grill tables & an extensive menu of Japanese dishes & sushi rolls.
Nearby attractions
Letort Park
260 E Pomfret St, Carlisle, PA 17013
Carlisle Alliance Church
237 E North St, Carlisle, PA 17013
Goldcrafter's Corner
35 N Hanover St, Carlisle, PA 17013
Nearby restaurants
Taipei Chinese Kitchen (Giant)
255S S Spring Garden St, Carlisle, PA 17013
Momma Spriggs Restaurant
160 York Rd, Carlisle, PA 17013
Domino's Pizza
200 S Spring Garden St #4, Carlisle, PA 17013
El Rodeo
398 E High St, Carlisle, PA 17013, United States
Dunkin'
402 E High St, Carlisle, PA 17013
McDonald's
608 E High St, Carlisle, PA 17013
Taco Bell
401 E High St, Carlisle, PA 17013
Little Caesars Pizza
650 E High St, Carlisle, PA 17013
Kain Na Cafe
44 E High St, Carlisle, PA 17013
Fay's Country Kitchen
203 S Hanover St, Carlisle, PA 17013
Nearby hotels
Carlisle House Bed & Breakfast
148 S Hanover St, Carlisle, PA 17013
Comfort Suites Downtown Carlisle
10 S Hanover St, Carlisle, PA 17013
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Aya Japanese Steakhouse

235 S Spring Garden St, Carlisle, PA 17013
4.1(302)
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Traditional backdrop for hibachi grill tables & an extensive menu of Japanese dishes & sushi rolls.

attractions: Letort Park, Carlisle Alliance Church, Goldcrafter's Corner, restaurants: Taipei Chinese Kitchen (Giant), Momma Spriggs Restaurant, Domino's Pizza, El Rodeo, Dunkin', McDonald's, Taco Bell, Little Caesars Pizza, Kain Na Cafe, Fay's Country Kitchen
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Featured dishes

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Miso Soup
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Noodle
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Tuna
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Angus Filet Mignon
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Green Salad
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Chicken
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Angus Filet Mignon
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Tuna
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Sushi Appetizers (5 Pcs)
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Chicken & Shrimp
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Noodle
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Miso Soup
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Chicken & Shrimp
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Crazy Roll
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Valentine's Roll
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Bagel Roll
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Yummy Roll
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Sunshine Lover Roll
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Angus Filet Mignon Hibachi Lunch
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Chicken Hibachi Lunch
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Yaki Udon / Soba / Lo Mein (Stir Fried Or Soup)
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Yaki Udon / Soba / Lo Mein (Stir Fried Or Soup)
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Aya's Fried Rice
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Sushi Appetizers (5 Pcs)
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Valentine's Roll
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Sunshine Lover Roll
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Yummy Roll
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Shaggy Dog Roll
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Bagel Roll
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Crazy Roll

Reviews

Nearby attractions of Aya Japanese Steakhouse

Letort Park

Carlisle Alliance Church

Goldcrafter's Corner

Letort Park

Letort Park

4.5

(515)

Closed
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Carlisle Alliance Church

Carlisle Alliance Church

4.5

(11)

Open 24 hours
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Goldcrafter's Corner

Goldcrafter's Corner

4.7

(9)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Aya Japanese Steakhouse

Taipei Chinese Kitchen (Giant)

Momma Spriggs Restaurant

Domino's Pizza

El Rodeo

Dunkin'

McDonald's

Taco Bell

Little Caesars Pizza

Kain Na Cafe

Fay's Country Kitchen

Taipei Chinese Kitchen (Giant)

Taipei Chinese Kitchen (Giant)

3.7

(30)

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Momma Spriggs Restaurant

Momma Spriggs Restaurant

4.6

(865)

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Domino's Pizza

Domino's Pizza

3.5

(217)

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El Rodeo

El Rodeo

3.9

(407)

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Rachael BenionRachael Benion
Come for the noodles. Stay because your kid stole a ceremonial mask and now you’re part of the staff photo wall. Aya is our new go-to hibachi spot and not just because they let one of my kids wear a giant ceremonial mask like a royal from a very spicy cartoon kingdom. Yes, they do the hibachi show- there’s still fire, flying spatulas, and egg acrobatics, but it’s not quite as over-the-top as some of the flashier places in the area. Which, can be just right when you’re trying to enjoy dinner without explaining to a 3-year-old why the flaming onion volcano isn’t an actual emergency. And the food is Top-tier. Better than the big chains, and more budget-friendly too. The scallops were perfection, the noodles disappeared faster than logic at bedtime, and the veggies were so good, even my picky eaters forgot they were gasp vegetables. What really sets Aya apart, though, is the staff. They’re friendly. They’re flexible. And they don’t blink when you whisper, “Please don’t let any onions touch that side of the grill or my toddler will act like she’s being personally attacked by produce.” They made it happen, no judgment, no side-eye. Just pure hibachi hospitality. Only mild complaint: drink refills are on island time. But when the rest of the experience is this good? Hydration can wait. Final verdict: Aya is the sweet spot between big hibachi flair and laid-back family vibes. Great food, great service, and just enough theatrical fire to wow the kids without triggering your fight-or-flight. Bonus points for not minding when my 6-year-old declared himself “The Baby King” in that giant mask. Would return weekly. Possibly with a sippy cup.
Kyley PrestidgeKyley Prestidge
So I use to enjoy this place but last year my boyfriend and I went her and ask for a highchair for our daughter, as I was sliding her into the seat I seen a screw sticking out that would have scratched her had I not noticed. I pointed this out so they put it back in the same spot for the next person. No apologies nothing. Then we got Our food the soup tasted like dirty dishwater. I ordered the Filet and shrimp. My steak was overcooked they were informed of this and there was no deduction. I swore I'd never go back but I thought maybe I should give this place a second chance so I went last night I ordered a steak and shrimp and again my steak was overcooked and there were no deductions from my bill after it was pointed out. This is by far the worst Japanese steakhouse I've ever been to
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Host was indifferent, practically ran to the grill leaving us all to walk to our seats alone. Apparently there are no lunch prices on Saturday but there sure are lunch portions for dinner those dinner prices. The service staff taking the drink & meal orders were also impolite & gave the feeling of hurried or rushed. No sooner was the soup & salad served & here comes the chef wheeling the cart to star The "show". He was pleasant enough, not very involved with our party. The food was as expected. The over all experience was literally done in a little over a hour.while we were finishing up, another grill across from us was sat & the process was started again. Sad thing was, by the time we were leaving, they were being served their meal. SMH rush rush rush
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Come for the noodles. Stay because your kid stole a ceremonial mask and now you’re part of the staff photo wall. Aya is our new go-to hibachi spot and not just because they let one of my kids wear a giant ceremonial mask like a royal from a very spicy cartoon kingdom. Yes, they do the hibachi show- there’s still fire, flying spatulas, and egg acrobatics, but it’s not quite as over-the-top as some of the flashier places in the area. Which, can be just right when you’re trying to enjoy dinner without explaining to a 3-year-old why the flaming onion volcano isn’t an actual emergency. And the food is Top-tier. Better than the big chains, and more budget-friendly too. The scallops were perfection, the noodles disappeared faster than logic at bedtime, and the veggies were so good, even my picky eaters forgot they were gasp vegetables. What really sets Aya apart, though, is the staff. They’re friendly. They’re flexible. And they don’t blink when you whisper, “Please don’t let any onions touch that side of the grill or my toddler will act like she’s being personally attacked by produce.” They made it happen, no judgment, no side-eye. Just pure hibachi hospitality. Only mild complaint: drink refills are on island time. But when the rest of the experience is this good? Hydration can wait. Final verdict: Aya is the sweet spot between big hibachi flair and laid-back family vibes. Great food, great service, and just enough theatrical fire to wow the kids without triggering your fight-or-flight. Bonus points for not minding when my 6-year-old declared himself “The Baby King” in that giant mask. Would return weekly. Possibly with a sippy cup.
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So I use to enjoy this place but last year my boyfriend and I went her and ask for a highchair for our daughter, as I was sliding her into the seat I seen a screw sticking out that would have scratched her had I not noticed. I pointed this out so they put it back in the same spot for the next person. No apologies nothing. Then we got Our food the soup tasted like dirty dishwater. I ordered the Filet and shrimp. My steak was overcooked they were informed of this and there was no deduction. I swore I'd never go back but I thought maybe I should give this place a second chance so I went last night I ordered a steak and shrimp and again my steak was overcooked and there were no deductions from my bill after it was pointed out. This is by far the worst Japanese steakhouse I've ever been to
Kyley Prestidge

Kyley Prestidge

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Host was indifferent, practically ran to the grill leaving us all to walk to our seats alone. Apparently there are no lunch prices on Saturday but there sure are lunch portions for dinner those dinner prices. The service staff taking the drink & meal orders were also impolite & gave the feeling of hurried or rushed. No sooner was the soup & salad served & here comes the chef wheeling the cart to star The "show". He was pleasant enough, not very involved with our party. The food was as expected. The over all experience was literally done in a little over a hour.while we were finishing up, another grill across from us was sat & the process was started again. Sad thing was, by the time we were leaving, they were being served their meal. SMH rush rush rush
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4.1
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5.0
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Come for the noodles. Stay because your kid stole a ceremonial mask and now you’re part of the staff photo wall.

Aya is our new go-to hibachi spot and not just because they let one of my kids wear a giant ceremonial mask like a royal from a very spicy cartoon kingdom.

Yes, they do the hibachi show- there’s still fire, flying spatulas, and egg acrobatics, but it’s not quite as over-the-top as some of the flashier places in the area. Which, can be just right when you’re trying to enjoy dinner without explaining to a 3-year-old why the flaming onion volcano isn’t an actual emergency.

And the food is Top-tier. Better than the big chains, and more budget-friendly too. The scallops were perfection, the noodles disappeared faster than logic at bedtime, and the veggies were so good, even my picky eaters forgot they were gasp vegetables.

What really sets Aya apart, though, is the staff. They’re friendly. They’re flexible. And they don’t blink when you whisper, “Please don’t let any onions touch that side of the grill or my toddler will act like she’s being personally attacked by produce.” They made it happen, no judgment, no side-eye. Just pure hibachi hospitality.

Only mild complaint: drink refills are on island time. But when the rest of the experience is this good? Hydration can wait.

Final verdict: Aya is the sweet spot between big hibachi flair and laid-back family vibes. Great food, great service, and just enough theatrical fire to wow the kids without triggering your fight-or-flight. Bonus points for not minding when my 6-year-old declared himself “The Baby King” in that giant mask.

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1.0
9y

Today I had received one of the most dissatisfying customer service in my life at AYA. I had waited a hour for my first plate of all you can eat sushi special. My friends had received their hibachi dinners and were half way finished with it before I received my shaggy dog sushi tray. Also we never received one refill on our drinks and we were at the restaurant for a hour and a half. Furthermore, whenever I had paid my bill the waitress made a comment to me to not to forget to leave a really good tip for her. The tip that I left for the waitress I believe was well deserved because a waitress that barely served the customer and made me wait for a hour for sushi shouldn't receive a good tip; however me waiting for the sushi wasn't all her fault that is put on AYAs sushi bar crew. Also the waitress who waited on us would then complain to me about the tip she had received and then told me that I'm obligated to tip her twenty five percent which is very disrespectful to your customers very poor customer service. I would understand if there was a busy crowd but there was only two other groups of people in the restaurant. Today will be the last time i will be attending AYA restaurant. Also I will be letting my friends, family and fellow co workers at giant food store know about your poor customer service. Not only did I receive the most dissatisfying service; but today was my friends second experience with your poor customer service....

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5.0
3y

This was an amazing place. I had been searching for a hibachi restaurant for some time and i finally came across Aya Japanese Steakhouse. Came here on a Saturday afternoon at around 3:15pm and it was pretty empty. There was 1 other couple in the entire restaurant. As soon as you walk on, you see what looks to be an authentic Japanese restaurant. The restaurant itself is split up into 2 sides. One of the sides is regular food and the other is where they make hibachi.

We were lucky and we were the only ones that were there to eat hibachi and honestly i felt bad asking but that was the reason why were were there was for the hibachi experience. What can I say, we got our own private hibachi show and the chef was very skilled and talented. He told us he had been doing this for over 10 years. Food was a bit on the pricey side but honestly what you get is way more than what you pay for. The portions are big and you definitely get your money's worth. The taste was amazing and honestly I am looking forward to being able to bring my family and friends back because definitely deserves a multiple repeat visits. Well worth the experience and price and the food was amazing. Go...

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