Happi Hibachi — Restaurant in Dubuque

So, they came to Dyersville to Fuse. I had 3 orders of dumplings and instead of giving us 3 separate orders, they combined all 3 into one container. They then doused them in soy sauce, which made them almost inedible. And this wasnt any special sauce or anything, just straight up soy sauce, all over the dumplings, and since its a dumpling, it absorbed it, and made i SUPER salty. The inside of the dumplings was flavorless and lacked any imagination.

My girlfriend had the shrimp and rice and she enjoyed the rice but the shrimp was really spicy. The "special sauce" is weird as it is super sweet and has the consistency of some kinda iced frosting. It didnt seem to fit with anything.

Only reason im giving a 2 star is because she liked the rice.

I do not recommend this food truck and i cant understand why everybody in Dubuque raves about them. Better of with frozen food then to expect something good/fresh/or unique...

I have been so excited to try this since moving to Dubuque from a larger city. Service was meh but that’s forgivable when the food is extra good; however the food was served quick and lacked texture. The meat had no grill marks despite being “hibachi” the veggie portion was very small and way over cooked. Rice took up 3/4 of the box and was good. There was a tasty sauce served with it in a portion cup that had tipped over on my drive home; I was disappointed that a food cart didn’t cover the sauce or at least warn me there was an open container in there. The sauce spilled out on my car seats and made a bit of a mess. Despite the problems I’ll give them another chance since they seem to have a good local following and there aren’t any other options for similar eats in this town. Overall it wasn’t bad but nothing exceptional and certainly not...

Finding a standout restaurant in Dubuque isn't always easy, but Happy Hibachi certainly makes an impression. The restaurant has a cozy and clean atmosphere, which immediately makes you feel welcome. The service was great, especially considering there was just one blonde woman doing it all—running food, waiting tables, and cleaning up. Despite being short-staffed, she handled everything efficiently, and our food came out quickly.

The menu offers a variety of options, and I was particularly impressed with the Pineapple Fried Rice and the curry—they were both delicious! If I had to critique anything, it would be the drinks, which were a bit too sweet for my taste( Thai coffee and tea). Overall, though, I enjoyed my dining experience and would definitely return to try more dishes. Happy Hibachi is a hidden gem...