Do not eat here if you have food allergies or must eat gluten free. I called before dining here and was assured by the staff that they have GF options and that they can cook something GF in the main kitchen. They advised me they don't have a GF menu but that the waiters are knowledgeable about what I can have. That was far from the truth.

When I asked my server about ordering GF, he didn't seem to know a lot of information. He told me they would cook it on the hibachi grill with everyone's food which was not what I was told when I called. I asked him if they could cook it in the back and he was argumentative about it. I told him I just wouldn't order anything then. He then told me that he will be sure that it's GF and that it was safe to order. I ordered some GF fried rice. He then proceeded to bring me soup that I can't have and said it was GF. I questioned it as I saw what appeared to be a fried onion garnish in it. He then came back to the table and confirmed in fact that it WAS NOT GF. Luckily I knew better and didn't eat it. The hibachi chef came out and proceeded to cook my GF rice and some NON GF noodles on the same grill using the same utensils. He also provided a sauce for the rice which the chef said was GF. The server then saw the sauce in front of meand came over and whispered that the sauce was not GF. I told him the chef just said it was and the server then said well I guess it is then. He didn't really seem to know. Needless to say I didn't eat it. GF is not a choice for me. It was my daughter's birthday and this is where she requested to go. It's never fun to sit and watch everyone eat. I would just advise that they train their staff better or offer a GF menu that clearly labels what can be eaten.