It definitely was good IMO. They had teppanyaki, which is the typical flat grill cooked stuff with a choice of terayaki or jap. bbq sauce. Yakisoba which was a choice of shrimp, steak, chicken, etc cooked on top of soba noodles and it had some sort of sauce. Kind of reminded me of ja jiang mein. I've never really seen soba served liked that, but it looked good. They also had tempura, which is the fried covered type stuff. And of course they had a sushi bar filled with several types of fish, octupus, etc. Maybe if you're into pseudo-Chinese food it won't be your thing, but nothing they had on the menu seemed real crazy. I'd recommend it.