Kobe Japanese House Of Steak

20465 Chartwell Ctr Dr, Cornelius, North Carolina, 28031, United States

🛍 Steak, Sushi, Asian, Japanese

3.2 💬 1227 Reseñas
Kobe Japanese House Of Steak

Teléfono: +17048967778

Dirección: 20465 Chartwell Ctr Dr, Cornelius, North Carolina, 28031, United States

Ciudad: Cornelius

Menú Platos: 35

Reseñas: 1227

Sitio Web: http://www.kobeherolkn.com

"Absolutely awful service! We had reservations for 6 PM but were seated at 6:20, and the chef didn't even start cooking until 7. The food was just alright, but definitely not worth the hype. The kids enjoyed it, though."

Bill Bill

A key element of a positive dining experience is enjoying a meal in a clean and well-maintained environment. We had dinner reservations for 6 PM...

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Katelyn
Katelyn

If you're reading this, I suggest you look for another place to dine. During my first visit, there was no one at the host stand to seat us, so we ended up leaving. My...


Sarah
Sarah

Absolutely awful service! We had reservations for 6 PM but were seated at 6:20, and the chef didn't even start cooking until 7. The food was just alright, but definitely not worth the hype. The kids enjoyed it, though.

Categorías

  • Steak Saborea cortes premium de jugosos y tiernos filetes, asados a la perfección por expertos. Cada bocado ofrece una explosión de sabor, acompañado de guarniciones clásicas y deliciosas salsas para mejorar tu experiencia gastronómica.
  • Sushi Deléitese con nuestra exquisita selección de sushi, que presenta ingredientes frescos, rollos elaborados con maestría y nigiri tradicional. Cada bocado ofrece una mezcla armoniosa de sabores, prometiendo un verdadero sabor de Japón. Ver carta
  • Asian Experimenta un viaje culinario por Asia con nuestro variado menú. Desde los sabores picantes del curry tailandés hasta el sabroso umami del sushi japonés, ofrecemos una amplia variedad de platos que celebran la auténtica cocina asiática.
  • Japanese Saborea la esencia de Japón con nuestra selección de sushi fresco, ramen sabroso y sashimi delicado. Cada plato refleja técnicas e ingredientes auténticos, ofreciendo un sabor genuino del arte culinario japonés.

Comodidades

  • Groups
  • Television
  • Carta
  • Reservations
  • menú
  • Accepts Credit Cards

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