Question 1

Is Jinbeh expensive?

Accepted Answer

Jinbeh is a mid-range to premium Japanese restaurant rather than a budget chain or a fine-dining splurge. Hibachi entrees run roughly $25 to $50 per person depending on the protein, with chicken and shrimp on the lower end and filet mignon, ribeye, and lobster tail at the higher end. The best value is the Hibachi-for-Two lunch special at $35 for two entrees, available Monday through Friday from 11 AM to 2 PM as a limited-time weekday offer. Sushi rolls range from $8 to $20 each. Compared to corporate chain hibachi like Benihana, Jinbeh's pricing is generally similar but with noticeably better food quality, fresher sushi, long-tenured chefs, and house-made sauces (the signature garlic butter is prepared the day before). Happy Hour Mon-Fri 5-6:30 PM offers $4 draft, $5 sake, $6 wine.

Question 2

How much does hibachi cost at Jinbeh?

Accepted Answer

Hibachi dinner entrées at Jinbeh range from approximately $25 to $50 per person depending on the protein you choose. Family-friendly options like chicken teriyaki and shrimp are on the lower end. Premium cuts like filet mignon, ribeye, NY strip, scallops, and lobster tail are at the higher end. Combination platters (steak and chicken, steak and shrimp, steak and lobster, seafood combo) and the Imperial Dinner fall between. Every hibachi entree includes Japanese onion soup, ginger-dressing salad, hibachi vegetables, fried or steamed rice, and the signature sauces. The best value is the Hibachi-for-Two lunch special: $35 for two hibachi entrees with all the courses, available Monday through Friday from 11 AM to 2 PM as a limited-time weekday offer. Jinbeh does not offer all-you-can-eat dining.

Question 3

What is the Hibachi-for-Two lunch special?

Accepted Answer

Hibachi-for-Two is Jinbeh's signature lunch special available Monday through Friday from 11am to 2pm at both Frisco and Lewisville locations. For $35 total, two guests share a hibachi lunch experience including onion soup, salad, hibachi vegetables, fried rice, and two hibachi entrées of your choice. It is one of the best lunch values in DFW for a sit-down hibachi experience with the chef's tableside performance. The lunch portion is sized for daytime appetite, substantial but not as heavy as the full dinner portions. Reservations are recommended for the lunch hibachi, especially Friday afternoons. Walk-ins are welcome based on availability.

Question 4

Is Jinbeh worth it?

Accepted Answer

For most guests, yes. Jinbeh is family-owned and operated since 1988 with long-tenured chefs and servers, house-made sauces (including the signature garlic butter prepared the day before), and an OpenTable rating of 4.6 stars in Frisco (601+ reviews) and 4.7 stars in Lewisville (427+ reviews). Customer reviews routinely say things like "Benihana has always been the standard, but Jinbeh beats it" and "Absolutely the best #1 Japanese Hibachi in the world." The reasons people return year after year are consistent: predictable quality, warm hospitality, and an atmosphere worth celebrating in. Some regular guests have celebrated 20, 25, even 30+ years of birthdays at Jinbeh. If you are choosing between a corporate hibachi chain and Jinbeh at a similar price point, Jinbeh is generally the better value.

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