This location of Benihana, like its sister restaurants across the country, is a Japanese steak house that offers a menu of simple and tasty dishes. The chefs individually cook each meal at the table and options include a soup, salad, vegetables, shrimp appetizers and seafood, chicken or meat entrees.
Wat Phou Thai Cuisine is an unassuming Thai restaurant in a strip mall. The restaurant is quaint and charming. The menu features appetizers such as chicken and beef satay, Pik Gai That (stuffed chicken wings), coconut based red, green and yellow curries and noodle dishes, such as Pad Thai. Be sure to try the beef and cucumber salad for a refreshing palate cleanser.
Tucked away in the Park N' Shop center, the utilitarian little restaurant Pho Hoa Hiep 5 (also know as Kevin's Noodle House) is a casual Veitnamese oasis bustling with predominantly Asian families in for the large bowls of steamy Vietnamese noodle soup. The tables are outfitted with the standard cultural tools for eating pho: a lazy susan with a squeeze bottle of hoisin sauce, Sriracha chili sauce, Vietnamese garlic chili sauce, fish sauce, a napkin dispenser and chopsticks. The service is rapid and you will be pleasantly surprised by the vast choices for something as seemingly simple as soup.
The Chinese Kitchen offers Chinese cuisine for lunch and early dinner. Combination plates, such as Sesame Chicken, are served with the soup of the day, a fried wonton, tea, and a fortune cookie. Lunch specials include the Kung Pao Beef Rice plate and BBG Pork Chow Mein, which comes with soup and an egg roll. MSG is not used and no-salt dishes can be requested.