Hokkaido Restaurant

Had a great experience at Hokkaido in Evans for dinner. We were greeted and seated immediately upon entry, and taken care of by a friendly gentleman. For our appetizer we tried the crab and cheese Rangoon. The Rangoon were fried crisp while not being very greasy, and it had a delicious, creamy, filling. The size and portion also made it a great appetizer to share with the table. For my entree, I got the teriyaki chicken, which comes with steamed rice, miso soup, and a salad. The teriyaki chicken was served hot on a sizzling plate, and came with vegetables and caramelized onions. The chicken was tender and juicy and the vegetables tasted fresh as well. The portion size was also very generous. You can easily split your entree into 2 portions and you have something to take home to eat later. Overall I would highly recommend this place when craving Asian food. Definitely coming back.

Ambience was fantastic! Great customer service. I had the Rangoons and a California roll which was tasty. My other half had spicy crab roll and tuna avocado roll. The spicy crab was delicious and will get again. The tuna was good too, his rolls came with a soup. Will return again!

My wife and I found Hokkaido here on Maps. She likes sushi, I'm more of a hibachi guy. My wife's sushi was very good, according to my wife, who I wouldn't dream of disagreeing with. I had the Steak hibachi and I can tell you that it was definitely very good. I asked for medium rare on the steak and it was perfectly cooked. The sauce was very tasty, but didn't overwhelm the bites of steak. The same sauce was on the veggies they were delicious. The fried rice wasn't crowded with additional veggies, making the flavor of the fried rice come through. In short, my meal was excellent. For both meals, portions were generous. I was able to have my leftovers for dinner. Our server was great. He was attentive without being annoying. That in itself is a rare thing Prices weren't cheap, but for the quality, flavors, and portion size, we'll worth the price. Atmosphere was perplexing. Not bad, just unusual. The decor is authentic. The music wasn't too loud, but I've never heard hip hop in a Japanese restaurant. Im not complaining about it, I just found it odd. Im not a fan of TVs in restaurants. They had a daytime talk show on. The guest that Dat was the original Honey Boo Boo. Eehhh. Over all, it's definitely on our "go back" list. If you haven't tried Hokkaido, you are late.