Samurai
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+1 (631) 271-2588
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46-A Gerard St, Huntington, NY 11743
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- Huntington
- Posted 2 years ago
SAMURAI features the classic hibachi cooking tables with private party rooms. Our skilled hibachi chefs freshly prepare your meal right before your eyes. We, at the SAMURAI, are committed to serve you with the utmost freshness and an entertaining Japanese hibachi experience. You can choose from our marvelous sirloin steak, our most tender filet mignon, or our succulent shrimp and lobster.
No matter what the occasion, SAMURAI will dazzle you and your guest(s) for a night you will never forget. Give us a call and we will help you make your next dining experience deliciously entertaining.
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