3.9
- 4.2Food
- 3.9Service
- 3.7Ambience
- 3.5Value
Noise • Moderate
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3.9
Noise • Moderate
Patrice
Detroit / Eastern Michigan1 review
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Midweek visits tend to be the nicest, reviewers recommend mid‑week lunch and at least one guest had a positive Monday‑night visit, compared with the weekend rush.
Yes, Benihana, Farmington Hills is family-friendly: the chefs’ teppanyaki performances regularly delight children, families celebrate birthdays here, and guests report a kids menu is available.
For a calmer visit, head to Benihana, Farmington Hills midweek at lunch; guests note weekends and holiday dinners (like Valentine’s Day) tend to be very busy.
Smart casual is the guide, think polished but relaxed: neat, comfortable clothing is appropriate for your visit.
Benihana - Farmington Hills fills up on weekends and busy holiday evenings, guests report packed dining rooms and long waits, while midweek lunches and some off-peak visits have been noticeably calmer.
Benihana - Farmington Hills is theatrical and social, communal hibachi tables put chefs front-and-center for a lively, family-friendly teppanyaki show, while private tables offer a quieter option when you want it.
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