Went for lunch good lunch specials and the food came out hot and fast also they have a good happy hour.

We had the Sushi For Two and the selection was so delicious not to mention the beautiful presentation. Fish tasted fresh and great sushi rice. Generous portion for two.

we come here for the hibachi experience. And it truly is an experience because you're watching the chef perform a show and it's highly interactive.. you aren't required to interact, but it's fun when you do even my kids like it. We've been here several times and it's always been special celebrations like birthdays. definitely recommend coming to celebrate a special occasion. I've also been here for lunch and they have a special lunch menu wait place to have a quiet conversation..

I was in town for a business trip on 16JUN2024 and decided to try Nikko. I had edamame as my appetizer and their salad, both were good. For my entree, I had the teriyaki salmon and it was prepared very quickly. The salmon was crispy on the outside and tender inside and had the really good teriyaki sauce! Missy, my waitress, was very nice and moved very quickly to serve each table. Now I am disappointed that I didn't come here on my previous trips to Tarrytown. Thanks Nikko for good food, quick service, and a very pleasant service from Missy!

first off.. 10/10!!!! service was great, the lychee martini was yummy, all drinks! so GOOD! whole table was having fun, kids, older folks & us. we got a lot of food, left overs too! so excited for that, but the chef was so nice, he made these 2 little girls balloon animals & everything! I loved it, food was delicious. free parking btw, OBSESSED.

Our family has an annual Thanksgiving weekend tradition, we always go for hibachi the day after Thanksgiving! This year was no exception, but we had to find a location that worked for all. Nikko's fit the bill. We were 17 people , 5 children and 12 adults. We need a space that worked where we could all be together. Nikko's has a private room in the back with two hibachi tables facing each other! Sounds perfect, and it was in every way but one! It was an ice box In there..... absolutely freezing! We had to wear our coats for a while until the tables were on and hot and then after the tables were turned off. The food was delicious and plentiful. We all had a great time. The prices aren't too bad either. I would go back but maybe not sit in that room.

With favorites like Haiku in downtown White Plains, Buddha Bistro in Dobbs Ferry (by Saw Mill Pkwy), Yuan II- also in Dobbs (Cedar St.) and more, hubs and I were ready to experience the flavors at Nikko- tucked on White Plains Rd in Tarrytown. Plus on a Saturday night, when almost everything was closed like by 9ish, Nikko came to the rescue! Nikko is big and opens up to a stone water sculpture in their seated waiting area before it opens some more with the hibachi area on right partitioned from their regular dining area. Thank God- because I didn't want to smell like food. Maybe there's nothing unusual about this place but our meals were tasty and plentiful. I've become less of a salmon fan recently but between my perfectly cooked, super flavorful Salmon Teriyaki hooked with little potatoes and a nice mound of snow peas+ asparagus and hubs' surf & tuff with noodles, rice (yeah...carb on carb) and veggies, we left satisfied. Nikko is lively, service was pleasant and sharp- and price was decent for the most part.