Pronunciation: /hiˈbɑːtʃi/
noun a small Japanese-style charcoal grill
A1 I went to a hibachi restaurant with my friends.
A2 The chef cooked our meal on the hibachi grill right in front of us.
B1 I love the delicious food that is cooked on a hibachi.
B2 The hibachi chef put on an entertaining show while preparing our meal.
C1 The hibachi experience is a unique and interactive way to dine.
C2 The hibachi restaurant we went to had a wide selection of meats and vegetables to choose from.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a hibachi grill
A1 I went to a hibachi restaurant for dinner.
A2 She ordered a hibachi chicken dish for lunch.
B1 The hibachi grill at the party was a big hit.
B2 The chef at the hibachi station entertained us with his cooking skills.
C1 The hibachi-style cooking demonstration was both entertaining and delicious.
C2 The hibachi experience at the upscale restaurant was truly exceptional.
formal The chef skillfully cooked the steak on the hibachi grill.
informal Let's go grab some hibachi for dinner tonight.
slang I'm craving some hibachi, let's hit up that spot downtown.
figurative Her words sizzled on the conversation like hibachi flames, leaving a lasting impression.
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