Mito Hibachi and Sushi

Where Dinner is Part of the Show

Mito Hibachi and Sushi brings the energy of the stage right to your table. Located in Warren, just a short drive from metro Detroit's top concert venues, this modern Japanese grill is known for its entertaining hibachi chefs and crowd-pleasing sushi rolls. With a sleek, contemporary interior and a lively vibe, it's a go-to spot for fans who want dinner to be as exciting as the main event.

Why Concert-goers love it

Mito is a favorite for music lovers thanks to its fast yet fun service—perfect if you're on a tight pre-show schedule. The hibachi experience is interactive and upbeat, making it ideal for groups looking to get pumped before a performance. It's also close enough to major venues that you won’t feel rushed getting to your seat after dinner. The restaurant’s energetic atmosphere sets the tone for an unforgettable night out.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends who want dinner and a show (before the actual show)
• Solo travelers looking for a seat at the sushi bar and a welcoming vibe
• Couples on a romantic night out with a splash of flair
• Fans who want to pre-game with flair and flavor
• Budget-conscious concert-goers who still want quality food and portions

What People Say

Reviewers on TripAdvisor and OpenTable rave about the entertaining hibachi chefs who keep the energy high and the food delicious. Guests love the freshness of the sushi and the generous portion sizes. Many mention it’s their go-to pre-concert dinner spot thanks to the fast service and playful, upbeat staff. The value for the quality also gets high marks, making it a repeat favorite.

Areas for Improvement

While the lively vibe is part of the charm, it might not be ideal for those looking for a quiet, intimate dinner. Some guests mention that wait times can spike during peak hours—especially on weekends—so it’s a good idea to make reservations ahead of time if you’re on a tight schedule.

The Bottom Line

If you're looking for a fun, flavorful, and fast-paced dinner before catching a show, Mito Hibachi and Sushi hits all the right notes.