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About GoFor Hibachi

We are a mobile hibachi catering service. Instead of booking a table, you book a chef — and the whole teppanyaki experience shows up at your Rhode Island address.

Who we are

The Grill Travels to You

GoFor Hibachi brings the excitement of Japanese-style grill cooking directly to private events. Our chefs handle the cooking, the entertainment and the whole experience, so the host gets to sit down and actually enjoy their own party.

Everything happens in front of your guests. The chef sets up a professional teppanyaki griddle wherever it makes sense — the deck, the patio, the lawn, a driveway, a tent — and cooks every plate to order while the show runs alongside it.

We serve Rhode Island as part of a wider New England service area, which means we are on the road most weekends and know how to work in tight city yards in Providence just as well as open lawns in South County.

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GoFor Hibachi chef cooking for a garden birthday party at dusk in Rhode Island
Why book us

What Makes It Different

Cooked on the spot

Nothing arrives in a chafing tray. Every plate is cooked fresh on the griddle while your guests watch.

The show is included

Fire show, onion volcano, flying shrimp and plenty of jokes. It is dinner and entertainment in one booking.

We answer fast

Every enquiry gets a reply within 24 hours, seven days a week, with real prices and a real travel fee.

Priced up front

Per-guest food pricing, a stated $500 minimum and $1 per mile travel. You know the number before you commit.

Split of duties

What We Bring, What You Provide

The short version: we handle everything that touches the food and the fire. You handle the seating and the guest list.

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The chef brings

  • A professional portable hibachi grill and propane
  • All food, proteins, rice, vegetables and sauces
  • Cooking equipment, utensils and prep gear
  • The live fire show and chef entertainment
  • Full setup and breakdown of the cooking station
  • Sake service for guests aged 21 and over
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You usually provide

  • Tables and chairs for your guests
  • Plates, cutlery and drinkware for the table
  • A level outdoor spot for the grill with clear space around it
  • Somewhere for the chef to park nearby
  • A heads-up on any allergies or dietary needs

Setup needs vary by property, so we confirm exactly what is required for your address when you book. Not sure your space works? Send a photo of the yard or patio and we will tell you straight away.

Step by step

How the Booking Runs

Send your details

Date, town, guest count and roughly what time you want to eat. Use the form, call or text — whichever is easier.

Lock the menu

We come back with availability and pricing. You choose proteins per guest and add any upgrades, appetizers or sides.

Confirm address & fee

Send the full event address. We confirm the travel fee, the arrival window and where the grill will be set up.

Party day

The chef arrives ahead of service, sets up, cooks course by course, runs the show and packs the station away.

Guests laughing and cheering during a GoFor Hibachi chef performance in Rhode Island
Practical notes

Good to Know Before the Day

A few things that make the evening run smoothly, based on the parties we cook most often across Rhode Island.

  • Give the grill room. The chef needs clear space in front of the griddle to work and to run the show safely.
  • Outdoors is best. Open air handles the smoke and the flames far better than an indoor room.
  • Seat guests facing the grill. One long table or a U-shape keeps everyone in view of the show.
  • Plan around the light. Evening parties look spectacular, but add some patio lighting so the chef can see the griddle.
  • Weather backup. If rain is likely, a tent, garage or covered patio keeps the party on schedule.
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Book a Chef, Not a Table

Tell us your date and town and we will confirm availability, menu options and the travel fee within 24 hours.