Family Reunion Hibachi
Family Reunion Hibachi That Seats Every Generation at One Table
Reunions need a shared moment, not three restaurant seatings. A private chef cooks for grandparents, parents, and kids at the beach house so the host stays in the photos instead of the kitchen.
Typical reunion 12–30 guests
Chef handles Mixed plates, pack-out
You provide Tables and family list
Adult
$60
Kids 5–12
$30
Minimum
$500
Deposit
$200
Typical group: 12–30 guests · larger groups on request. Upgrades, service charge, tax and distance fees are additional.
Quick answer
Can hibachi feed a multi-family reunion at a beach house?
Yes. Reunion bookings mix adult plates and $30 kids meals on one grill, with spectators welcome if they are not eating. Typical groups are 12–30 guests. Pricing starts at $60 per adult and $30 for ages 5–12, with a $500 minimum and $200 deposit. Send preferences by family — not a single “everyone eats steak” note — so diets and kids counts are right.
Find us on Google MapsGrandparents and kids at one table
The show spans generations. You are not splitting the reunion across two restaurant grill tables.
The host stays in the photos
Cooking and cooking-area cleanup are included. The organizer is not running a kitchen for 20 cousins.
No caravan to a 14-top
Beach-house reunions already have parking and nap schedules. Dinner stays on the property.
How reunions actually look
Multi-generation house, cousin week, or mixed-diet table
Every generation
Multi-generation house
Grandparents, parents, and kids in one rental. Seat children in view of the show with adults close enough to supervise fire moments.
Kids vs adult platesCousin week
Several families, one grill
Collect eating counts by family so the quote is not guessing. Mix Platinum, All-Star, and kids meals.
Rental grill permission
Diets differ
Mixed dietary reunion
Steak, shrimp, veggie, and kid plates can share one grill when the notes arrive with the headcount.
Proteins and kids mealsThe experience
A reunion dinner the organizer does not have to cook
Collect diets and kids counts before the chef arrives. The show is for all ages; the quote is only for people who are eating.
01
Family list
Eating headcount by household, including ages 5–12 and under-5 sharing notes.
02
House setup
Tables for every generation in view of the grill, with space off the hot zone.
03
Show for all ages
Energy that works for kids and grandparents, with safety around the flame.
04
Big-table feast
Hot plates at once so the reunion is not eating in shifts.
05
Photos with family
The host stays with the group while the chef works the grill.
06
Cleanup
Cooking area packed out so the house can go back to games and beach gear.
Spectators are welcome. Food is prepped to the eating headcount you send.
“One table for every generation.”
Find us on Google Maps
Guest photos live on Google. We do not invent a star rating on this page.
Open Google MapsGroup planning
Plan by generation, not by a single headcount
Reunions fail the quote when kids, under-5s, and non-eating relatives are lumped together. Send three numbers: adults 13+, kids 5–12, and under-5s who need a plate.
Kids & under 5
- Pricing
- $30 kids meal for ages 5–12. Under 5 may share; order $30 if they need their own plate.
- Seating
- In view of the show, a safe distance from the flame, with an adult nearby.
- Pace
- Show energy first so younger guests are still present.
- Watchers
- Cousins who only watch do not need a plate.
Parents & grandparents
- Pricing
- Age 13+ uses the adult package from $60. All-Star is $70.
- Seating
- Closest seats for anyone who wants chef interaction — or a quieter table farther back.
- Pace
- Can slow after the kids have eaten.
- Diets
- Collect by family, not one group text at 4pm.
Whole reunion
- Typical size
- 12–30 eating guests. Larger lists need a format conversation.
- Quote
- Adult + kids + under-5 plate counts. Spectators listed separately.
- Property
- Same outdoor-cooking yes as any rental.
- Host job
- Tables, chairs, plates, and the family list — not the cooking.
Host prep
Set up a house that holds every generation
You are the organizer, not the cook. Provide tables, chairs, place settings, outdoor-cooking permission, and a family list with ages and diets.
- Counts by generationAdults 13+, kids 5–12, under-5 plates, and spectators.
- Diets by familyAllergies and restrictions attached to a household name.
- Outdoor-cooking yesHome, HOA, or rental manager before you announce dinner.
- Tables for the whole reunionEveryone who is eating should see the show without crowding the grill.
- Access for equipmentGate, parking, stairs — grandparents’ houses often have a long carry.
- Photo planThe host stays with family; the chef handles the cooking area.
Booking
How a reunion booking is built
1
Send the house and the family list
Address, date, meal time, and counts by generation.
2
Attach diets by household
Do not send one combined “no onions” without names.
3
Confirm the yard or deck
Permission, level surface, seating, access, weather cover.
4
Eat together, then photos
Show and dinner, then the host stays with family while we pack out.
Menu
Reunion packages for mixed ages
Mix adult and kids meals on the same grill. Spectators do not need a package. Service charge, tax, and distance fees are additional.
Most popularPlatinum Stars
Classic private hibachi with live fire show and full cleanup.
$60 / person
- —Side salad with ginger dressing
- —Hibachi fried rice
- —Grilled vegetables
- —2 proteins per guest
- —Yum yum & ginger sauces
- —Live fire show
- —Full setup & cleanup
All-Star Feast
Elevated proteins and upgrades for celebration-worthy dinners.
$70 / person
- —Everything in Platinum
- —Premium protein options
- —Elevated plating experience
- —Ideal for weddings & VIP nights
Rising Star (Kids)
Kid-friendly portions for ages 5–12 — same show, right-sized plates.
$30 / person
- —Kid portions of rice & veggies
- —1–2 kid-friendly proteins
- —Same interactive experience
Availability
Lock the reunion dinner at the house
Private hibachi for multi-family groups at approved Emerald Coast homes and rentals.
From $60/adult · $500 event minimum
Event FAQs
Family reunion hibachi questions
Generations, spectators, kids pricing, and headcount. $60 adult, $30 kids 5–12, $500 minimum, $200 deposit.
See full menu and pricingCan hibachi feed a multi-family reunion?
Yes. Typical reunions are 12–30 guests with mixed adult and kids plates on one grill. Larger lists need the format confirmed in advance.
Can some relatives only watch?
Yes. Spectators are welcome. We only need an accurate eating headcount for food prep.
How do kids and grandparents eat together?
Seat children in view of the show with adults nearby for fire moments. Mix $30 kids meals and adult packages on the same grill.
What is the typical reunion headcount?
Most bookings are 12–30 eating guests. Send adults, kids 5–12, and under-5 plate counts separately.
Who collects dietary needs across families?
The organizer. Send notes by household with the headcount so the chef can prep separately.
What should the reunion host provide?
Approved outdoor space, enough tables and chairs for every generation, place settings, access notes, and the family list.
Service area
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Ready to book the reunion dinner?
Private chef and mobile grill for every generation, with cleanup of the cooking area so the host stays in the photos.
$60/adult · $30/child ages 5–12 · $500 minimum · $200 deposit