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Benihana Desserts Menu & Prices
Benihana Desserts Menu & Prices
The Benihana desserts menu is a light, refreshing way to finish a teppanyaki meal — mostly cool, fruit-and-ice-cream options that won't weigh you down after a big hibachi dinner. Priced from just $3.95 to $5.95, the Benihana desserts lineup leans Japanese with green tea ice cream and orange sorbet, while still offering familiar favorites like Haagen-Dazs. Many hibachi meals already include a scoop of ice cream or sherbet, so this menu is for when you want a little something extra.
The standouts among the Benihana desserts are the warm-and-cold contrasts: the Banana Tempura (battered, fried banana) and the Fresh Pineapple Boat are the more indulgent, shareable picks at $5.95, while the Green Tea Ice Cream, Rainbow Sherbet and Bindi Orange Sorbet keep things simple and refreshing. It's a small menu, but it covers the classic ways to end a Japanese meal.
Benihana desserts price list
| Item | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Bindi Orange Sorbet | $3.95 | — |
| Rainbow Sherbet | $3.95 | — |
| Green Tea Ice Cream | $4.50 | — |
| Haagen-Dazs Ice Cream | $4.50 | — |
| Banana Tempura | $5.95 | — |
| Fresh Pineapple Boat | $5.95 | — |
Calories are marked "—" because Benihana doesn't publish a complete official per-item nutrition guide for these items. Prices vary by location.
What to order
For something classically Japanese, the Green Tea Ice Cream ($4.50) is the go-to. For the cheapest, refreshing option, the Rainbow Sherbet or Bindi Orange Sorbet at $3.95 are perfect after a rich meal. If you want a warm, shareable treat, the Banana Tempura ($5.95) is the standout — fried banana with a crisp tempura shell. Remember that a scoop of ice cream or sherbet often comes with hibachi meals, so consider these an add-on. Pair with a pot of Benihana Herb Tea to finish.