Teppan Edo has all hibachi tables.
Perhaps OP is thinking of the adjacent Tokyo Dining restaurant with their regular tables
1) True.
2) In fact, you do not have a choice of a table at Edo.
. . . hibachis are at Edo
. . . tables are at Dining
3) Dinner
. . . good, solid, comfort food
. . . based upon skill of the table hibachi chef, it can be quite entertaining, or almost boring
. . . remember, they only serve WHITE RICE, because FRIED RICE is Chinese (they can add some beef stock to the rice if you want coloring and a slight flavoring)
. . . you will be seated with other guests/families, as there is room for 8-9 chairs per table
4) Just an FYI
. . . Edo is the old (former) term for Tokyo . . . also known as Jedo, Yedo, or Yeddo
. . . pronounced "ed-o", and not "EE-do"
. . . teppan refers to the "flat iron griddle" cook surface, made from steel or gray iron and usually 1½-2 inches thick
. . . teppanyaki refers to the actual grilled food