About Kabuki Japanese Restaurant
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This is one of the better Kabuki locations I’ve visited. I love that the patio is covered and heated it made for a very comfortable dining experience. Their happy hours are amazing, especially on the weekends. We were able to order multiple rolls, entrées, and drinks for the whole family at a price that truly couldn’t be beat. The service was impeccable, a real team effort from start to finish. This spot has definitely become our new go-to for Japanese food. Honestly, I hate to recommend it because I’d love to keep it to ourselves, but it’s too good not to share. Highly recommend!
Yes it's a bit overpriced, it's a chain, it's loud in there, but the food's actually pretty good! Kabuki is a great restaurant for those birthday occasions because there's something for everybody, including people who are leery of sushi. Everybody has at least one in the family. For them, there are plenty of cooked options; teriyaki, tempura, noodle dishes, etc. I would never say it's the best of its kind, but pretty much anything Kabuki has on the menu is a good bet, a solid four out of five stars -- even the sushi. In fact, the sushi is pretty close to five stars because they have some outstanding rolls (see the photo of the Hamachi Sake roll). Kabuki also does boast some nice customer service points. They really are trying hard, not perfect, but then, nobody is. I thought it was a nice touch that they gave a free scoop of ice cream to my companion when they brought him the wrong flavor. He was okay with just eating it anyway but they also brought out that extra free scoop in the correct flavor. Every Kabuki restaurant I've ever visited is nicely decorated and attractive, the ideal spot for casual, celebratory gatherings. A good time will probably be had by all.
This was a early dinner stop on the way to a show for 4 of us. Service was quick. Sushi options were flavorful and delicious, not just the standard rolls. They had seasonal ginger specials that were also amazing. The Kabuki Old Fashion was exceptional. We paid less than $200 for 4 sushi rolls and sashimi, 2 entree plates, appetizers and drinks.
Kabuki Sushi is perfect for a convenient lunch. The quality of the sashimi is excellent for the price, and the atmosphere is great. The restaurant is clean overall, and the servers are very friendly.
Had the rainbow sushi and a couple of others don't know their names but they were all delicious