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Sushi sucks!. Last night was first and last time. Sushi was bland , we wanted to try a different place :( We will stay with Miyako Japanese steak & Su…
Patricia
Kabuki
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Do not go here unless willing to leave in a hurry!!. My friends and I went here tonight to have a girls night out, only to be rushed out before even f…
Dubbasmail
Kabuki
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Do not go here unless willing to leave in a hurry!!. My friends and I went here tonight to have a girls night out, only to be rushed out before even f…
Dubbaoakes
Kabuki
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10 Reviews on “Kabuki”
Bad Service. Host threw menus at the table without saying a word, very rude. Beers ordered were warm, when told the waitress she exchanged them for even warmer beers. Food not so good, low quantity served and prices were high.
Absolutely amazing sushi! Great service! Leave the curry to the Indians…
One of the best sushi place I’ve been to… Ever!
Love This Place. I really enjoy going here and the service is wonderful!!!
Work Favorite. I’m a regular along with a group of my work buddies. We come in often to watch the talented chefs tossing eggs and creating food art. My wife absolutely adores their hibachi.
I don’t understand why there are so many bad reviews! I’ve eaten here several times and the hibachi is always delicious. I avoid sitting at the big tables; I just sit in the dining room and order hibachi from the menu for a more private experience. Sometimes the meat is a tad overcooked, but never enough to bother me. I will admit their sushi isn’t the best, but as far as hibachi goes, they’re the best in town.
I’ve had hibachi many times all over the country and have always loved it…so much I’ve craved more. The quality of the food here, from the greasy vegetables to the flavorless meat (poor quality meat to boot) make this place a pass. Save your money, folks.20 May, 2012To be fair, we didn’t stay long enough to try the food. You know the feeling you get when you walk into a restaurant and sense you’re getting ready to have a bad experience? I had that. We walked out after ordering drinks. They sat two of us ridiculously close to a large family there for hibachi. Now, I understand that’s the business model, but the place was completely empty. Is it really necessary to sit people that dont know each other so close? The nail in the coffin was when we sensed they were stalling to wait for more people to show up to fill up our table. Simply unacceptable when you’re paying that kind of money for food.