Kabuki - Las Vegas

I always order the combo chicken beef teriyaki because I don’t like sushi. The dinner entrée comes with a soup and salad. Boyfriend enjoyed his dinner very much. Food and service was good

The Albacore crunch roll and spicy chicken ramen were both fantastic!

This restaurant is a great spot for lunch. The food is very fresh and the sashimi and sushi rolls are delicious with a nice presentation. However, the service was a bit lacking due to the limited staff.

I discovered this small Japanese restaurant by chance as I was passing by, and the lively crowd caught my attention. Intrigued, I decided to go in and sample their offerings. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the experience was a culinary treasure. Despite its size, the restaurant had a cozy charm that added to the overall atmosphere. The diverse crowd, comprising locals and enthusiasts, spoke volumes about the popularity of the place. The menu featured a wide range of Japanese dishes, and I couldn't resist embarking on a culinary journey. From the moment I took my first bite, it was clear that this eatery had perfected the art of Japanese cuisine. The flavors were authentic and left a lasting impression on my palate. Each dish displayed a meticulous attention to detail, showing that the chefs took pride in their work. Despite the bustling environment, the staff managed to deliver excellent service. Their efficiency and friendliness enhanced the overall positive experience. The genuine food and warm hospitality combined to create a memorable dining experience. In conclusion, stumbling upon this hidden gem was a lucky find. If you appreciate authentic Japanese cuisine and enjoy intimate settings, this restaurant is a must-visit. It proves that great things often come in small packages.

This place is Horse balls! Edit 10/13/23 The service has gone downhill since last time I’ve been there. We had a larger party and were not informed at the time of making the reservation that the party would have to be split. There were multiple servers and 4 separate times they tried to deliver items that we had not ordered to our table that didn’t belong to either. When we attempted to combine the tables, which there was plenty of space, we were given a disingenuous response about fire escape lanes which didn’t make sense given the way the tables would have been set. Their online menu says they have takoyaki at this location but it was no where to be found when perusing the menu. There’s way better Japanese places that aren’t as expensive in town. If you’re near town square, just go to Sapporo instead, you’ll have a better experience.