Kabuki Sushi & Grill South

An awesome gem of a sushi restaurant! Don’t let Kabuki’s questionable exterior scare you away. The food is delicious.
The fish is fresh and comes in good portion sizes, too! For what you are paying for, it is definitely worth it! I ordered the spicy tuna combo, which came with 6 pieces of nigiri (salmon, tuna, and shrimp) and a spicy tuna roll, all for about $ 15.
There are different deals for different days of the week, excluding Wednesday and the weekends. I super appreciate a place that knows how to cut a deal, and will definitely be back here again!

Wow! What a wonderful little sushi restaurant! I love sushi, so finding delicious sushi joints in edmonton has been my goal. We all know that it’ll never be as good as Vancouver sushi or sushi in Asia, but Kabuki definitely comes extremely close!
Their sushi tastes fresh and their rice is perfectly cooked! Portion sizes are decent and their menu, though not ridiculously large, has all the go to items and staples to make for a great sushi restaurant! They have ample vegetarian options as well. Every day is a different special (Except it looks like Wednesday’s and the weekends) and their prices are decent for what you get!
The atmosphere is cosy and this is a wonderful place to catch up with friends or learn more about someone on a first date ;) out waitress was friendly and food came out pretty fast! I can probably say that this is my favourite sushi place in edmonton! Come here, you will not be disappointed!

Excellent and authentic Japanese cuisine with a friendly family-​style atmosphere. We’re making it a tradition.

Great food and cozy atmosphere. The quality is here don’t get it confused with the subpar location near the university.
Husband wanted eel but the chef said it was not the best today and provided other excellent choices instead. Great little place

This restaurant is REALLY good. I think this Japanese spot is on par with Izakaya Tomo and Japonais Bistro. Everything in this place is authentic. The atmosphere, décor, service, and food. Authentic. Definitely a pleasant surprise for me. I would definitely come back! Tako Yaki and Blazing Unagi highly recommended!!!

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday they have something 50%off.
I think the price is quit fair. But one thing that no good is the rice for the sushi not really good though.
Just like the Normal Chinese rice, don’t like the sushi stinky rice. But the dinner dox, I think that really good. The beef in the box was wonderful. Love it so much !!!
This time I order one spicy salmon roll, dragon eye roll and dinner dox b.

good food… authentic japanese taste… better than many big japanese resturants in the city… recommended…

Food was delicious! And we eat a lot of Japanese food. Prices are reasonable. Went at lunchtime on a weekday and there was zero parking although the restaurant was near empty.
Would definitely return but maybe in the evening and not for lunch because of the terrible parking.

Been searching for that authentic Jap food in Edmonton — and in Kabuki, it comes so close! Much love to their softshell crab sushi! Yummmm!

I have to be honest. I just ordered delivery from here (gyoza and spicy tuna roll), and when it arrived I opened up the bag to find a dirty napkin… The outside of the napkin was clean but the inside was smeared with some woman’s lipstick kisses. The food, though it was okay, probably tasted much worse due to the fact that I had totally lost my appetite. They obviously had this napkin on a table and assumed it was clean and tried to reuse it. I worked in the service industry and you are not supposed to reuse anything on the table. For this reason, I wonder about their health standards. The food wasn’t terrible, but I’m definitely turned off from ordering here again.

Solid Sushi. Great prices on the Loveboat on the Tuesday. They did great things with their Tuna. Lots of parking.
The service was so so, and it’s connected to a golfzon and «massage parlour».
Worth going on Tuesday for their special, but not a destination place.

Went for lunch with my gf and I think we have a new favorite /​regular lunch stop. Service was great and the food was most awesome, excellent presentation. My recommendations: try the fresh oysters and beef tataki.

I went to Kabuki with my family after hearing about their Tuesday night half price love boat special. It’s basically $ 20 for enough sushi for 2 people, which by Edmonton standards is unheard of. Because we brought our 2 year old we ordered an extra avocado maki for him.
The sushi boat was excellent, it came with a pair of Rolls which were both quite good, I preferred the california roll to the Edmonton roll, mostly because I don’t like my rolls too saucy, and the Edmonton roll had some extra sauce in it. The tempura was perfect. The nigiri sushi’s were quite good, with a good rice to fish ratio… There was 1 nigiri that threw me off though, it was the squid, it was VERY tough… If I was to get it again I would ask them to hold the squid, which is weird because I usually love squid… it was just very very tough. ordering a pot of tea was good as well, because they charge by the pot and not by the person, so we got plenty of tea for $ 1.95.
My only concern other than the squid was that there was no change table in the bathroom… plenty of wall space and a handy cap stall to accommodate one, but the lonely pedestal sink left a lot to be desired when changing a baby (note to owners: put in a change table in both washrooms, because right now neither washroom has one)
The service was excellent, we had 2 people taking care of us, who seemed very attentive and on top of our needs. Overall I give it 4 stars because it was my wife changing the baby and not me.

Great new Sushi spot. The atmosphere is a somewhat elegant surprise, especially for a strip mall. Nice décor and seating and the music is not obtrusively loud but very relaxing. The staff is friendly but not invasive. I had take out for lunch and enjoyed my short wait.
The food was delicious and well presented. Even in my take out containers presentation was considered and well done. I tried the Spicy Tuna Lunch Combo (Spicy Tuna Maki Rolls and Spicy Tuna Sashimi) and was pleased. Very fresh and the spicy sauce had a nice kick. The Sashimi was prepared unusually with very thick pieces and presented with julienned lettuce and cucumbers, I loved that touch.
I already look forward to a return trip to Kabuki Sushi & Grill.

Dragon Eye specials on Thursdays and $ 5 Salmon Sashimi on Mondays. I think we may have a new favourite sushi place that is budget friendly, delicious and fresh. During my first two visits here, we had miso soup on the house. The second time, food was a bit slow — the owner apologized as they ran out of dishes. They were serving a group of 20 people prior to our arrival, which is understandable.
My fiancé doesn’t usually like miso soup; he finished the whole thing. The miso soup at Kabuki is actually really light and refreshing.
They have different specials each week, which is limited to 1 per group. On our second visit, we finally had a chance to try their dragon eye roll on a Thursday! Verdict? Delicious! Of course, you can’t really compare Kabuki’s dragon eye roll to that of Mikado or Yokozuna. Kabuki is a great place to dine out without being hard on the wallet.
When reading their menu, I really like that they highlight which ones are vegetarian-​friendly. Not many Japanese restaurants do that!
This is a restaurant that we want to keep coming back and try different things. I would love to try their udon. 5 stars for authenticity, freshness, budget-​friendly and taste.

It took awhile for the waitress to notice that we’ve been waiting in the restaurant to be seated.
The restaurant was a small cozy setting, dim lighting, clean and well organized.
The Special throughout the week are appealing. No Specials for the weekend.
We wanted to try a few things here to see how the food was like.
The Beef Udon had a good broth, the beef was tender, and the udon was cooked al dente. It was satisfying for an afternoon lunch.
My sister enjoyed the Avocado roll. It was simple and refreshing.
I had the Hungry Roll. It was really greasy and the rice was too crunchy and it was sticking to my teeth.
I didn’t find the fish fresh for the Tuna Roll.
But we did enjoy our tea and it was refilled several times for us which we really appreciate.
We weren’t too impressed with the food this time around.