Kabuki Japanese Restaurant

This place is a little hard to find because it’s in the far back of town center and the signage wasn’t as good. Once we got in there, were we seated quickly, and served our drinks just as fast. I over ordered (again). I got the poke bowl with tuna and the agadashi tofu. It was all really good and decently priced. It was a relaxing atmosphere and a great place to have a conversation with my friends.

Wonderful sushi, great selection of hibachi, sushi, and noodle dishes. Waitress was super helpful because I brought an «annoying» gluten free person ;) who can’t eat meat either thy were so accommodating and even had a gluten free menu

Everything from my previous review stands… But there’s a slight forgetfulness in service… so we had to backtrack. It wasn’t bad enough to rate them negatively, but just enough to be annoyed. We were sat rather quickly… Took a long time for our server to even acknowledge us and offer to take our drink order. So long that by the time she did… We knew everything we were going to order and some. Seems like there was a possible miscommunication on their behalf and maybe she didn’t know she had a new table. Service during our meal was good though and she even came and gave us a last call for the kitchen. After all our plates were licked clean, we watched as they cleaned tables and our check was no where to be found. I had to stop her in the middle of her cleaning to ask for it.
Food was great though. We ordered Kenny of small plates to share.

This location… the service is always slower and usually kinda sloppy. But the food consistency here makes up for it!
Our favs: allllllll the veggie sushi of course the rainbow roll is my favorite
other fav dishes we have are the:
garlic edamame
tofu steak entrée
the stuffed shiitake mushrooms
the fried plum rice ball thing
Their veggie ramen is surprisingly very flavorful. On chilly Vegas nights that’s the kind of soup I want when dining out.
Oh and the kale salad… amazing and the garlic cloves that come in it are sooo yum.
Consistent food, decent service, tons of vegan options… we love this place.
We used to frequent this location but now we go to the Rampart/​Tivioli location.

Pretty bad experience. I ordered take out and even gave them 30 minutes before I showed up. Once I did they realized they never put the order in. I had to sit in the waiting area for more than half an hour for my order to arrive.
Update: at first I have two stars, but after I realized how flagrantly they handled the situation and looked at me like I was insignificant. I realized this doesn’t deserve 1 star.

We don’t really ask for much when we’re out at dinner. We like our water to not be empty, our plates cleared in a timely manner, and checked on two or three times by the waiter. That’s it. Did our waiter do this? Any of this? No. He took our order and that was about it. We even ordered a Corona with lime, had a few sentences of a conversation about it, checked IDs, and we didn’t even get it. No, we didn’t remind him. That’s not our job, that’s his loss of tip. Then our waters ran empty and the server who brought our food came back to refill them without our asking (so appreciative!) and then he comes back after we’ve been done eating only because it’s last call for the kitchen. Really. No. I simply asked for the check. No kidding, 8 minutes later and he brings it to us. Wow. Find another job, dude, waiting is not your calling.
What didn’t make the night a complete ruin was the fact that the food came out in a good flow. It wasn’t the best sushi we’ve had, we’ve enjoyed better, but it satisfied our craving.

Kabuki is a fairly decent sushi spot located in the west part of Town Square across from the H & M. As far as taste and value are concerned, you can get your sushi craving satisfied without breaking the bank. Most of the standard rolls such as spicy tuna, California, yellowtail, Philly roll, etc. are around $ 5. The rolls were not bad for the price and they did not skimp on the filling inside the rice. However, their B.S.C.R. (baked scallop California roll) sounded better than it actually tasted.
Like what some other Unilocalers whose culinary opinions I respect have said, the service is what brings this place down a notch. Having to ask two or three times for an extra fork and spoon should never be a diner’s problem. Finding our server was often times a real life «where’s Waldo» challenge.
Following dinner, a request for the check and a to-​go box was handled at a snail’s pace. We received the check, but could not find our server, or any other for that matter, to pick up my credit card. After finally being able to pay, a second reminder to our server was the ‘hint-​hint’ she needed to hand us a to-​go box. We packed our extra food (non-​sushi items) and headed out quickly.
In a town full of sushi spots, go elsewhere. When you are in Town Square though, go here to enjoy some decent sushi. Just be prepared to wait an extended period of time at all phases of your dining experience.
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Stopped here for a late lunch with some friends after watching a movie. The location was very convenient while exiting the movies. The restaurant was clean and the staff was very friendly.
Our waiter didn’t really give us the time of day and just shoved menus in our face and not a word after that. He took our food and drink orders and asked us if we cared what came out first. This really made things awkward while eating.
I ordered the jidori chicken ramen, with a spicy tuna roll on the side. The ramen was very bland, I have had more flavor in a cup of noodles. I finally had to ask them to bring Sriracha chili sauce out. The tuna was decent but lacking in the flavor department aswell. My fiancé ordered the spicy tuna salad, it was basically a spoon fill of spicy tuna sushi roll filling scooped on a bed of lettuce. Our friends both ordered the spicy tuna crunch roll they said it was decent for the price.
I won’t be coming back here even for their decently priced happy hour specials. It’s worth a try if you need a sushi fix while wondering town square. I wouldn’t travel across town just for the food they offer.

An okay Japanese restaurant off the strip. They have the dark club-​y vibe and hip atmosphere. Food is below average to average. Plenty of tables but sometimes there’s a wait. Service is decent. Bathrooms are clean. Pretty standard menu with the usuals that you would expect from a Japanese restaurant. Decent prices that won’t hurt your wallet.
Chirashi is good. Bento box is a good deal. Ramen too salty. Sushi rolls are average.

SHORT VERSION: It’s convenient for drinks and some food. The food is bland. They have a nice happy hour menu. If you’re in the area and are trying to kill some time before a movie or any other type of event. Do come here .
Brittany N. And I came here before going to See Revenant at AMC Town Square .
The restaurant itself is very modern and has a very nice feel to it .
We only had about 25 minutes to order some food, get our drinks, and go go go !
Our waitress was very friendly and was very accommodating with the fact that we were short on time .
Overall the customer service is Great
For food we ordered :
Shrimp Tempura role, the Rose role, and the calamari.
And sake :)!
Everything came out very quickly .
The roles themselves are not what I’m used to .
They’re very
Round
wide
&& flat
Eating the rolls can be a little difficult at times, and looks awkward .
The rose roll and tempura role were ok.
Then there’s the calamari. They’re more like little balls of breading. The calamari itself appeared to me M.I.A .
I would come here again. But it didn’t really stand out to me.

I have fallen in love with a sushi spot that doesn’t offer AYCE!!!
I don’t know how i could of let this happen…
Honestly though, really great sushi experience! I ordered two rolls and it ended up coming out to about what it would’ve if i payed for AYCE somewhere else so i didn’t feel as bad as i thought I would after i finished eating.
One of my rolls was a crab roll, but instead of that imitation crab meat, (which I still love) it was fresh king crab meat and absolutely delicious and worth every penny.
I liked that they offered us complementary edamame before we ordered at the sushi bar and I like how attentive our sushi chef was. The only thing I didn’t like was when we got there, there were two hosts there to greet us but neither one of them did they had their backs turned to us reading something and when she turned around she told us to wait a moment so they could seat us. There was nobody there…
All in all I will definitely be back. The food was great and besides our greeting the service was too!

Went here for the first time with a friend and my dog while I was visiting Vegas. I was worried about them accommodating the dog, but they didn’t mind and set us up at one of the outside tables. It was really cold, but they had some outdoor heaters!
We got the salmon yaki onigiri, my friend had the tonkatsu lunch special, and I had the sushi moriawase lunch special, with a Philly Roll substitution. All of it was super yummy and affordable! I was able to buy for both of us for about $ 30. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND the salmon yaki onigiri. It’s heaven. All of the food was great quality. Even the rice tasted ridiculously good! I also love that the menu has more variety than most sushi places.
Service was awesome. I think our server’s name was Travis. He did a great job!
It was an awesome way to wrap up my last day in Vegas. I’ll definitely come back!

We are a regular here took a cousin out for a birthday celebration today they had a complimentary ice cream for her that was nice. I think when I want any Japanese food just come here never failed. Try any flavored iced tea too they all are good. Service is always on point. we had lunch specials today all were okay.
Give it a try. Everything is good on the menu. They always have special items too.

Great place for happy hour, says my 19 year old. Starting em young!
This location is close enough to the strip, so visitors can have great food for off the strip prices. The best place to park is in the back by H&m, since it’s right across. BTW. Its really a great H&M but go before kabuki because you will be too full to try on that cute pair of pants.
If you are coming with someone who doesn’t like sushi, there are plenty of other options. The sukiyaki is a good alternative and filling or the chicken fingers.
We really like the agedashi tofu here. If tofu scares you, just try the agedashi. It’s crispy on the outside and sits in a well seasoned broth. It’s amazing. Just try it.
You can’t go wrong at this place especially at happy hour.

Felt like being a purist and went with the chirashi bowl !
Lovely presentation — the fish quality was good, but nothing to cry joy about.
Calamari appetizer was fantastic.
Service was on par. I dig the trendy décor and ambiance. It’s lovely place for dinner with loved ones.

I came here for a work lunch and loved it. We arrived around 11:30 and didn’t have to wait for a table. I was overwhelmed with how many tasty options are on the menu. This is a great spot for people that love sushi or people that prefer standard options like chicken teriyaki.
We started with the Spicy Tuna on Crispy Rice. The taste was outstanding. I love the blend of the spicy tuna and jalapeño with slightly sweet, crispy rice. It was stacked high which made it hard to eat, but the taste trumped. the difficulty in eating.
For my entrée I had Kabuki Deluxe Lunch special. This is basically a combination of awesome. It starts with a soup that is forgettable, but everything that comes after is delicious. The entrée included beef ribs, chicken teriyaki, salad, rice, California roll, and tempura vegetables. There is no shortage of food with this combination. Everything on the plate was great. I’m torn between declaring the tempura vegetables or the beef ribs my favorite.
This is definitely going on my list of regular lunch spots. I know where I’ll ask to go for my next work lunch.

The style is very modern and trendy. Pretty cool looking. You are offered sushi bar, table or booth when you walk in. I chose a table. I never want to sit at the bar invade I don’t like the roll I don’t want them to see my sour face.
My server was really nice and attentive when I first sat down and then when my food came he dropped off. I’ve been sitting here for ten minutes waiting for a Togo box and my check. I understand he is busy with the demanding table across from me. So other than that great service.
The food was great. The fried dumplings were really good. Served on top of their sauce with some lettuce stuff in the middle. They give you complimentary edamame. Which was nice. Then my fried California roll came (I don’t remember the name of it). But it was really good. I was so stuffed I only ate half and brought the other half to my co-​worker. I would come back! Especially during happy hour!!!

I’m hoping my latest trip to Kabuki was a fluke. Although the sushi rolls were prepared nice (and they were tasty), the teriyaki chicken was tough and overcooked and the windows in the restaurant were a mess! Is it too much to ask for a quick wipe-​down of the windows before you open? It made us feel like uncomfortable!
Other than that, they serve edamame with the purchase of a sushi roll and it was tasty.
The service was great — I only had to ask for a refill once. The place wasn’t approx. half-​full so I’m sure service was easy to keep up with.
I’m hoping my next trip there will be cleaner and tastier. If not, it will be my last.

This is not one of my regular joints when I go to Town Square, but I was going to see a movie and a friend of mine wanted sushi so we decided to try it out. Now, I should preface this with the fact that I am not a sushi eater… It’s just not my thing. But, as a semi-​normal human being with taste buds I can still find something on the menu I enjoy. We ended up ordering a bunch of happy hour appetizers (YES! They have happy hour!!!) and a carafe of sangria. Sadly, the only thing that has real impressive flavor was our sangria. Which was actually delicious and I would go back, but only for the sangria.
The food just wasn’t anything that wowed me. There was a lot of lacking flavor that I was just expecting and excited for. It’s not that the food was bad, it just want that good either. It was okay, and who wants to settle for okay? Not I. If we go to Town Square and want Asian again, we’ll probably hit this place up. But, it’s isn’t the kind of place we’ll be dying to go back to and craving.

Kabuki has a happy hour well worth exploring. This Japanese joint is located across from H&M. You would walk past it on your way to AMC theatres.
I was meeting my friend here for a late lunch and was immediately greeted by the host person. Not sure how busy it gets during actual dinner or lunch time but it was quite dead during the happy hour time. Which is perfect! A quiet and peaceful place.
Kim, our waitress, was very kind and accommodating to our needs. I ordered the Dynamite Roll along with some Salmon nigiri off the happy hour menu which was very good. I really like the Dynamite Roll here and one order was satisfying enough.
We also ordered hot sake (for a first-​timer, I did not like it LOL), and then cold white rice sake which had a sweeter taste. I would recommend the cold sake for anyone who isn’t a huge fan of hard liquor. Taking the hot sake was like a shot for me… had to down it and made a disgusting squinty face haha. But it was off the happy hour menu so worth the try :) The presentation of the cold sake was cool. It was given in a bucket of ice to keep cool.
The sashimi salad was also a great dish. This is a hit or miss for me because most restaurants seem to lack sashimi pieces. Maybe because we came during a slower hour, but they were generous with the sashimi pieces.
I would recommend hitting this place up during a happy hour as I think their happy hour menu does have a lot to offer for a decent value.