Kabuki Sushi & Grill - Edmonton

This is my favorite sushi restaurant in Edmonton, but I recommend calling ahead to make sure they are open. I drove 20 minutes through heavy traffic to dine here on Wednesday, only to discover that it was closed. The hours listed on Google indicated that it should have been open, so I am not sure what happened. It was really disappointing. However, the food is still amazing, I would rate it 5/5.

This restaurant offers fantastic Japanese cuisine that is of exceptional quality. The sashimi is incredibly fresh and comes in generous portions, well worth the price. The blazing unagi roll was truly exceptional and lived up to its fiery name. The taste was excellent as well. The tempura was crispy and perfectly battered, avoiding any sogginess or heaviness. The beef tataki had great flavor, although the portions were a bit small. Overall, this is a wonderful spot to enjoy delicious and high-quality sushi in Edmonton.

This place needs a total over haul.2 types of beer both Japanese.Last time i was in here was impressed.Guess a lot can happen in a year.Sitting booths disgusting, ripped chairs.Walls have drip marks...get some beach out and clean this place.Assorted sashimi large one 25 pieces just 3 different types?I eat sashimi a lot and it was not fresh.Dissatisfied you bet.

The food was absolutely delicious. I recommend the Bento Boxes, and the teriyaki chicken. There is a lot in the Bento Boxes, so it 's great if you 're really hungry. The service was slightly weird, as our food came one at a time, with our Bento box B coming first, then 5 mins later, the teriyaki chicken came, and then another 7 or so mins later the two bento box A 's came. Other than that, the service was top notch- the server was really nice and polite.Vegetarian options: There are many vegetarian options in the menu- at least one vegetarian option per 'section '.Kid-friendliness: It is a very child friendly place- there are even seat boosters if needed I believe.Parking: There is a lot of parking in the street mall, however it is always around 70-80% occupied.Wheelchair accessibility: Very wheelchair accessible.

Decided to try this place after I wasnt able to get a table at Mikados. I chose this restuarant as the reviews were good and they were similar to solekis on whyte my favorite place for a quick roll but it 's now AYCE)I called ahead to make sure a table would be avalible. I was told yes and headed over. Upon arriving the restaurant was empty, my first bad sign.I ordered ice water, a dragon roll with sauce on the side and a spicy tuna crunch.I was served cold water as they had no ice?When my rolls arrived they were Mediocre at best similar to food court sushi. There was no sauce on the side and my server had not brought over wasabi or ginger. I tried to get their attention in an empty restaurant it shouldn 't be hard) but I couldn 't. eventually they came over with wasabi and apologized they had forgot, the wasabi looked as if it was plated yesterday and was quite watery from the ginger. I pointed out the sauce was not on the side and they brought some over.The dragon roll is filled with crab although this is stated on the menu its imitation California roll crab My water was left empty for quite sometime and I wrote this review 2x as a deleted it by accident) in the time it took me to get the bill.I will not be coming back here. $28 for 2 rolls and warm water isn 't it. I planned on tipping as I usually do even if the service is bad, but for that price I didn 't tip. Maybe one day I 'll find a sushi place again