Kabuki Restaurant and Delicatessen
$ • Japanese, Sushi Bars, VeganAbout Kabuki Restaurant and Delicatessen
Customers' Favorites
Hamachi Kama Yellowtail Collars & Shrimp Tempura Combo
Homemade Cornbeef Hash Brown
Jumbo Shrimp Tempura Teishoku
Sweet Potato Tempura Musubi
Shrimp and Pumpkin Tempura
Fried Chicken Hash Potato
Misoyaki Butterfish
Chow Mein Noodles
Maguro Natto Don
Fried Butterfish
Recent Reviews
113 ratings
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No longer cash only. This is great because I hardly carry cash on me. As soon as I walked in I was greeted by the friendly staff. The gobo and cone sushi are always my go-to favorites. Definitely will be back.
Absolutely love this place — the food tastes even better than I remember. I asked if the cooks in the back were the same crew, and they introduced me to a couple of the workers: one who’s been there over 30 years and another for 25 years. That kind of long-term dedication really shows. A lot of the staff even live just a couple minutes away in the houses right behind the restaurant, which says a lot about how much this place means to the community.
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Food is yummy, flavor is on point and service was excellent 👍. Got me a plate lunch ala carte style. Pretty good grinds. Come and check em out!! Lots of selections.
Hours
| Monday | 5:30AM - 1PM |
| Tuesday | 5:30AM - 1PM |
| Wednesday | 5:30AM - 1PM |
| Thursday | 5:30AM - 1PM |
| Friday | 5:30AM - 1PM |
| Saturday | 5:30AM - 1PM |
| Sunday | 5:30AM - 1PM |
Kabuki Restaurant and Delicatessen offers excellent service and a delicious variety of food. This Okazu shop provides a wonderful selection, including cone sushi, fried halibut, and Maki sushi roll, as well as non-sushi options like pork Adobo and Mac salad. The restaurant has a serene atmosphere, complete with a koi pond. While service can be slow at times, the food is good, with standout dishes like shrimp tempura and shoyu chicken. Although the restaurant section may be closed, operating only as an Okazuya takeout business, cash is the only accepted payment method. Customers have noted that the takeout section closes early and that it's best to call ahead and plan orders in advance to avoid missing out on popular items.
Despite new management, many customers say that the recipes remain the same, and the food is still very affordable. There may be a line since only a few people are allowed inside at one time, but the service is quick and efficient. The menu is smaller, making it easier for customers to decide. Regulars recommend favorites like fried halibut, gobo, long rice noodles, and daily specials that often stay the same. Overall, Kabuki remains a beloved spot for both local and Japanese okazu, and customers appreciate that the food is always fresh and satisfying.