Kabuki Sushi Thai – We Deliver

We had a large table of 11 people. Our server was Sandy – she was kind and listened to all of our requests. She didn’t remember who ordered what so we had to direct her, so that is an area she could improve. Food items I’d recommend are the deluxe fried rice and the thai donuts for dessert. My family ate and recommend the teriyaki chicken and steak. Also offers sushi rolls. The food portions are good. We celebrated a birthday so Sandy was able to get a candle! Fair prices

We’ve been coming to Kabuki for many years. Their HH used to be better. They changed their portion since the last time we’ve been here, It looks like you’re getting half the food for half the price which really isn’t much of a deal. Kabuki used to served a full roll during happy hour now we got 4-5 small pieces for a single order. The squid ring was half the portion it used to be. A bit disappointing.

This sushi spot absolutely nails the food.The rolls were creative without trying too hard, and the presentation looked like something out of a Tokyo food documentary. Service was smooth and professional because of Sandy,she was very helpful and kind. BUT… how do you have a premium cocktail and sushi experience without the giant crystal-clear ice cubes? I ordered an old fashioned expecting those massive luxury cubes that melt slow and make you feel like a billionaire villain in a penthouse suite… and instead I got regular ice like it was a gas station fountain drink. Completely shattered the illusion. You can spend hundreds importing fish from Japan but can’t freeze water properly? Respectfully, fix this immediately. Big ice cubes matter. They are the difference between “great restaurant” and “elite experience.”

If you’re craving delicious and affordable sushi, this is the place! It was open late for a Monday, I think I arrived around 9pm. I ordered the Tanzana, Eel, and Lobster Maki Roll; so much food for great price! The bill came down to about $30-$35. The wait staff were efficient, never had to ask for a refill or anything.

We weren't here for a few anniversary because one of our friends had told us about a happy hour sushi special. The sushi was really good. A bit busy but that's usual and typical for being in Downtown West Palm Beach area around dinner time. The food was great but just a tad on the salty side. Wouldn't hinder me to go again though. Also it's a bit on on the noisy side for table seating if you're looking for more of a secluded romantic type dinner I would pick another place but overall really good. The plating was really nice as well!