Kabuki Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi
7834 Vaughn Rd, Montgomery, AL, 36116
Kabuki Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi Menu
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Address :
7834 Vaughn Rd
Montgomery, AL, 36116 - Phone (334) 273-8885
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 3:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : No
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Loud
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
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T. W.
Another great experience at Kabuki!! Today was just another meal out here with great service, excellent food, and a friendly and talented chef! My wife and I chose Kabuki over every other place in this town to eat for our anniversary today and we were, as usual, satisfied completely with everything. I highly recommend this place!
(5)Reina B.
The hibachi lunch was good and satisfying but the hibachi chef was a misogynistic pig. I went to lunch with an old supervisor and my wife...all three of us active duty military and two of us with multiple combat tours to Afghanistan. This jerk proceeded to ask us what we did and we obliged with the answer. His response? Women can't do what men do, you're probably secretaries. I was in uniform and kept my cool. But it took every ounce of military bearing to keep from ripping this guy a new one. Another couple at a table ordered double rice on her hibachi...his answer? No diet for you. I love hibachi but he ruined it for us and me. I'll never go back. Hey management, you may want to school your chefs on what it means to live in work in a military town.
(1)Yvette N.
Amber was our waitress! Customer service was very pleasant. I'm excited about the ambience here. Dim lights, neutral, darker colors, trendy feel and background music. I had the lunch special that came with two rolls. I tried the Shrimp Cucumber Roll and the Spicy Tuna Roll. The rolls were simple, but tasty. Over all very satisfying lunch experience.
(5)Jaime H.
The decor is beautiful, the sushi is okay, the service strikingly sub-par, and the kitchen (non-sushi bar) food horrid and overpriced. An appetizer consisting of eight slices of seared tuna thin enough to see completely through (and that oddly enough, didn't taste like tuna) cost $9. That's absurd even before considering the absolutely foul flavor of the "ponzu" sauce in which those slices were swimming. This was the second-chance visit. Never again.
(2)Shawn H.
It was ok. It's a small place but the wait was long. The food was good, but I'm in no hurry to return. The staff wasn't very friendly about the wait.
(3)Kisente F.
When I think about a good hibachi restaurant I think of experiencing a good show from the chef showing off his/her skills. I would like the rice and meat served at the same time. The chefs in here do a great job in putting a show. They just need to stop putting so much butter and oil into the rice. Sadly, they serve they rice before the meat. By the time my meat is cooked my rice is in room temperature or gone. There's nothing fancy about their sushi (tried it & won't order it again).
(3)Lucy E.
Hello, I just stepped out of Kabuki and from all if the reviews I read on here about, 4 of my sorority sisters and myself decided to visit. Upon arrival we sat and asked for hibachi. I was excited to eat and I even ordered a side of California rolls. In a nutshell the food has no taste. I had to ask to ask for several sauces to try and make it taste good. I ordered the hibachi chicken by the way. The California rolls were tart and I asked my waitress to return it once I tasted it. She told me I had to pay for it regardless of IG I liked it. I asked to speak w the manager who stated that no one has ever complained about the rolls so I am wrong and I would still have to pay. Overall bad experience and I don't plan on returning. Sincerely, -out of tower from Atlanta, GA
(1)Michelle E.
Pretty delicious food! The hibachi was fun and the guy who cooked for us was pretty low-key, which was nice for us since we were talking with friends. I can understand why there's a wait (as much as it sucks) if there are several large parties in the hibachi area. Can't really do much when there's limited seating and the people that came in before you take their sweet time leaving. Overall, I would definitely go again!
(4)Tabitha C.
This place now charges a service fee of $10.50 to eat at the hibachi grill. Really?!?! So paying $21 a plate and listening to a guy with broken English aren't enough. I have absolutely no desire to eat here again.
(2)Scott M.
My first time at Kabuki's I was nervous because i usually don't try anything outside of chicken tenders but the rice that the chef ordered did surprise me. The soup with the mushrooms were something different but I enjoyed trying something different. The chef was very funny and relaxing and performed for my party while we waited for the food.
(3)Dj T.
The decor was nice. Prompt service. However i don't like over the top service when on a date. Dial it back a tad. NO ONE LIKES WHEN YOU HOVER AROUND THE TABLE WHEN IT TIME TO PAY!!! Sheesh. I felt like i was rushed or unwelcome after the meal. C'mon let me digest and have a conversation with my date! Food prices? Eh a bit overwhelming so no famous sushi rolls for me this time
(2)April K.
I live in Atlanta and can't find a Japanese Steakhouse that is as delicious as this place. The fried rice is soooo good that I could easily eat a double order. The veggies are also delicious. If you're a vegetarian you have to tell them that so that they don't accidentally let the veggies touch the meat. The avocado sushi is also really good!
(5)Julie L.
Good hibachi food, okay sushi. The sushi room is small, and echoes so much that you hear pretty much every conversation going on (good if you like gossip, bad if you don't want anyone to hear yours). Come here for hibachi, go somewhere else for sushi.
(3)Chantelle A.
I finally had an opportunity to try the sushi at Kabuki during the Thanksgiving holiday after my cousin raved so much about their 007 roll. In addition to the 007, we also had the Tempura roll, Spicy tuna roll and miso soup. The restaurant is clean and the service was great although we got our order to go. After trying the 007, I noticed that the ingredients used were very fresh and tasty. I'm officially a fan!
(4)Brannon W.
On a Thursday night it wasn't too busy, food was as ordered and excellent, and service was great.
(5)Joe R.
Basically, your average Japanese steak house.
(3)Melissa T.
They have some innovative rolls. Overall it's good, fresh sushi and great service. I've never tried the hibachi but it looks fun.
(4)James P.
If you like the classic American Japanese "experience" sort of place, Kabuki is about as good as it gets, and there's no better sushi in MGM. Clean and spacious with appealing decor. The service is friendly, occasionally bordering on obsequious, and the kitchen meals are good too, at least if you stick to the hibachi/teriyaki dishes. I did have a "Japanese curry" once that I'm pretty sure was prepared from a frozen mix.
(4)Theresa B.
I don't actually live in Montgomery, but my best guess for Kabuki is three stars. Nothing special, but for a smaller city, it's ok. Apparently it's pretty popular because there were a lot of people waiting for tables. Typical hibachi grill set up for a majority of the seating but also some normal tables for ordering off the menu. Seaweed salad was larger than normal (yum!), miso soup was normal/good. I ordered the spider roll, sakura roll (spicy tuna + shrimp tempura) and volcano roll. I didn't care much for any of my rolls...they were just mediocre and very mayonnaise-y and fried...(probably my fault for ordering the fried rolls). They did seem to offer a lot of different rolls (~30). If I go back, I'll make sure to stay away from the termpura/fried rolls.
(3)Bridgit G.
I've been to a dozen of these types of restaurants in other states (including going to 2 in Japan). I typically enjoy the experience. Our chef wasn't in to it. I couldn't have my food cooked on the grill due to food allergies (even tho this request has been accommodated before). So I had the curry chicken. It was frozen chicken strips in a very thick sauce that was like gravy. Seemed like an attempt to do authentic India but fell far short. It tasted and looked more like something out of a can. The food that did come from the grill was okay. So most likely not going back.
(2)Eric L.
There are several Japanese Habachi restos in MGM, but the sushi here is by far the best in town, and the service is better too. The wine list isn't extensive (never seems to be in Japanese restaurants) but it is better than the others.
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