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12595 N. Main St, Rancho Cucamonga, CA, 91739, US 1(909) 646-8555
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On the Kabuki Japanese Restaurant menu, the most expensive item is Sashimi Omakase Deluxe, which costs $80.25. The cheapest item on the menu is Rice, which costs $2.94. The average price of all items on the menu is currently $13.76.

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Kabuki Japanese Restaurant is a Japanese dining chain with 17 locations across Southern California, Arizona, Nevada, and Texas. The restaurant is famous for its tagline "sushi for all mankind" with a mission to satisfy customers with the best food quality, excellent service and great value for a pleasant and unforgettable dining experience. The most popular signature menu items include the B.S.C.R. Roll, Beef Teriyaki Tempura, California Roll, and the Cilantro Albacore Roll. The cheapest menu item is the Hibachi Rice Bowl (Chicken/Veggie) priced at $10.17, while the most expensive menu item is the Barbequed Beef Short Ribs for $37.40. The average cost per person dining at this Japanese restaurant ranges from $20.00 to $45.00.

Kabuki Japanese Restaurant was established 27 years ago by the Kaizen Dining Group, led by President and CEO David Lee. The restaurant features traditional and innovative Japanese cuisine including fresh sushi rolls, hibachi rice bowls, and beef teriyaki. Culinary Director Rodelio Aglibot, a Hawaiian native with over 25 years of global kitchen experience, leads the team. Known as "The Food Buddha," Chef Rodelio creates innovative fusion dishes that blend traditional Japanese techniques with contemporary California-inspired flavors. The award-winning Kid’s Menu presented by Restaurant Hospitality Magazine shows the brand’s dedication to family-friendly dining. Red theatrical masks integrated into the modern decor serve as the brand's signature aesthetic mark.

This Japanese restaurant offers dine-in, takeout, and delivery services through Uber Eats and ToastTab. Daily hours run from 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Catering packages and party trays are available for private events, and patrons utilize the Red Mask Club rewards program for exclusive discounts. This restaurant is not pet-friendly as the venue only provides indoor seating. Guests consider Kabuki Japanese Restaurant a go-to dining spot for sushi rolls, rating the experience 4.2 on Google. 

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What is Kabuki Japanese Restaurant Most Famous For?

Kabuki Japanese Restaurant is most famous for its “Sushi for All Mankind” approach which makes Japanese cuisine accessible to beginners, families, and experienced sushi diners. Popular features include the signature Kabuki Roll with salmon, avocado, and spicy mayonnaise, an award-winning children’s menu, daily happy hours with discounted sushi and Sake Sangria, and dedicated gluten-free and vegetarian selections. The Japanese dining chain is also recognized by the dramatic red Japanese theatrical masks displayed throughout its modern restaurants.


What are the Most Popular Signature Items on the Kabuki Japanese Restaurant Menu?

The most popular signature items on the menu of Kabuki Japanese Restaurant are B.S.C.R. Roll, Cilantro Albacore Roll, California Roll, and Beef Teriyaki Tempura. B.S.C.R. Roll features a California roll baked with a spicy scallop topping. Cilantro Albacore Roll wraps shrimp tempura and cream cheese with fresh albacore, red onion, and cilantro vinaigrette in soy paper. California Roll combines crab mix with avocado and cucumber rolled in sesame seeds. Beef Teriyaki Tempura pairs well-done beef with crispy shrimp and vegetables. Here is a list of more top menu items available.

  • B.S.C.R. Roll: California roll baked with a generous topping of spicy scallops.
  • Cilantro Albacore Roll: Shrimp tempura and cream cheese wrapped with fresh albacore, red onion, cilantro vinaigrette, and soy paper.
  • California Roll: Ranked as a top customer favorite featuring classic crab mix, avocado, and cucumber rolled in sesame seeds.
  • Spicy Tuna Roll: Fresh tuna mixed with spicy sauce.
  • Beef Teriyaki Tempura: Well-done beef served with crispy shrimp and vegetable tempura.
  • Seafood Hibachi Sizzling Hot Plate: A premium seafood mix of shrimp, jumbo scallops, and soft-shell crab sautéed with shiitake mushrooms and mixed vegetables.
  • Seared Tuna Steak: A premium signature hot plate featuring expertly seared tuna.

What Drinks and Beverages Can You Have at Kabuki Japanese Restaurant?

The drinks and beverages available at Kabuki Japanese Restaurant are selections of signature cocktails, sake, beer, wine, flavored lemonades, teas and other non-alcoholic beverages. Japanese-inspired signature cocktails and spirits include Kabuki Old Fashioned, Boop-Oop-A-Doop!, and You Had Me at “Margarita.” Kabuki Old Fashioned is made with Japanese Suntory Toki whisky, cherry bark bitters, and Japanese black sugar served over a large ice cube. Boop-Oop-A-Doop! combines vodka, elderflower blossoms, framboise, lemon, and fresh blackberries. You Had Me at “Margarita” is a fusion twist using blanco tequila, vineyard peach, lime, and falernum. Below are more beverages offered by the restaurant.

  • Kabuki Old Fashioned: Made with Japanese Suntory Toki whisky, cherry bark bitters, and Japanese black sugar served over a large ice cube.
  • Boop-Oop-A-Doop!: A blend of vodka, elderflower blossoms, framboise, lemon, and fresh blackberries.
  • You Had Me at “Margarita”: A fusion twist using blanco tequila, vineyard peach, lime, and falernum.
  • Island Mule: An upgraded Tokyo Mule featuring vodka, pineapple, Licor 43, lime, and ginger beer.
  • Tokyo Sour: Suntory Toki whisky, gomme syrup, lemon juice, and a red wine float.
  • Other Special Blends: Tiki Tiki Shinjuku, Kawaii Sunset, Japanese Maid, Kyuritini, Cucumber Berry Bliss, and Ube Martinis.
  • Bar Staples: Traditional cocktails like Lemon Drops are regularly crafted by the bartenders. 
  • Sake: Offers premium selections including traditional hot sake, chilled varieties, cheap small house sakes during promotional periods, and a distinct Sake Sangria.
  • Japanese & Import Beer: Features a great draft selection including staples like Asahi, Sapporo, Kirin Ichiban, and Kirin Light.
  • Wine: Offers both standard red and white table varieties (such as Farmhouse blends) to pair with sushi. 
  • Hot Tea: Served as authentic green tea or oolong tea.
  • Iced Tea: Available unsweetened or sweet with a choice of customized flavor add-ins.
  • Sodas & Juices: Assorted standard sodas over ice and various fruit juices.
  • Bottled Water: Premium choices including Acqua Panna natural mineral water.

What is the Cheapest Meal on the Kabuki Japanese Restaurant Menu?

The cheapest meal at Kabuki Japanese Restaurant is the Hibachi Rice Bowl (Chicken/Veggie) priced at $10.17. Hibachi Rice Bowl is pan-fried rice prepared with scrambled egg and choice of tender grilled chicken or a medley of fresh sautéed vegetables.

What is the Most Expensive Meal on the Kabuki Japanese Restaurant Menu?

The most expensive meal at Kabuki Japanese Restaurant is the Barbequed Beef Short Ribs for $37.40. Barbequed Beef Short Ribs features house-marinated Asian BBQ short ribs with charred onions.

What are the Healthiest Meals on the Kabuki Japanese Restaurant Menu?

The healthiest meals on the Kabuki Japanese Restaurant menu are Sashimi Sampler, House Salad, and California Roll. Sashimi Sampler is a fresh selection of raw sliced fish packed with lean protein and heart-healthy omega 3-fatty acids. House Salad is a low-calorie mix of spring greens, cucumber, daikon radish, cherry tomatoes, and sesame seeds. California Roll combines crab and avocado for a fiber-rich meal.

How Often Does Kabuki Japanese Restaurant Offer Special Offers?

Kabuki Japanese Restaurant offers special promotions every day through regular and late-night happy hours, with savings of about $2 to $5 on selected items and some sushi rolls or drinks available for up to half price. Standard happy hour runs Monday through Friday from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM and Saturday through Sunday from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Late-night happy hour begins at 8:30 PM from Sunday through Thursday and at 9:00 PM on Friday and Saturday, continuing until closing time.

Does Kabuki Japanese Restaurant Have a Loyalty Program?

Yes, Kabuki Japanese Restaurant offers the Red Mask Club loyalty program, which provides rewards and exclusive promotions to registered members. New members receive 50 bonus points, then earn one point for every $1 spent on food and nonalcoholic drinks. Every 500 points can be redeemed for a $25 reward, while purchases made on Mondays and Tuesdays earn double points. Members also receive a $15 discount during their birthday month, along with special offers and event invitations by email. Enrollment is available through the Red Mask Club page or Kabuki’s online ordering platform.

Does Kabuki Japanese Restaurant Offer Family Meal Bundles?

No, Kabuki Japanese Restaurant does not offer traditional family meal bundles on its regular menu. Families can instead share large selections such as the Sashimi Omakase Deluxe or order individual combination plates and premium bentos that include teriyaki or tempura, sushi rolls, soup, salad, and rice. Catering services also provide sushi roll and sushi-and-sashimi platters for groups of four to five people. An award-winning children’s menu offers smaller portions of sesame chicken, chicken or beef teriyaki, and kid-friendly sushi combinations.

Does Kabuki Japanese Restaurant Offer Vegan Options?

Yes, Kabuki Japanese Restaurant offers vegan options on the menu such as Vegetable Rolls, Edamame, and House Salad. Vegetable Rolls feature fresh cucumber, avocado, or pickled radish wrapped in rice and seaweed. Edamame supplies steamed soybeans seasoned with sea salt. House Salad offers organic mixed greens with ginger dressing.

Does Kabuki Japanese Restaurant Offer Gluten-Free Options?

Yes, Kabuki Japanese Restaurant has gluten-free options on the menu that include Salmon Sushi, Sashimi, and Steamed Rice. Salmon Sushi features raw salmon over vinegared rice prepared without gluten additives. Sashimi offers fresh sliced raw fish without soy sauce or wheat. Steamed Rice supplies white or brown rice prepared without gluten.

Is Kabuki Japanese Restaurant Pet-Friendly?

Yes, Kabuki Japanese Restaurant is pet-friendly on its outdoor patio. Dogs are allowed only in the designated outdoor patio dining area.

Can You Order Ala Carte in Kabuki Japanese Restaurant?

Yes, Kabuki Japanese Restaurant offers an à la carte menu. Customers order individual sushi rolls, nigiri pieces, rice bowls, and side dishes separately instead of requiring fixed-price packages. Examples include the $9.36 Spicy Tuna Roll, $7.49 California Roll, and $10.17 Hibachi Rice Bowl. 

What Other Services Does Kabuki Japanese Restaurant Offer?

Kabuki Japanese Restaurant offers online ordering, takeout, delivery, catering, reservations, patio dining, sushi-counter seating, and full bar service. Customers can order through Kabuki’s digital store, DoorDash, or Grubhub, while large events can be accommodated with sushi platters and poke bowl catering. Advance table reservations are available through OpenTable, and on-site seating includes an outdoor patio, chef’s table, and sushi bar. Additional offerings include sake tastings, Japanese draft beers, specialty cocktails, happy-hour discounts, and dedicated vegetarian, gluten-free, and children’s menus.

Does Kabuki Japanese Restaurant Offer Catering Services?

Yes, Kabuki Japanese Restaurant offers catering for parties, workplace meals, and other group events. Orders can be placed through ezCater, which requires a $75 minimum purchase, or through Grubhub Catering. Catering selections include sushi-and-roll platters, roll-only trays, sashimi-and-roll combinations, and vegetarian platters.

Can You Rent Kabuki Japanese Restaurant for Private Occasions?

Yes, Kabuki Japanese Restaurant can host private occasions in a dedicated dining room suitable for holiday parties, formal dinners, business functions, and casual gatherings. Event menus can be customized with Japanese multi-course meals, sushi selections, or happy-hour appetizers. Available amenities include a full bar, specialty cocktails, and patio seating, while off-site business lunches and catering platters can be arranged through ezCater. Room capacity, availability, and reservations can be discussed by emailing [email protected] or calling (909) 646-8555.

Does Kabuki Japanese Restaurant Do House Delivery?

Yes, Kabuki Japanese Restaurant provides house delivery of takeout orders through DoorDash, Grubhub, Postmates, and Uber Eats.

How are the Reviews for Customer Experience at Kabuki Japanese Restaurant?

Customer reviews for Kabuki Japanese Restaurant are generally positive, with ratings ranging from about 4.0 to 4.6 out of 5 stars. Diners appreciate the lively yet casual atmosphere and popular happy-hour discounts, especially half-priced sushi rolls and drink specials. Sushi, specialty rolls, teriyaki, and tempura receive praise for freshness and satisfying flavors, while many guests describe the servers and bartenders as welcoming and attentive. Areas for improvement include inconsistent service speed, longer waits during crowded periods, and prices that some customers consider high for the portion sizes.

Who are the Top Competitors of Kabuki Japanese Restaurant?

The top competitors of Kabuki Japanese Restaurant are Sushi Roku, Kura Revolving Sushi Bar, and Benihana. Check out below the other top competitors offering Japanese cuisine.

  • Sushi Roku: Sushi Roku serves high-end sushi, Japanese fusion, and robata grilled items with 5 locations across the country.
  • Kura Revolving Sushi Bar: Kura Revolving Sushi Bar offers interactive conveyor belt sushi, ramen, and mochi with over 50 locations nationwide.
  • Benihana: Benihana serves hibachi-style grilled steaks, seafood, and teppanyaki dinners with over 100 locations in the United States.
  • Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ: Gyu-Kaku offers an interactive Japanese dining experience where guests grill marinated meats and vegetables at the table, along with appetizers, rice dishes, and Japanese drinks. 
  • Marugame Udon: Marugame Udon offers affordable, freshly prepared Sanuki-style udon noodles, tempura, rice bowls, and an open-kitchen service format at Victoria Gardens. 
  • P.F. Chang’s: P.F. Chang’s is a nearby casual Asian restaurant offering hand-rolled sushi, dim sum, noodles, rice dishes, shareable entrées, and a full bar.
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