Related Web Results
Kabah Sushi Bar Restaurant – Paradise Village
Kabah Restaurant | Paradise Village All Inclusive Hotel
Kabah Sushi Bar, Nuevo Nayarit, Mexico – Wanderlog travel planner
Reviews
The restaurant itself was also very good. The quality was much better than anything else we’ve had at Paradise Village. The fish was all fresh and excellent. The salmon sashimi was amazing. The non-fish options were all good. Nothing felt heavy. This was the healthiest I felt all week.
We had the all-inclusive package, so we weren’t worried about cost. Experience may be different otherwise.
Sebastian was fantastic, kept our drinks full and even Saki-bombs for dessert.
Una experiencia fantástica, muy recomendable. Muchas Gracias Sebastian!
Every time I’ve been here, the rolls have been flavorful and substantial. In addition with this visit, we tried the ramen and it was comforting and delicious.
Every time we have been here, we’ve been served by Sebastián who is the epitome of a wonderful server and person. He is warm high energy and we feel taken care of!
If you are on the resort, this place is worth the stop for a meal. Recommended.
I ate here three times during my stay and found it to be a welcome distraction from the standard all-inclusive resort fare. First I had tempura shrimp, this was my least favorite as the batter was heavy and insufficiently cooked for my taste. Next was a selection of rolls which were no different from what is found elsewhere, these were well prepared and tasty. Finally I had the teppanyaki with salmon, this was by far my favorite, couldn’t fault anything on the plate.
Food is quite personal but if you’re visiting Paradise Village I recommend trying the Kabah.
The tempura ice cream dessert, shrimp Gyoza and sunomono were stand outs.
we ordered the special roll as an appetizer, it was cooked white fish rolled in a lot of rice.
my wife ordered the spider roll, Once again, mostly rice very little filling. I ordered the ribeye steak, medium rare to rare.
I told the waiter don’t overcook my steak otherwise I’ll send it back, Of course it came well done and tough. (honestly I’ve had a better steak at Denny’s for 1/4 of the price)
I tried to tell the waiter he just laughed. I think there was a language barrier.
Because it was my friends birthday I did not make a fuss. And then I asked the Waiter if there was a complementary dessert for the birthday girl, He said yes. But I don’t think he meant yes, because the piece of cake was on the bill . The moral of the story is don’t go to a Japanese restaurant in Mexico and order a steak!