Shiki Japanese Thai Sushi Bar

First time here. Came for evening meal. Great customer service. Good selection of dishes in Thai style as well as Hibachi, and had TOFU as a protein option!!!! Portion sizes appropriate for the cost. Also had a good looking lunch menu with Bento box options. Simple clean atmosphere; music was techno versions of familiar songs. Had a steady stream of take out customers as well.

First time trying this place and nothing but good things to say! Customer service was great and the owners/staff were so nice and very attentive. We got crab rangoons, potstickers, and the Amazon roll. Everything was delicious! Excited to try the hibachi and Thai next time we come back!

Food was great...lots of flavor...fresh pineapple really adds natural sweetness to a mild red curry sauce Service is top notch...very helpful Ambiance is very traditional Japanese fused with Hibachi grill...Teppanyaki is excellent A favorite place for Thai, Chinese or Japanese Food

Closest thing you can get to good sushi around here. I do love me some ichbaun but this is just so conviently placed on my side of town.

A coworker highly recommended this place. It was not disappointing. However, it was a Tuesday night, and they did not do the hibachi grill. I don't know why, but they said they will cook it in the back and bring it out to us. I did not like that at all. I felt like we didn't get as much food as we normally get when they do hibachi on the grill. I also felt like they just heated up leftovers. Overall, the food was good, so I would like to come back and try it on a different night when there's more volume. Hopefully, they'll actually have a hibachi chef next time. Side note. Also, I'm not sure why, but the server we had would never look me in the eyes. When she was talking to me, she was looking at other people, and I was like, "I didn't know you were talking to me because you're not looking at me." That is very disrespectful.

Eat here often. Sushi and hibachi is great. Staff is nice and quick. To go or dine it, it's always good!

Best in town in my book. The restaurant is clean smells good and the staff is excellent well worth the visit.

Awesome!! Seated me right away and when I asked about hot tea they said they would brew up a new batch for me while I looked over the menu. I tried the dynamite scallop roll and yummmm! Perfect amount of spice in my opinion. Everything was fresh and well made, which I was wary about since this is Tuscaloosa. Thankful that I have found a place for some yummy sushi that isn't over priced! Will be back.

A bit tough to find, tucked in the back corner of a shopping center. Good clean place. Staff is friendly. Family tried both the sushi and hibachi grill. Sushi was pretty good, grill so-so. Fried rice didn't have a lot of taste, yaki soba (grilled noodles) a bit strange, and the salad contained bits of really bad lettuce. On the plus side, the grilled vegetables, scallops, and teriyaki chicken were really good. If you've been to a Benihana's, this place is not up to par with that for sure but worth a visit. We'll focus on the sushi the next time around.

Ah, Tokyo. For many years it was the only option for table-fried Japanese in Tuscaloosa. I'm glad those days are over. You see, Tokyo has never been much in the way of good food. You went in to watch a Korean guy (yes, they are Korean) sling shrimp across a hot grill-after waiting 15 minutes for him to even get there-while slapping his utensils together in a show of mock-acrobatics that only the most easily impressed find enthralling. The end result is cold vegetables, undercooked rice and sub-par meat. Now, Tokyo isn't all crap. They actually have some very good sushi, which is the ONLY reason I still agree to join friends when they go for a meal. However, nothing is so impressive that it outshines other sushi options in town by any stretch. My other reason for avoidance is the owner, who never seems really concerned with his guests, that is unless you're a person of some standing in the community, in which case he won't leave your side. And I won't even go into their notorious employee turnover rate. Simply put, if you just HAVE to go, then go, but it's not worth going to any great lengths for.