Sabai Sabai Thai Sushi - LAKE GENEVA

My spouse and I ate supper here this past Sunday (Monday was Labor Day). They were *very* busy, but we were seated and served faster than we expected. Their massaman curry is the best I've ever had.

This place is really a go to in Lake Geneva. the food was family recipe and it was delicious. The service was good, but took a while, but they checked up on us every once in a while. The atmosphere was at house turned into a restaurant, and it was really cozy.

Great Food! Loved the Shrimp Spring Rolls and Traditional Chicken Pad Thai! Service was quick too! Definnitly coming back! Also a great place to sit outside where you can eat and relax!Wheelchair accessibility: There is a ramp up to deck

We were looking for a restaurant that wouldn't be too far to walk to from Main Street. They had a great menu and it was a block from Main Street. Very easy to get to. Sat on the patio and enjoyed the beautiful day thank you for the umbrellas to provide shade. The food was incredible and the portions were perfect. Filled up and didn't have to carry around leftovers. All of the employees were friendly and kept moving. If you like Thai food, go here. If you're not sure, go here! The only thing that brought down an overall star was that a tip was added for a group of 4 with no notice about that practice. I understand that tourist areas sometimes need to do that. It wasn't labeled as a tip and I asked if that's what it was or I could have tipped double. Service was good but not that good. Overall, go here and order anything and everything. The food and the people were great!

Our party was two couples, including one vegetarian. It was after the lunch rush, so we had our choice of tables on the pleasant deck. Our server, Mai, was very patient and helpful. We asked for extra plates so we could sample everything. Place settings included silverware, as well as chopsticks. One person enjoyed an imported Asian beer. Avocado and cucumber sushi was fresh and tasty. Spring rolls were packed with fresh greens and served with a light sweet and sour dipping sauce. Egg rolls were crunchy with a mild filling. Chicken satay was a generous portion, seasoned well. Other dipping sauces included a MOST delicious creamy peanut sauce and a vinegary garlic sauce, as well as (locally brewed? Kikkoman soy sauce in both regular and low sodium varieties. We shared two dinners: traditional pad Thai (mild and spicy Sabai Sabai (spiciness:4 . Both were tasty, but the two who shared the Sabai Sabai said it was less spicy than they had expected. Overall, a perfect experience for the four of us that day.Vegetarian options: Lots of options for our vegetarian companion.