Sushi Wasabi
5714 111 St NW, Edmonton
(780) 433-0533
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Salmon Sashimi Regular
Wasabi Combination
Assorted Sashimi
Chop Chop Nigiri
Assorted Tempura
Shrimp Tempura
Unagi Eel Dong
Agedashi Tofu
Chirashi Don
Toro Salmon
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Meh, I don’t get it. I’ve been here a few times and it’s always been underwhelming. Note- they put wasabi in all their rolls, so make sure you ask for it without if that’s your preference.
Service is ok, half the time we had to flag down the server. Fish seems fresh, but they usually come apart on me because they are loosely rolled.
Service is ok, half the time we had to flag down the server. Fish seems fresh, but they usually come apart on me because they are loosely rolled.
Best sushi ever. 10/10. I was able to hold the rice gently so that it melted in my mouth, and the temperature was also very good. 100% intention to revisit
Although it cannot be compared to Japan's high-end omakase, the neta (fish) was very good and fresh, and I especially liked the rice grains that were soft and smooth in the mouth when eaten. I had salmon belly and tuna belly sushi, and it was oily and quite delicious. The rice was so delicious that I...
Although it cannot be compared to Japan's high-end omakase, the neta (fish) was very good and fresh, and I especially liked the rice grains that were soft and smooth in the mouth when eaten. I had salmon belly and tuna belly sushi, and it was oily and quite delicious. The rice was so delicious that I...
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The food in general was good and the fish were fresh. We were, however, quite disappointed at the assorted sashimi that claimed to be selected by the chef. As such we expected the sashimi to be different. To our disappointment, they were just regular salmon, tuna, hamachi and other stuffs such as squid, sea snail and akagai. They were...