Wadasi Sushi
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Customers' Favorites
Spicy Seafood Salad
Philadelphia Roll
Caterpillar Roll
Sushi Platter
Volcano Roll
Yellow Tail
Sushi Boat
Wadasi Sushi Reviews
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Have had great experience ordering a big platter of various rolls. Always delicious and fresh tasting and presented beautifully. The owners are delightful, friendly couple. Our go to place in Orillia.
The place was renovated towards the end of last year - I hear it was a little rough before - and now has a warm, welcoming atmosphere. As you approach the sushi bar you are greeted by, I believe, the son of the older couple. Orders are relayed in Japanese to the chef/husband. They are the real deal.
I typically order the Spicy Salmon and Avacado/Salmon maki rolls. I have also tried several of the sashimi/nigiri, the vegetable tempura, and BBQ eel on rice. Everything was...read full review
I typically order the Spicy Salmon and Avacado/Salmon maki rolls. I have also tried several of the sashimi/nigiri, the vegetable tempura, and BBQ eel on rice. Everything was...read full review
Lovely and fresh! Fast and efficient. Yum!
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
Wadasi Sushi offers fresh, delicious sushi at affordable prices. The food is great and fresh, with raw salmon described as buttery, clean, and some of the best from a takeout order. Specific meals mentioned include the spicy California roll, dynamite roll, shrimp tempura, unagi rolls, and $3 miso soup. Customers note the quality ingredients and reasonable prices for the portion sizes. The atmosphere is amazing and serene, with incredibly friendly and attentive staff. The male server is described as super polite, kind, and sweet. The presentation is incredible, and a green tea in cute little cups finishes the meal. This spot is recommended for fresh, affordable sushi without breaking the bank, and it has become a weekly spot for some diners.