A good experience here today! I always enjoy visiting for some sushi here, while everyone proclaims…read morehow expensive it is, we visited with four people for a light lunch for just £75. Not too unreasonable whatsoever. The server seemed to be new and had to look at the menu for everything we were ordering which was a little unprofessional, but the manager was always willing to help her out and answered our questions too. The food and cocktails here are delicious! I thoroughly enjoy the porn star martini which comes served on fire - delicious! The sushi was very good too. The ambience here is nice with an outdoor garden. Well worth the visit if you are in town and love sushi!

At the risk of sounding like I'm stalking the favourite restaurants of my Yelp fine dining partner…read morein crime Gemma G, I got an opportunity to dine at Wabi and grabbed it with both hands after Gemma's hearty recommendation in her review I thought it was odd to site what sounded like a pretty gourmet restaurant in the middle of Surrey but when I arrived in Horsham, I discovered quite a big town supporting a good number of restaurants. Wabi is located on one end of a street hosting 6 other restaurants I was lucky enough to speak to Claire when I made my booking over the telephone. Having worked her way up from her early days as a food runner, she's now the restaurant's main food manager and she was able to answer my myraid of questions about the dishes and the philosophy of the restaurant. I had excellent service from Claire and also Lily - the perfect mix of professionally indulging the foodie geek in me as well as being relaxingly chatty and friendly Walking into the ground floor bar area was amazing - your eye is immediately drawn to their large water feature behind the bar. Then, to the right, you see the sushi bar and robata grill, above which you'll find the specials' board and a TV playing manga movies. Having initially booked to eat in the upstairs restaurant, I immediately asked to sit in the bar area, which had a lovely chilled vibe I sat next to the giant fish tank containing 2 lionfish (not on the menu) and an eel (on the menu but not that particular one!), which Claire pointed out to me. As a teetotaller, it was nice to see that Wabu hadn't forgotten us non-drinkers in its extensive cocktail list. I had a nice and refreshing oriental lemonade - coriander mixed with almond syrup and fresh lime juice topped with ginger beer Having intended to order the tasting menu, I went a la carte in the end. I was a bit cheeky in asking if I could have half portions of 2 of their snacks in order to try more dishes. Well, they topped my cheeky request and gave me small portions of all 3 snacks - edamame with Maldon sea salt, crunchy tempura broad beans and light as a feather home made pork scratching with yuzu pepper aioli. I was amazed that the broad beans were only deep fried as the middles were so soft and moorish I followed with one of my weaknesses - tempura soft shell crab. This was served with a yuzu kosho mayonnaise, which had a nice kick to enliven the crab I followed this with tea smoked lamb chops 'Hoba-Yaki'. The chops were cooked to a perfect medium rare, retaining all their succulent juiciness and served up on a bed of sweet and sour nasu (aubergine). For me, the acid test of a Japanese restaurant has still got to be its sushi and I ordered unagi Kabayaki and salmon, done gravadlax style, cured with beetroot and dill giving the outside of the fish a ring of red. I always order sashimi rather than sushi so that I can taste the flavour of the pure fish. Both were lovely though I'm not sure the gravadlax curing added a huge amount to the salmon. The eel was especially good with the sweet coating cutting through the satisfying oily richness of the flesh. I did feel a little guilty eating my unagi in front of the eel in the tank but Claire helpfully told me that eels are virtually blind Lily recommended the fried (yes, fried!) apple cake, which turned out like a posh McDonalds apple pie, with a crunchy filo pastry shell encasing soft apple. A tall holder dispensed custard and a scoop of apple ice cream finished off the dish. A nice end to the meal, which wasn't too heavy It wasn't a cheap meal but this level of innovative slightly fusiony style of modern Japanese food will cost - think Nobu, Roka and Zuma. Now, for Japanese food fans in London, don't despair - Wabi will be opening a new restaurant in Central London in late summer, so you can indulge to your heart's content soon without having to drive down into the countryside Thanks, Gemma for the tip!

Great food! We had a party of six and the sushi was delicious, udon noodles are highly recommended,…read moreand the tempura was great. The service was excellent and the restaurant was clean and nice inside.

My friend and I had planned to go to the place next door, but it hadn't yet opened for dinner yet,…read moreso we impulsively walked into Sakura instead, and we are so glad we did! It was quiet on an early Sunday evening, but the service was extra attentive and I love the semi-upscale Japanese aesthetic - we were seated next to a pretty aquarium and given cloth napkins and real wooden chopsticks. The vegetarian options excited me the most, and I ordered the Vegetarian Duck Teriyaki. It was really interesting because I'd never had any duck-related veg food, so I had to try it. The teriyaki flavor was a bit overwhelming, maybe too much sauce, but I still gobbled it up. My friend would have given her actual duck teppanyaki dish and the whole experience five stars, she loved it so much. I would definitely go back and try another one of their veg dishes! Winchester, it seems like this place isn't super well known yet, but you don't know what you're missing!

The quality of the food served here is fabulous…read more Went for a lunch time meal with my son and we found there are 3 different priced options for the lunch menu. Everyone starts with a miso soup - which was delicious - and then you choose from one of 4 options - I tried tofu for the first time in my life and was so pleased that I opted for it as it was really good. My son had the pork dumplings and really enjoyed them. We had the sushi for our main course which was also excellent. All of this cost £14.90 each and the other 2 lunch menus were cheaper - the cheapest was £9.90. We shared a black sesame ice cream and really enjoyed that too. The service was very good and friendly. They had another table with people with children, one in a high chair. They don't take bookings for lunch times as they are not very busy but they recommend booking for evenings as they are busy then.

Sashimi was really good and the seaweed salad was not like I've seen, definitely prepared straight…read moreaway. Sushi roll (DarkDragon) I give an ... eh

Literally the best sushi this side of Brighton. If you are lucky enough to be in the area, this…read moreshould be your new favorite "hole in the wall" sushi place. Truly enjoyed it. Top notch. (And I've worked in a sushi restaurant before; just to add some street-cred).

We stopped in here for dinner earlier this week. This restaurant was phenomenal, and is located in…read morethe heart of Worthing. Service was excellent. We started with the duck spring rolls which were fresh, deep fried but not overly greasy, and served with a nice Hoisin dipping sauce. We also started with the crispy tempura roll which was a generously portion tempura shrimp roll, and served with a drizzle of two types of sauce on the outside (eel and a cream sauce) and crispy rice on the outside - highly recommend. For main entree, I had the chicken with garlic sauce served over rice noodles, and my mom had the chicken chow mein. I would highly recommend both dishes. I am shocked this place was not busier although it was a Wednesday night. Wine prices were very reasonable. I cannot wait to visit again when I am in town next !!

I have dropped in to Sushi & Go several times whilst in Bournemouth. It is one of the cleanest,…read morefriendliest and best Sushi bars I have found in the UK. It has very small premises, with seating for perhaps 10 people. But the service is quick and tidy, the food is flavourful and tastes fresh - which is the key to good sushi! - and the staff make you feel very welcome. I dashed in the other night on the way to the cinema with only a few minutes to grab a bite to eat, and was out of the door with a large box of California rolls in under 5 minutes! I would probably go out of my way to go back there if I found myself close by and in need of something to eat, as it is probably the freshest and healthiest fast food in Bournemouth town centre.

Place is really small and simple, most of the people come here for take away. Came here one evening…read morefor a quick meal with girlfriend and we were really surprised about the quality. Probably not the best sushi you can find, but it is surely really good. The Rainbow Roll and the Tiger Roll were really good. We took 3 rolls, hossomaki, many nigiris, soups and salads and spent no more than 45£.

overall, my experience was ok. we got to the restaurant and they asked us which menu we wanted. all…read moreyou can eat or half price. for some reason they are advertising half price as being half price all of the time? somebody please help me understand how that works. anyway, we sit down and choose the half price menu, because unless you have a big appetite, the half price menu is quite a lot. we ordered our food on the app, nice and easy to navigate. they brought out our sushi just a minute late, and then our noodles after that. overall, the food was ok. food didnt taste very fresh, but had nice flavour. nice atmosphere there as wel. overall, nice experience. just one tip. PLEASE make your menus less confusing. 3 stars.

Great food!! Service was fast and polite. Beautiful restaurant. I had both in-house dining and…read moretake out.

Awesome sushi... and i mean awesome…read more.. Very clean and professional, appears to be family run... worth every penny If I had to complain about something I couldn't Again super clean, friendly staff and excellent sushi.

Not bad but with one caveat: skip the sushi and try the typical izakaya stuff instead…read more When you walk in here you will recognize this kind of place instantly if you are a global traveller who has spent time in neighborhoods outside of the major cities: at one time it was the only sushi restaurant in town and it has maintained its ways throughout the years. The quality is not bad, not good but it will do if you need your fix and have no other option. Sushi itself is OK. Tuna nigiri was strangely colored and not too flavorful whereas seared salmon belly was a bit better and close to standard. Much better was chicken katsu curry and the gyoza, both of which were perfectly fine preparations of the comfort food classics. The vibe is a little weird. All families and some classical music on the sound system. This is not a date night place or a hip venue - go across the street to the yakitori place for that.

At last! A decent sushi restaurant in Brighton. I've had two really annoying Japanese meals in…read moreBrighton, one in a restaurant owned by a certain famous DJ and another at a well known sushi chain (I honestly think a BigMac would've tasted better than the food in there). First of all, in Sushi Garden, you actually feel like your in a Japanese restaurant, the decor, smell and staff all really make the senses jump! We had a fantastic lunch there one Saturday and found it a lot more relaxing as it wasn't as packed out as the evening time. I started with some nice warm saki to get things going and then ordered a mix of tuna and salmon sashimi and nigiri (I always over order this as its so moreish). For a main I had some pork gyoza with a pork shabu salad on the side which was more than enough for me for lunch. Japanese restaurants aren't the cheapest places to eat but when they're as good as this who cares.