3/5 - Underwhelming Portions for the Price I left this meal feeling pretty hungry. We ordered four rolls, which is usually plenty for two people at most sushi spots, but the portions here were surprisingly small. Even for one person, four rolls might not have been enough to feel full. The quality of the fish was decent, but given how small the servings were, it definitely didn't feel worth the price. The presentation was okay, and the service was fine, but the value just isn't there. If you're looking for a filling meal, you might want to order more than you think--or just head somewhere else where the portions match the bill. read more

Sushi Wasabi is the best Japanese restaurant in Edmonton for traditional style Japanese sushi. Though they have a rather limited menu and the prices are higher than other places, the quality of their food is amazing. I'd rate them 9/10. Some of the items that are definitely worth getting are - Assorted sashimi - Chop chop cone - Negitoro cone - Their special rolls read more

I have been coming here since I was 7 years old ( at there old location ) staff are wonderful, the only thing I'm ever disappointed by is going to another sushi restaurant, and they can NEVER measure up to Sushi Wasabi!!! it's just SO Good!!!! Wasabi's Chop Chop is unrivalled along with everything else, even the Tea is better here! calm environment, always super clean. read more

Over all, the service is great, price is fair. We ordered the blue fin tuna special, it is very fatty and definitely worth the money!! It is very good standard of sushi for a city like Edmonton. Highly recommend ! read more

See all

This restaurant was only opened for takeout only, and sometimes that's the way to go! With an immense sushi craving, I really wanted to like this place more. I read reviews of how the sushi was good quality, and I definitely feel like that was somewhat true! There was no fishy taste with the sushi. With the Chirashi ($19), the salmon pieces were lean, and there was one of each of octopus and surf clam. There was a fresh piece of lettuce and cucumber slices as well. The rice was nicely marinated and there were tiny fish roe scattered all over. Quite a generous amount compared to most places. I think I would have been happier with the salmon chirashi or maybe some maki instead. Better luck next time! read more

Sushi Wasabi - Chirashi - small 20$ - Japanese Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Food is still very good. Expensive. May be we should have just ordered their signature rolls. Slightly disappointed. We also ordered their udon for $35, nothing to write about. read more

See all

The worst service ever. Absolutely not for family with young kids. Food menu is limited, quality of food is good though. read more

Sushi Wasabi is family owned and the place to find the freshest sushi and sashimi here in Edmonton. It is also one of the priciest but that's what you get for good quality. The location is small so be sure to call ahead of time to book a reservation if necessary. It also looks a little old and run down from the outside. On my most recent trip, we ordered the assorted sashimi dish, beef tataki, chop chop sushi, spicy tuna rolls, the salmon don and chicken karaage (not pictured). All the sashimi tasted rich and fresh. Beef tataki was delicious, gave you a decent amount of slices and wasn't overly salty. Overall a very tasty authentic Japanese meal. The bill came out to be around $100 that was split between two people. Don't expect to come here for a large variety of rolls or western fusion items here. This place is better for simple nigiri, maki rolls and sashimi.. but they are delicious! read more

See all

Sushi Wasabi is a small restaurant tucked away in a busy strip mall on 111 street. They are not currently open for dine-in service but takeout is still a great option. We were able to walk-in and place an order for pickup within 30 minutes on a weekday evening. They offer quite a few traditional vegetarian options. My favourite is their yam tempura roll which is flavourful and perfectly crispy. All of their rolls are fresh and tasty. The rice is never crumbly. Sushi Wasabi is probably my favourite sushi spot on the southside of the river. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for some delicious handmade sushi. read more

Best Japanese food. The service is okay. Did not wait long. The sashimi are fresh. We will come back.

Been going here for over 10years and always happy with the friendly service and excellent food. Classically trained in Japan, the chef and his family return to Japan every year to visit family and immerse themselves in the culinary scene. So if you're looking for authenticity factor, check that off your list! Always give the specials menu an eyeball as theres always a myriad of succulent delicious dishes to be found on it and once they sell out for the night, you'll have to wait until it shows up on the special seasonal menu again. Highlights include: expertly balanced beef tetaki, sweet raw scallops, succulent sauced unagi/salt water eel, smokey freshwater eel, salmon Toro- buttery taste with a crisp texture; Tuna Toro -whats known as one of the most sought after fish in Japan- melt in your mouth buttery goodness. Cooked highlights include their flavor packed shrimp tempura uramaki, gargantuan nebayaki udon chock full of veges, various seafood swimming in a delectable unami filled broth; chicken karaage redolent with ginger infused crispy batter; whole grilled squid that is perfectly cooked over coals. It's a very small and cozy restaurant, so make sure you make reservations in advance to avoid being disappointed! read more

See all

Disappointing service. Lost a customer! I want to give zero stars but the app won't let me. staff: friendly greetings at the beginning. Waitress was pleasant when she greeted us. service: the waitress came and took our drink orders and then our food order. And then she did not come back for a long time. Half hour after our order we commented to each other that usually tempura is out by now. 45 minutes later we waved the waitress down to ask how much longer? She replied "I will go check" except she didn't go to the kitchen to check. She went to the computer/till. She came back to ask - sorry which one was your order - after we told her she went back to the computer/till. I went up to her and said - excuse me - are you just putting in the order now? She said oh yes I forgot and will put it in right away. I said we have been here over 45 minutes. And you haven't even check in with us. They did not apologize and they did not try to offer anything to encourage us to stay. We cancelled our order and went to YOKOZUNA instead! Sadly will not be returning to Wasabi again. read more

We hadn't been here for a few years and though the owners haven't changed, the menu definitely has. They no longer offer yakitori, chicken bits on a stick, as an appetizer. One thing that continues to annoy me about this place is the wait persons disregard for our requested appetizers. We specifically asked for three dishes as our appetizers but they showed up at our table willy nilly. We got one person's appetizer, then the sashimi rolls and finally the other two appetizers. I feel this is the servers fault. But it is also management's fault for not training the service staff properly. We were not offered hot towels to clean our hands at the beginning of the meal. I don't know if this is due to a change in policy or negligence of the server. At any rate, the gyoza got top marks, the octopus balls were okay and a bit of a creepy novelty - see video. The chicken replacement dish was okay, but a bit more meat than I really wanted. The big disappointment of the evening were the California rolls. They were bigger than we usually get and had grapefruit pieces in the centre?!! Weird and hard to manage with chopsticks. The smoked salmon and avocado rolls were perfect and the avocado mushroom rolls were good. The green tea is one of my favourites here. read more

Everybody has a favorite sushi place in Edmonton and Sushi Wasabi is one of mine. New sushi restaurants can pop up here and there but when it comes down to it, it's hard to beat favorites for a reason! Stellar food (in this case, fresh fish), good speedy service, family-owned, are just the few things I look for in restaurants. Sadly enough, those are the ones that I don't actually post a lot about. They're the restaurants that don't have a lot a hype and are easily missed on big lists, such as Avenue's Best Restaurants, or the like. So this will save me from answering the common question, "What's your favorite sushi place in Edmonton?" Sushi Wasabi for nigiri sushi and sashimi. Ichiban if I'm feeling like eating rolls... that post will come eventually. There's been only one time Joe and I were seated at the bar. I wish I was brave enough to strike up a conversation with the seasoned staff behind the counter but I never did. Maybe one day if they're not busy... which is almost never. But one day! The food is fantastic. Obviously. On our last visit, Joe had a chirashi bowl, which means "scattered" bowl. A rice bowl topped with whatever the chef has for the day, always including sashimi and fish roe. That day was a surf clam, octopus, tuna and salmon sashimi, ebi shrimp, tamago (egg), mushrooms and cucumbers! An awesome assortment for the seafood lover. My lunch, although not as colorful and impressive as Joe's, was just as good though. I absolutely need salmon whenever I eat sushi, either in a hosomaki form like pictured, or in nigiri form. Last week I had a hankering for hosomaki and a couple pieces of hamachi (Japanese amberjack or yellowtail) nigiri. Mmm, both so buttery and creamy. I can eat this for days. If you're not a fan of wasabi, watch out for their nigiri pieces, there's wasabi in between the sashimi and rice. You're at Sushi Wasabi! And there you have it! My favorite sushi place for sushi and sashimi. It's a small space so make sure you reserve a table during peak hours and especially on Fridays and weekends. My coworker's favorite is their California Roll (are you thinking, whaaaat?) but theirs has grapefruit in it and the larger variety is the size of a hockey puck! I'm not the biggest fan of that particular roll but definitely something to try if you haven't yet. Parking is available in the lot. Go check it out! read more

See all

Sushi Wasabi is tied for best sushi in Edmonton in my books. I went there tonight with my family for dinner and had a fantastic experience. The restaurant is small, so make sure you call ahead to book a table. (we called 45 minutes before getting there and they held us a table) The highlights of our meal were the tempura, it was light and fluffy but still crisp and not greasy which was awesome. The avocado salmon roll was amazing. My personal favorite is the Dynamite Roll no matter where we go, but at Wasabi sushi it perfectly pairs their amazing tempura with my favorite roll. I am also a wasabi guy, so let me tell you that their Wasabi is amazingly flavourful without being unnecessarily spicy. If you get the chance to go to Wasabi for sushi I highly recommend it, I drove nearly 100 blocks to get there, right past a couple of other sushi restaurants and think you should do the same. read more

Sushi Wasabi - The sushi chefs hard at work - Japanese Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

See all

Whatsupb? No wait, that's wrong. Sushi Wasabi is a small but cozy Japanese restaurant located on the south side of town. The restaurant is hidden in a tiny strip mall area (look for the Shell gas station) but is definitely worth checking out. It reminded me of Vancouver as Sushi Wasabi has that cramped, intimate feel to it (to some extent). Does that mean you can skip the trip to Vancouver? Haha, let's not go overboard with those type of expectations youngin'. We went on a Sunday for dinner and the place was pretty busy. We didn't have to wait (score!) but if you can't grab a seat, there's always the best spot in the house (sushi bar), which was empty when we arrived. Sushi Wasabi had a bunch of interesting daily specials so we decided to try out a few along with ordering a few others off their menu. The waitresses are all very friendly and the chef's are the same, greeting you when you enter and exit. - Green tea ($3.00 for two) - the tea was hot, delicious and unlimited. My tea drinking goes through the roof when I'm at restaurants, haha. - Goshumori (5 Item Plate) ($8.00) -an appetizer dish of eggplant sautéed with chili miso, takowasa, vinegared lotus root, smoked monkfish liver and vermicelli salad. I enjoyed the eggplant and monkfish liver (very similar texture to a pâté). The vinegared lotus root looked pretty but didn't have much taste to it. The tako was good but man, why are they so difficult to pick up? Haha. The vermicelli salad tasted like a poor man's coleslaw unfortunately. - #6 Sushi combination ($22.00) - beautifully plated, you get one piece each of tuna, salmon, shrimp, surf clam, octopus, yellowtail, imitation crab stick, tobiko and masago. Also included is one roll of kappa-maki (cucumber). All the nigiri was good and everything tasted fresh. The slices were slightly on the smaller side but the quality is there. - Aburi salmon maki (seared) ($6.95), negitoro ($5.75) and spicy tuna ($5.75) - we tried the aburi salmon, which was one of their daily specials along with two uramaki rolls. The negitoro (tuna and green onions) and spicy tuna were a nice contrast to each other. Each order gets you 6 pieces. Everything was delicious but my fav was the aburi salmon. Searing the salmon gave it a nice charred flavour and the addition of red onions was something completely unexpected. My first experience at Sushi Wasabi was a great one and I am happy to have found another good sushi spot in town. South side seems to be the spot to go to when you want Asian good eats. Wasabi out. read more

See all

Tasty! Fish was fresh, tempura cooked to perfection, beek tataki was very good. Did take out, so can't speak to the service, but it seemed like it would have been very good. My only complaint was that it was a little pricey... but I guess we are far enough away from the ocean to justify it for fresh. read more

Sushi Wasabi - Menu 1 - Japanese Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

See all

[TLDR: Great food, but bring a white or Japanese friend if you want service.] As a sushi addict, I've eaten at Sushi Wasabi many times before and have constantly regarded their food as one of the tastiest for a land locked city with an embarrassing food scene. I've enjoyed their selection of fish combined with their well seasoned rice. The food there will definitely suppress your cravings till your next foodie trip to a real city to eat real food. What prompted my review comes from an observed fact that has been ongoing since I've first eaten there, which got worse exponentially on my last visit, is their complete shit show of service. Though I shouldn't be holding a family run business to a higher standard as larger establishments, there is an undeniable fact that if you are not Caucasian or native Japanese, you will get the bare minimum attention, if any. It didn't bother me previously as we just ate and got the fuck out within reasonable time. However, my last meal there was complete bullshit. Our most recent visit got us seated at the table right next to the front entrance. As usual, the sushi chefs ignores us (atypical of the "Irasshaimase!" you get from other Japanese restaurants upon entering the premises). Two other tables were already seated in our corner - one with a mixed race family the other table a Japanese couple. We had an older waitress serve our table which we've never had before and noticed immediately the extra attention and service given to the other tables with casual conversation, switching out chairs for them, menu overview and friendly service. Our only "service" was an upsell on their specials and questioning if we were ready to order. Our food came at a reasonable time and tasted great, but was never checked on once or even to clear plates or top up water. Meanwhile, the other tables got constant glove service with their meals served and dishes cleared as efficiently as expected at a Japanese restaurant. A few occasions, the waitress glanced over clearly seeing our finished plates but never came to take them. We were only a two person table. After sitting around for another 10 generous minutes hoping we'd be noticed, I finally had enough and had to wave down the waitress to ask for our bill as she was clearing the last plates from the other tables in our corner. To my surprise, she instead went back to the other tables to shoot the shit, refill teas and to take their dessert orders. We clearly saw our waitress ask if the Japanese couple wanted dessert and then promptly gave them their bill when they declined any and sent them on their way. The other remaining table was no different and they soon cleared out as well. So here we are, a two person table with all our finished plates on our table and half empty cups, are still sitting around in an empty corner of tables despite having asked for the bill ahead of everyone. The last straw was when the waitress starting cleaning and then seating the next round of customers for the corner tables. By then it had been close to 25-30 min since we've asked for the bill. Having not been able to chase down another waitress or hostess earlier, I finally caught another staff at the front counter to pay. Meanwhile, our server was busy chatting up her newly seated table and going over the menu with them completely unaware that we even still existed. It's been a week and I wanted to give some time to simmer down before writing any review, but for an authentic Japanese owned restaurant this experience just blew my mind. If you choose to dine here, make sure to bring the right people with you. It'll be a long long time before I consider giving them my business again. read more

Maybe the most authentic Japanese experience in Edmonton. The sushi rice is so fresh and packed with flavour. read more

Sushi Wasabi - Japanese Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Just moved to Edmonton after living in San Francisco Bay Area for 4 years. Was looking for some good sushi hat might compare, but was skeptical. After a bit of research (reddit mostly), tried this place out. It did not disappoint. Japanese-owned. Wow best sushi rice I've had... ever? Great tasting fish. We had: tekka don w/ tuna, veggie and shrimp tempura, hamachi & toro nigiri, and #7 combo. No complaints all around. Definitely will be back. read more

Based on the outside I thought this place was going to be a greasy spoon, but when I went inside I was wrong. This restaurant is tiny but the inside is very modern, nicely decorated, well lit and the space is utilized well enough to still provide privacy for diners. The customer service is good and so was the food. Sushi Wasabi isn't that bad but it wouldn't be my first pick for Japanese food. If I happened to be in the neighborhood and was hungry, I would dine here because it does have reasonable prices. read more

See all

This is my favorite Japanese restaurant in Edmonton. I'm originally from Japan, and I can say with confidence that they serve "authentic" Japanese meals you would normally get in Japan. My favorite maki sushi is their special role that comes with crab, grapefruit, avocado etc. - very tasty! I also think their tempura is the best in town - crispy butter. I definitely recommend this place. read more

Sushi Wasabi - My favorite roll! - Japanese Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

See all

So we came here on a whim around 7pm on a Thursday evening and because we didn't have a reservation we wound up sitting at the bar. This place is hopping - make reservations! The bar was totally fine and service was super fast and friendly. The food is great value for what you pay for and their sashimi was fantastic! Their rolls are your basic sushi rolls, no attempts at recreating new/modernized rolls. The veggies were all super fresh too. Our teapot was always full so that was really nice too - despite how busy they were they were def taking care of their customers. Totally worth checking out! read more

Visited sushi wasabi for a special occasion. This is a moms and pops kind of shop, very obviously family run. The decor is very unassuming and slightly on the side of an aging joint. The quality is top notch and very fresh although the prices are shockingly high. The value is slightly lower than that of other quality sushi restaurants although this is made up in the freshness of the seafood. Service is average and we would consider visiting again but only if in the neighborhood. Would not recommend for special occasions if only for the lack of ambiance. read more

Best sushi in ALBERTA... ya, i said it. Between all the sushi joints in Calgary and Edmonton (not even going to entertain the fact that another small prairie town here is going to have comparable sushi) this has been my favorite. I have been here numerous times and the quality and service never falters. First of all, its a small family business. The people making your sushi are actually Japanese,which is always a good first sign. Secondly their menu stays pretty traditional. You will not find rolls doused in spicy mayo/brown rice/other western nonsense. Instead the focus is on the quality of the fish which is highlighted by a smudge of wasabi placed on by the chef and perfectly vinegared rice. Prices are extremely fair for the quality of product they are offering. Lastly, if you want to understand what i'm talking about I think the mackerel and toro salmon are unreal here. I will say the other cooked items on the menu are just about average so it might be better to just fill up on the sushi pieces here instead as that would be more than sufficient for a pleasing full meal. read more

Sushi Wasabi - Japanese Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

See all

Arguably one of the best sushi restaurants in Edmonton, if not Alberta, this tiny hole in the wall is ridiculously popular. MAKE A RESERVATION. (there, I said it loudly.) A family run business, the service is friendly and efficient, always with a smile. I first tasted their sushi when they were a takeaway joint in an ill fated Asian Mall in Old Strathcona many long dark years ago. It was amazing then, and remains so today. The move to a larger venue did not diminish the quality, but it is high time they moved to bigger quarters, yet again. My biggest complaint is that it can get pretty cramped in there on any given night, and this is also the reason one must make reservations to get in. The popularity has overwhelmed the seating capacity. That complaint out of the way, the food is fabulous. Every time I have been in I have ordered something different, and each dish is as good as the last. If you are a lover of good Japanese cuisine, Sushi Wasabi is for you. read more

My usual sushi spot is on Whyte, but with Sushi Wasabi closer to home and the winter weather so cold, we decided to give this place a try. I have driven past this place many times so it was nice to finally stop in for dinner. I was surprised at how busy it was. Sure it was during the xmas holidays, but it was also a monday night - and the joint was almost filled to capacity. The waitress was super friendly and attentive which was great. We ordered what we thought would be enough, but after the initial meal added another round - so was great that she was on top of it. The rice was well done - a bit sticky and perfect for rolls. The fish was flavourful, tasty and fresh. I'd say it was a bit pricey, but if you need a sushi fix and on the southside, it is well worth checking out Sushi Wasabi. read more

I have to be honest that I don't like much Japanese restaurants in Edmonton. But Wasabi's food is excellent. I was craving their blue fin tuna and their chop chop and it satisfied my craving x10!! Definitely a go-to place! read more

Sushi Wasabi - Sushi Wasabi. Our meal! Yum yum - Japanese Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

I haven't found a time to go to Sushi Wasabi and was feeing odd that they only opens for a few hours each day for dinner. I didn't know that we needed to make reservations when I walked in on a Sunday night. The waitress, which I assume was also the owner, met me in the front. She told me that I had an hour to eat if I wanted to stay before the next reservation. She seemed uninterested in my desire to eat here.... I consulted with my sister and we agreed that we will just try a few items on the menu to see how good there sushi is and if it's good, we'll come back next time. This Japanese restaurant is small, tight and had some really cute décor around. We were quickly seated by a new waitress. She didn't really know what to recommend us and didn't know how to engage in conversation with us. We quickly decided on a few rolls: spicy tuna rolls, avocado & shitake rolls, spicy octopus rolls and salmon maki. The fish tasted really fresh and really good. The rice was a good texture and consistency. We were both impressed by how delicious the rolls were that it brought down the subtle annoyance of having only one hour to eat.... We took a huge chunk of Wasabi and was over the top surprised that it wasn't water down. We had a good spicy kick up our nose and was very happy that it happen. Boss man came around to fill up our water regularly. Sushi Wasabi definitely peaked my interest and I will for sure come back here to try the other items on the menu. read more

See all

Best place for sushi. The chop chop cones and the California rolls are amazing!! One of our go to places for sushi in Edmonton for sure. Try to make your reservations early. The restaurant gets full early. read more

Sushi Wasabi is a little gem in a stripmall near Southgate Mall (behind the Petro-Canada). It's quite small and busy all the time - reservations definitely recommended. We only sampled sashimi and maki. Their menu is very traditional, which is nice - don't expect any of those weird cream cheese rolls. The rice in the maki is perfect - lovely grains that are not mushy, and stick together nicely. My favourites are the spicy tuna, spicy octopus, tuna with green onion, and unagi. Simple, and showcases the quality of ingredients. Strangely, they don't have any spicy salmon or regular salmon rolls? However they do have salmon sashimi which is just phenomenal - they use high quality fish that is very fresh and actually tastes the way it should (in contrast to some places where the fish looks good but tastes like nothing). You can also order sashimi by the piece - basically anything they offer as nigiri, you can also get as sashimi. The one nigiri I did order was chop chop - I love the scallop - this one had roe mixed into the mayo which was neat. Unfortunately I found that there was too much mayo - too saucy for my liking. For takeout, you have to order from their little paper menu (see Kris B.'s photos). I didn't compare it to their regular menu but I am pretty sure it is pared down. They have take-out specials that are mostly nigiri/simple maki combos (substitutions accepted for a fee). It's not cheap, but I'd definitely come back to try some other items like black cod (and eat more sashimi). I would be here all the time if it was closer to me! Note: don't expect great things for white wine - they only had two options but were out of the better one. Better to stick with beer :) read more

The best sushi place I've found in Edmonton so far. I have been three times and never had anything I wouldn't call delicious. The maki, nigiri, and sashimi are all excellent. And the place has the exact vibe you want from a sushi joint. Small, friendly, and a sushi chef that looks like he's been doing it right for decades. The prices are a little high, although not out of line for what sushi goes for in Edmonton. And while I like the small restaurant vibe, it can make getting in for dinner a challenge. But in terms of quality and taste, this place can't be matched in Edmonton. read more

Hands down my favorite sushi restaurant in Edmonton. Pros Great quality fish Family run Lots of free parking Really good food for the money Cons Open and closed odd hours You have to rsvp because this place is very small read more

It's a family owned restaurant, the environment is good, food was not served very fast but they definitely taste good. One thing, it is really over priced, extremely pricey............. read more

See all

Great sushi, bit if an odd environment that is a bit old and outdated and everyone is very close together. The food came fast but wasn't as good as I had been led to believe, especially for the price. The Sashimi was very fresh and a cool variety plate that our server, well the one who dropped it off, not sure we had a specific one, couldn't explain. read more

Absolutely amazing! I cannot get enough of this place. It has delicious sashimi and everyone is so polite there. Awesome service! Pretty small restaurant so I would book reservations just in case. read more

Came here as a tourist because of its excellent reviews. Certainly didn't disappoint and was absolutely amazing. All the food was fresh and high quality. Simply a very very good sushi restaurant. Go ahead and give it a go and you won't be disappointed! read more

This is a great place for sushi. It's rather small so I'd recommend reserving if you can. We order the sushi combination for $50 and the green bean tempura. This was a lot of food so I'd recommend just getting the combination plate. All the sushi was good except the octopus. I won't be ordering that again! read more

Sushi Wasabi - Sushi plate - Japanese Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

A little hole in the wall sushi joint. Salmon sashimi was great. Tuna sashimi was awful. I've definitely been to better sushi places in Edmonton (better bang for your buck as well) If you want good Salmon sashimi I say go hard. The Bento box is a rip off and almost everywhere on the menu says "No substitutions" which I've never had an issue with any where else. read more

We have been their regular customers for years, I would say at least a decade. We started to go to Wasabi when our children were little. We did try other japanese restaurants but we always ended going back to Wasabi. Wasabi never fail us. Their foods always the top notch and we never once feel disappointed. Their beef tataki is the BEST. We must have our own plate of beef tataki because we don't want to share...lol. I personally love their Salmon sashimi. Its always fresh and soft, feel like its melting in your mouth. People here have been saying their price is a bit on the expensive side but you get what you pay for. This is an authentic Japanese restaurant. Reservation is recommended. read more

See all