Really disappointing experience at Wasabi Sushi. Most of the food we were served was cold or…read morelukewarm at best when it should have been hot. The chicken skewer was especially concerning. It was dried out, tasted off, and I didn't feel comfortable eating it. I told our waitress that the chicken tasted off, but she became defensive and insisted there was nothing wrong with it because they had been selling it all day. They remade one chicken skewer, which came out hot, but the rest of the food remained cold or barely warm. We barely ate our meals because of the quality of the food. When it came time to deal with the bill, the waitress was confrontational and initially offered to take only a small amount off despite how little we had eaten. We ultimately left $20 toward the bill. As we were leaving, the waitress yelled at us, "Don't come back." Needless to say, we won't. I will say the sushi chef was much nicer and seemed genuinely apologetic about the situation, which I appreciated. I don't expect every restaurant experience to be perfect, but I do expect concerns about food quality--especially chicken that tastes off--to be taken seriously and handled professionally. Unfortunately, that wasn't our experience here.

Worst sushi in HRM. I really wanted to like this place as it is conveniently located but alas the…read morepoor quality rolls and stale tempura drenched in mayo make it impossible. This is a classic case of quantity vs quality.

Ordered for a dinner pick up. Ordered some pad Thai, chicken teriyaki, and some sushi's…read more The pad Thai was a little spicier than I wanted, but it was still good. The chicken teriyaki tasted simple, but got the job done. The sushi's were tasty and fresh. The gentleman that assured me at pick up was kind and courteous. The place was quiet, as it was near closing time.

Dinner with my two boys, ages 12 and 15, was a great experience. We were all very happy with the…read moresushi, the service was friendly, and everything tasted fresh. The only downside was that after we finished our meal, we had to wait quite a while for the bill.

We almost changed our order to takeout because our toddler was screaming and our infant was crying,…read moreand we honestly felt bad for everyone around us. But the owners at Wasabi House were so incredibly welcoming and understanding. They never made us feel uncomfortable or rushed, and they even gave our daughter a little toy to help keep her happy. As parents of two little ones, those small acts of kindness mean SO much. What could have been a stressful dinner turned into such a sweet experience for our family. Thank you, Wasabi House, for making us feel welcome even on one of those chaotic parenting nights. We truly appreciate your kindness and understanding.

Tried mango dragon roll, lobster roll, carrot maki, assorted tempura California roll, sake. Also…read moregot a plate of free sushi from house. Price was unbeatable. Server was very friendly.

Considering how long it's been here and my love for sushi, it's extraordinary and dilatory of me…read morethat this is my first visit. Located in an unremarkable strip mall near Kearney Lake road, it has a delightful, bright, light and authentic interior. It features tables and booths, with a long chef's counter along one side and can accommodate quite large groups. Menu is comprehensive, with many traditional starters, simple rolls and some more luxurious Specials, bentos, combo's and ramen among the features. I went for my favourite appetizer, tako yaki, followed by the Fuji san special roll. No complaints at all, the roll was enormous and filled to the brim with fish and other delights. At eight pieces, it was almost a meal in itself. It really needs a group to select several options and share. Together with a small sake (served in the prettiest jug I've ever seen) and tip it all came to just north of $40. Definitely worth several more visits, especially with the cooler weather indicating ramen for lunch!

I've been here twice and it always feels very homey. The warm and spicy broth of the Hokkaido ramen…read moreis a must and they are very generous with their portions, especially the pork in the ramen. The sushi is always amazing, I recommend the salmon maki and the tuna, so fresh and tasty. Our server was very friendly and we had a nice conversation! Overall such a great experience and she even gave us some complimentary sweet potato tempura! The pricing was also very reasonable... go check it out

Focused on fresh fish…read more Atmosphere: There's a small sushi counter/bar and a few tables inside for the winter, and a smaller patio for outdoor seating in the summer as well. It is definitely very cozy, but everyone is friendly, polite, and professional. Food: The sushi I've had here is some of the best and freshest in Canada, especially since I'm based out of Toronto. Everything is prepared quickly and there's not even a hint of fishy taste, with the correct temperature for serving as well. Presentation of the sushi also looks very clean and nicely shaped, and you couldn't ask for anything more for this price point. The miso soup had a nice flavour and is richer than what you get at other joints that tend to be more powdery. The tempura were fried perfectly to be delicate and the batter was not too thick either, which was appreciated. Service: The server was warm and out of the way, which I prefer. My order was taken promptly and the food came quickly and well prepared. Will be coming time and time again

Fantastic sushi restaurant with really fresh seafood. Try surf clam, octopus, as well as old…read morestandards -unagi, salmon , tuna. Great soup udon where soup was delicious and not heavy. Price was reasonable. Lady maitre d', 2 sushi chefs and one cook doing all other cooking. Price was reasonable

Delicious AYCE sushi with a great ordering system. It was helpful that you could view a photo and…read moredescription of the items before you sent them back to the kitchen. Food was fresh, quickly delivered to the table. Excellent fish to rice ratio, unlike some other sushi restaurants in the city who overpack their rolls with rice. Only complaint was we didn't receive a few items we ordered, but was excellent otherwise.

Despite being made to order, several of the dishes were not hot, and the shrimp tempura were…read moreunderdone. Twice! The interval between some of the orders was too long. Much was done well, though and we four shall probably return.

Fish was very fresh and it looked awesome inside. Ramen was banging very nice people insideread more

Ko-Doraku is our go-to Japanese restaurant in Halifax, actually the only one we frequent…read more The working owners are so friendly and informative and we love their specials. Amazingly fresh and unbelievably delicious authentic Japanese preparations. We recommend getting your order in early on Fridays when the place is really hopping, though the food comes out at a good pace no matter when you go. The dine-in space is clean, comfortable and not noisy. You might even be lucky enough to catch live music on a weekend evening. If you're looking for sushi in Halifax, go to Ko-Doraku first!

Staff were so kind as to rush my order as website had quoted 15min but after order was submitted it…read moresaid over 40minutes and the nephews were Not gonna wait that long. Beef teriyaki was 10/10. Gyoza was 10/10. Mango roll was 10/10. Had better California rolls. Chicken Thai See-ew noodles were not big fat rice noodles but lots of chicken. Green Dragon Roll was 9/10 not my favorite but still really good. Avacado and cucumber roll was chosen for the kids and they liked it. Overall great place for sushi

Sushi Jet is what would happen if sushi was invented in Halifax: enthusiastically fried, generously…read moresauced, and paired with things that make you tilt your head and wonder "why." I'm not saying anyone comes to an all-you-can-eat Nova Scotia sushi joint expecting an authentic Japanese experience, but this place takes a creative interpretation of the genre...let's call it sushi-inspired. Case in point: the fruit situation. Strawberries and bananas aren't exactly traditional sashimi accompaniments, but if you've ever thought "you know what this salmon needs? Fruit," then you're in the right place. Personally, the only fruit that I believe belongs in sushi is an avocado. I sampled an ambitious cross-section of the menu: hand rolls, nigiri, regular rolls, tempura, soups, curry, short ribs, weekend specials. The real adventure comes with anything sporting an action-movie name like "dynamite" or "volcano"--I discovered these translate to "swimming in sweet, creamy sauce." By the end of the meal, even if you skip dessert, everything starts tasting like dessert. Your seared nigiri arrives pre-glazed with creamy mayo and sauce, as if they're really committed to the theme. The only item that was safe from the sugar was the sashimi. That said, the service was genuinely great. Food arrived quickly, and the staff were as sweet as the sauces--friendly, attentive, and clearly taking pride in what they do. At nearly $40 per person, you could hit an izakaya for a different experience, but if you're the type who thinks donair sauce is a food group and condensed milk improves everything, this might just be your spot.