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Wasabi Japanese Steakhouse

3.0 (62 reviews)
Open • 12:30 pm - 9:30 PM
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Moderate noise
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Shumai Shumai
Tuyen N.

Ivy, with grace, presents a great place. Kind and courteous, she sat us with ease; took our orders: we were so pleased. As food began to arrive, relish was in our eyes. The rolls were superb; seafood soup: Oh, my, my!. Udon noodle better, way better, than strudel. The avocado salad is a special matter, its freshness and retention, deserves an honorable mention. Drinks were exquisite: piña colada just fine. Hit me harder than a monkey driving recklessly down route nine. All-in-all, the experience: super sublime! we will go back, if we have the time.

Salmon
Ian H.

I have been going to this restaurant for years, and unfortunately it is not as good as it used to be. I went yesterday and received extremely slow service, and subpar portion sizes. As always, the food was mostly really good(except the salmon was a bit burned). The staff is nice, just probably understaffed. Unfortunately portion sizes have gotten significantly smaller than they used to be here. Hopefully next time I go, they might be a bit bigger. I would give this 3 1/2 stars if I could, because it's better than 3 stars, but not good enough for 4.

Tuna tataki
Megan R.

If you think this is anything like other wasabi locations such as Independence or Montrose, you are seriously mistaken. Appetizer Ordered a tuna tataki- see picture I posted. The tuna is old not even close the color it should of been. No way hell I was going to eat old raw fish. It seriously looked like it sat in water before serving and then doused it in sauce to cover it up. We ordered three rolls that were at best "ok". King roll that was supposed to have seaweed salad inside really was lettuce. Top off this experience a Chinese chick was smoking in the corner...wtf!!!! Get it together!!!!

A pile of sush
Shayla S.

Good food overall, wished the gyoza was steamed vs fried, seaweed salad was good but weird 3 pieces of spinach in it, rolls were good

Their practices are a little weak.

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I really enjoyed the superb show. The food was fresh and well cooked!! This place is in a failing mall but well worth the visit.

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4 years ago

You can NOT beat their sushi. Best around! I love the Friends Roll, Tuna Amazing and of course the classic California roll.

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8 years ago

I always enjoy coming here. The food is really good, with a lot to choose from on the menu.

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8 years ago

Heed the warnings. Not good experience. I doubt yours will be any better by what I saw.

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3.1(202 reviews)
9.5 mi
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Romantic vibe
Large group friendly

East side and west side - which don't talk to each other (1 of 2)…read more In this metro area, there is a sharp divide in that what is west of downtown and what is east of downtown don't tend to mix. It could be the distance, but that's no excuse since the freeways don't see traffic like the heavily trafficked cities in America. It's also that it's provincial! I was visiting a friend who lives in this very community on the west side and, since we sometimes visit the same restaurants, I dug up Arashi, located across the street from manicured Stepford-centric Crocker Park. Crocker Park is not a park, but a somewhat upscale mixed use retail-office-residential development. Arashi is a long-standing Japanese restaurant. I suggested it in part because I don't often eat Japanese food. Also, my friend has a few dietary restrictions and I am not a nutritionist. Eating Japanese food for lunch met with approval. As for me, I just avoid the few things I've known to have a negative effect on my digestive system as well as spicy food, the latter of which I flat out despise. They feature sensible lunch combinations. One can pick from the hibachi section of the menu or the regular section. We chose the exact same thing - hibachi chicken lunch - except that my friend had the mushrooms omitted. The chicken platter comes with rice and vegetables as well as soup. I also ordered the tea service. The latter is not free of charge like it might be in some Chinese restaurants. All of the food was very tasty. As for the soup, we ordered the miso soup and the onion soup. My onion soup was delicious. The problem, with which my friend concurred, is that the soup bowls were small. I could have had three times that amount of soup. I could have eaten more of everything! There is portion control at work. The interior of the restaurant is simple and tasteful, with only small hints of ethnic flavor. The regular restaurant is outboard by the windows, the room with the hibachi grill is inboard, and there is a bar between them. They have sushi and there are people who will order that, but I'm not one of them. The service was polite and got the job done. The pricing for the lunch specials seemed about right. My friend, who has lived in Europe for years as well as Asia for a few months, said arashi meant something but forgot to follow through. I looked it up and arashi means a storm or a tempest. From my L.A. days, I only know about 20 or 30 Japanese words, two of which have to do with climatic or geological matters - yuki and jishin. Yuki means snow and some Japanese women have this name. Jishin packs a meaner punch - it's an earthquake. So, rather than experiencing a jishin, I'd rather weather a fictitious storm (arashi) here and have a reliable low-key Japanese lunch.

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