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    Wasabi

    3.9 (16 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Look for the giant wasabi box sign (my favorite part of the ambiance)
    Angela J.

    Every time I come back to my family home in Gwinnett on the weekends, although I love my mom's cooking, I secretly grab a bowl of Wasabi's sashimi salad / chirashi bowl to bring back home to Atlanta to enjoy. At a stunning $7.99 including hot, perfectly cooked rice and miso soup (not too salty, mind you), whenever I get this meal, I feel like I've won something. The service is quick and friendly. I think once I ordered this bowl, walked and looked at some bread at the nearby Mozart bakery stall--the whole walk could not have taken more than 2 minutes, and my order had already been sitting on the counter. The lady at the counter gestured to me to pick up the food, and thanked me heartily. Man, they've got this takeout shabang all figured out. Check out the freshness of the fish and salad in my photo. Never have seen a wilted/nasty salad green or tasted any fish that was off in any way. Do I live next to the Tsukiji Fish Market? I wish, but this makes my pescatarian heart very happy. You got it? Cool. Just don't tell my mom.

    Sashimi salad
    Sandy J.

    Overview: A strong anchor in the Assi food plaza, Wasabi has been one of the original restaurants that has maintained its popularity and reputation for its inexpensive but delicious sushi combinations and sashimi salad. I highly recommend their sashimi salad. It is Korean lettuce, cabbage and when you check out, they then add the salmon, flounder, and tuna on top. They also include rice and a small bowl of miso soup. I think this is such a refreshing and light dish to get because there's no grease, sauce, or powerful flavors. This dish is lightly flavored with sesame oil and a hint of salt. It lets the natural umami deep fish oils bend with the slimy texture of the fish against the crunch of the salad. The cabbage with its slight wasabi acidity taste keeps this dish from becoming stale tasting. The rice gives the dish an added edge of being chewy. I think this is the original "poke" bowl that has recently swept across cities in the "poke" craze that I've been seeing. This sashimi salad dish has existed for YEARS, but now you can glam it up at places with all kinds of fancy toppings. For 8.50$ with tax, this is a good thing to get in terms of size and health. Sure you may not get the masago, scallions, mangos, and whatever creative toppings you get these days, but it has that old school traditional old Nintendo gameboy consult kinda feel that I really appreciate.

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    LOVE! LOVE! LOVE! This is our family's favorite sushi spot, the owner Sam is wonderful, this is a must try.

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    Okiboru Tsukemen & Ramen

    Okiboru Tsukemen & Ramen

    4.4
    (181 reviews)
    4.5 mi
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    Wanted to give Tsukemen a try and definitely recommend this place. They do offer a hot noodle…read moreoption as oppose to the traditional cold noodle. I got the Paitan tsukemen and it was bursting with flavor. We did start with an appetizer, got the truffle garlic edamame. And wow, the truffle oil really brings out the flavor plus the slight sweetness from the edamame. It's a definite must try. Also give the fries a try, super crispy fries! Will definitely be back to try other menu items!

    Outstanding ramen, incredible fresh noodles, and excellent service from Aaliyah…read more Okiboru Ramen Takumen in Duluth was absolutely worth the visit, and honestly, I'm just mad at myself for not trying it sooner. I started with the Okiboru buns (chicken and pork) the crispy gyoza, and the garlic nori fries. All three were a great start to the meal. The buns were soft and fluffy, and the pork bun worked really well with the garlic aioli, soy glaze, and pickled cucumber. The chicken one was good too but the pork one beats it on flavor. The gyoza had a nice crisp to them and came with a shoyu dipping sauce that tied everything together well. The garlic nori fries were also really good, crispy and well seasoned, and a fun side to snack on between everything else along with the garlic sauce to dip your fries in. For my main dish, I ordered the tonkotsu ramen, which comes with rich pork broth, pork chashu, half a soft boiled egg, scallions, and thin Hakata noodles. I also added the thick noodle refill on the side, and I'm glad I did because both noodles were excellent in different ways. The biggest standout here was the noodle quality. You can tell immediately that these are fresh noodles because the texture is just on another level. The thin noodles were fantastic and worked perfectly with the tonkotsu broth, but the thick noodles were incredible too. It's one of those meals where after the first bite you immediately understand why people talk about fresh noodles the way they do. The broth itself was rich, flavorful, and comforting without feeling overly heavy, and the pork in the ramen was very good too. Service was also a big part of why this visit stood out. Aaliyah was incredibly kind and welcoming, and she did a great job making the whole experience feel comfortable from the start. Good food is one thing, but good service is a huge part of what makes people want to come back, and she absolutely deserves a shoutout. The restaurant itself was clean, spacious, and comfortable. I was dining solo, so I sat at a smaller table, but they also have booths and larger middle tables that look like they'd work well for bigger groups. Food came out pretty quickly, and parking was easy since it's in a shopping center. And of course, everything got washed down with a Coke Zero. Not fountain, just canned, but it still hit the spot. This was an excellent meal from start to finish. Great appetizers, outstanding ramen, truly impressive noodles, and service that made the whole visit even better. I'll definitely be back.

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    Yumee Katsu

    Yumee Katsu

    4.3
    (56 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    Was there during vacation. We ordered King katsu,Assorted,Curry katsu,Tokkboki katsu. All dishes…read morewere great and not greasy. The King katsu was massive and tasty. The chef came out and checked on us which was admirable. As far as Katsu goes,consider yourselves lucky to have this place in your area.

    I've been to Yumee Katsu a handful of times now, and it's become a solid go-to when I'm craving…read moresomething crispy and comforting. Yumee Katsu is a modern-style katsu spot, and overall, the food is tasty even though I've definitely enjoyed some dishes more than others. My go-to order is the Assorted Katsu meal, and it's a winner for variety, flavor, and portion size. You get a couple of pieces of shrimp tempura, fish katsu, and pork & cheese katsu, plus the option to add a small side of udon or soba noodles. The fish katsu is light and flavorful, and the pork with cheese is a full-on cheese pull party. I also really enjoy their salad dressing and the dipping sauces that come with the donkatsu and fish katsu- they add a lot to the meal. The ambiance has a nice, modern vibe, and the service has always been friendly and welcoming. A small but thoughtful touch: they offer Asian candies for guests, which is a fun little refresher after your meal. Overall, Yumee Katsu is a great spot in Suwanee if you're in the mood for well-executed katsu in a cool, comfortable setting. Definitely worth checking out if you haven't already.

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