Wasabi Sushi Bento - Speisekarte

Spacious restaurant with freshly made dishes, charming ambiance, friendly staff, and great prices.

love to eat, but the service with the team leader leaves much to be desired. very sharp and not customer-friendly, rest of the staff brilliant.

It was a meal on the go kinda place...where you can have sushi or curry with rice in a small seating arrangement or takeaway...the quality of food was ok...can try neither too expensive for a Japanese cuisine

I used to frequently have my lunches at Wasabi. I generally used to have the Spicy Chicken curry with rice. The portions were good and the food tasty. Not much to complain about. I'd recommend that particular curry. The Chicken Katsu (just the Katsu, not with curry) is very tasty too.

I had included the sushi withdrawal box, the salmon roll, crawling sushi and another. I loved it. the packaging is perfect. it contains washabi and soy sauce and container for them. the sushi tastes fresh. I also had the chicken-bugo box. that has a big portion. its good value for money.

I have never been disappointed by this restaurant, except for their ramen which had too much galangal for my taste. However, their vegetarian sushi set is absolutely delicious. It comes with a side of seaweed salad and edamame tossed in sesame, which I really enjoyed. Their edamame pot is also the most affordable and best value compared to other stores in London. Overall, I loved my experience at this restaurant.

Wasabi is a great spot to grab a quick, delicious, and satisfying Japanese meal, whether you're craving a Katsu curry or just some simple sushi. While it may not be the best Japanese food you've ever had, it is affordable and served up promptly. One standout item on their menu is their palm-sized Mochi, available in green, white, and pink, which is a delightful treat for any Mochi enthusiast. The only downside is trying to find a seat at Wasabi, as every location I've visited has always been bustling with customers!

I have a love hat relationship with wasabi. I hate that I love it. it is perfect for a stressful work daytime and it consistently delivers a somewhat above average level of satisfaction. never stellar, but never disappointing. that's whatabi. my last menu with the tofu curry with yaki soba. I mean, that doesn't make any sense. there is a cool amount of tofu in both erected and although it wasn't going well together, I was happy to have players from both fields. the noodles were a bit dry here, the curry was up to its usual standard. the tofu was in a wise more pleasant than the usual han options they spend. cheap food, mostly satisfied. Sure.

Really not a place to shout about to actual Japanese people or those with a taste for haute cuisine/ genuine sushi, but the absolute go to for those who are ravenously hungry and have half an hour between meetings to fuel up.It 's décor is clear and simple; plastic chairs and glass walls making it a perfect people-watching position as you inhale your noodles or maki.Prices border reasonable; you 're looking at an average of £5 for a boxset or hot plate. Whilst I do love 'real ' sushi, I also enjoy a bit of junk which pretends to be healthy; their sweet and sour chicken contains enough sugar for your head to fall off, and whilst their noodles might be warming and hearty, they also strike a no...