Wabi Sabi Sushi

This weekend we went to Wabi Sabi SushiWhen we arrived there was a sign that said they were doing takeout only I'm not a huge fan of takeout so right off the bat I wasn't impressed. They had bento boxes on their menu, so you could order sushi and it came with miso soup, a salad, and choice of appetizer. My daughter got a classic bento with shrimp tempura roll and I got a supreme bento with a crunchy roll. My son got orange chicken with fried rice and miso soupMy husband got orange chicken with steamed rice, along with a monster roll and the heart attack appetizer. I am not a sushi person at all, but it was okay (Kroger is still better though ). The orange chicken and rice was NOT good. Overall, it was just okay, wouldn't go back

This place was near my hotel and had good Yelp reviews. I went there for dinner around 6 and no patrons were there. The waitress was really nice and gave some good suggestions . She was attentive asking me if everything was good but then again there was no one else there. I got the citron tea which was good. I got the monkey brain which was fried avocado stuffed with crab meat which was original...I've been to a lot of sushi restaurants and never had this before. It was very tasty! I also got the tuna sabi roll which was also good although the tuna wasn't as fresh as it could be. Prices were pretty inexpensive for a sushi place so that was great! I'll definitely be back when I'm in the area

I was starving and went to this sushi place just because it was closer and boy I was disappointed. Although our server was sweet and gave us some recommendations, but not very well versed with the menu items.However, the real issue was the food. It was the worst sushi I've ever had. Started with crab rangoon and shrimp tempura, which were decent and well-presented, giving some initial hope. But things went downhill from there.The bento box was a disaster. It looked unappetizing, and the meat (pork or chicken, couldn't even tell) was old and hard, as if it had been sitting around for days. The dumpling, resembling a crab rangoon, was crispier but still just okay. The rice was stale and inedible, and the miso soup was the worst I've ever tried--it didn't even taste like miso soup. The accompanying sauces were mediocre, and the salad was mostly lettuce with few carrot slices, very disappointing.Hoping the sushi would redeem the meal. But the sushi was even terrible: too much rice, bad-smelling cream cheese, and fish that did not taste fresh. I was starving but couldn't finish it.I am just glad I ordered only 2 "speciality" sushi, thinking I might order more if it was good! Overall, I would not recommend this place. The food quality was extremely poor, and I won't be returning.

How does this place have a 4.5 star rating? The food was bad. The service was ok but slow. The miso soup tasted like water and dumplings were questionable. The sushi rolls were all bland and tasteless. Not to mention there were flies inside.

We always order to go, so I can't review how dine in service is but the sushi is always super yummy and fresh. This is our favorite sushi spot and we've tried almost all of them in our local areas. I love all the ginger they include. You must try the Geisha roll!!

I walked in and found immediately that they are byob which means no sake. Usually when I am on the road I have sushi and sit at the sushi bar but their sushi bar was closed. They make it in the back which makes me nervous. I got the rainbow roll tuna nigiri. It wasn't good. Hope I don't get sick

Visited Wabi Sabi Sabi with my mother in law for lunch yesterday. We were the first in for the lunch service and promptly seated wherever we wanted. Based on the sign walking in, it would appear they're short staffed which was evident when other patrons started coming in and I never saw more than our waitress tending to the other tables. But on that note she seemed to manage and keep up with things well. She was prompt when needed to refill our glasses, ask how our meal was, and delivering the check when asked. Now on to the menu - this is a more expensive sushi place and that includes higher prices on even basic rolls. Based on the prices I had a certain level of expectation for the quality of the sushi to be served. They did have a very good selection and variety of rolls and sushi options to choose from. Since we were sharing our rolls, our sushi came out all on one plate. Our waitress even remembered my ponzu sauce (something that I typically have to remind servers for when the food is brought to the table - so that was a nice change of pace)! The Yellowtail Roll was fresh! I consider myself a connoisseur for this roll because I order it wherever I go and I prefer it served with scallions which it is not done here but the quality of the fish was great. My mother in law ordered the Spider Roll and she enjoyed it. We shared the 911 Roll and it was great! For being a deep fried roll the batter was thin so it wasn't overly crunchy which I do prefer. The spicy tuna inside was good as well! Overall we had a good lunchtime experience and spent $30 including tip for the three rolls which was average for lunch for two people not ordering any speciality rolls. We might make it back out for a repeat visit in the future!

We ordered a lot of food, and not a lot of it was good. I feel like I just didn't have a taste for sushi.

Stopped in since it's close. Had to go to the restroom and it smelled as if they cut the fish in the bathroom sink. Total fish smell. The urinal was full of yellow urine and wouldn't flush. The menus were sticky and nobody was there during lunch. We politely got up and showed ourselves to the door. Very disappointed because I wanted to love this place because of its location.

Edamame were perfect. I had a Specialty Bento Box with a Monster Roll-EXCELLENT! Crab Rangoon tasted odd. The Gyoza were far better fried than steamed. Overall the food was outstanding and server and service was very good. The only spot where they don't get five stars is the atmosphere and decor. Great for takeout leaves a little bit to be desired for dining in.