Wabisabi Dining

This spot is conveniently located in the club of my building, making it an easy go-to for me. Today, I tried a couple of their Super Bowl specials and was curious to see how they stacked up. The place is open from 8 AM to 2 PM, and kids eat free--though I'm not sure what the cutoff age is.Spicy Ahi PokeThe fish was noticeably fresh, which I appreciated. However, I wasn't expecting the extra heat from the thinly sliced chili peppers--they definitely caught me off guard and had my mouth on fire! It was also a bit on the salty side, so I had to balance each bite with rice. One nice touch was the layer of lettuce between the hot rice and the fish, which helped maintain the texture of the poke.Curry Wings & FriesThe fries seemed like standard frozen crinkle-cut fries, nothing special, but the wings were cooked perfectly. They weren't overly fried, which I liked, but they were also a little too salty for my taste.Service was a little slow but they only recently opened so they might not have a big crew yet. Overall, the food was decent, but they were a bit heavy-handed with the salt. I'm looking forward to trying more of their menu and they're supposed to have omakase too so I'll be trying that at some point.

Service amazing, Ken and his team are so nice! I like the variety in the menu. The food is perfectly seasoned and delicious... Reminds me of the clean top quality ingredients when I'm dining in Japan. Also, the portion size is just the right amount. We've already gone back a couple of times