Wagaya - Westside

Absolutely love this place! I've been here twice now and each dish I've had is fantastic! It's a great meal that doesn't break the bank. I will definitely be back many times. Only tricky part is parking. Only a small lot behind the restaurant. We had to street park.

This is a great spot in the Midtown area. With authentic Japanese cuisine and a matching ambiance to go with it. I can always recommend their curry and katsu choices, but you'll never go wrong with the ramen. My servers have always been solid, never any complaints from me since the store is small you are given much attention. Sometimes the tempura is inconsistently cooked but that is a minor gripe, maybe just me being picky lol.7/10 great choice

This is currently my boyfriend's favorite Ramen shop. I've been here 3 times now. Once, to the Decatur location and last year for my birthday. The parking lot is kind of small so be mindful of that when you come. The space is very dim so it makes it kinda hard to see. Our server was nice and everything came out quickly. We'll definitely be here again.

The ambiance of this place is cozy and cute when you step in! We were recommended this restaurant by a friend and decided to try it out for my birthday since my favorite food is sushi. Sadly, the only good thing I can say about this place is the ambiance. The service was not great. I ordered a Diet Coke and got regular, and it took forever for us to get a different drink. We were not greeted when we sat down; we were just immediately asked if we were ready to order. The whole time it felt like the server was bothered by us asking him for anything. The food itself was also not good. I got teriyaki salmon and it was super dry and unseasoned. We also got the crispy tuna, and the rice was over fried. Additionally, I got the sashimi and nigiri and both were tough when they should just melt in your mouth. I'd stay clear of here if you're looking for good sushi.

I've been wanting to try this place for a while. It's right up the street from where I work. Got the tonkatsu and gyoza. The ramen was way too salty and the gyoza tasted like onions. I'm so disappointed. I had a craving for ramen today. I knew I should have gone to my go-to here on west peachtree. Oh well.

I haven't been to Wagaya in awhile and my trip there recently reminded me of how much I love them! It was a big group of us and luckily they were able to sit us. They were busy on a Monday night too. Parking there could be a pain but street parking is also available. It took us awhile to figure out what we wanted to order. Wish I got our server's name but she was super patient with us. We got a bunch of sushi rolls whose names I don't remember. For my entree, I ordered the hitsumabushi. It was beautifully played that came with a big piece of fatty eel and a heaping amount of rice in a stone bowl. They provided condiments of seaweed, green onions and wasabi. Plus the dashi broth in the most beautiful pot. I ordered since to get out of my comfort zone since I always tend to order sushi; this was definitely worth getting.By the way, we dined here to celebrate a birthday and I walked in carrying a cake. They charge $50 for a cake fee but they keep the cake refrigerated and provide serving utensils. We did not know this but opted to eat our cake elsewhere.

Decided to try Wagaya on a random Friday and I'm so glad we did! Quaint little spot so a wait may occur but it moved relatively fast for a Friday evening. My party of two was seated after a brief fifteen minute wait.The first thing that caught my eye was their amazing dinner plate deals. I mean, where else in Atlanta can you get two sushi rolls AND ramen for $25? It was such a steal. Sure, their rolls were the basic rolls but it definitely helped satisfy my ramen and sushi craving.I'm definitely coming back to check out their specialty rolls though!

Food was standard and good! Nothing outstanding, but I love a consistent place.Pork gyoza (8/10): juicy, flavorful, wish they had a bit more of a crunch at the bottom! Takoyaki (7/10): octopus chunk was small inside, but good nonetheless! Yellowtail roll (10/10): loved the scallion addition to the roll, gave it a bit of extra flavor. Yellowtail was good, fresh.Spider roll (7/10): batter on the crab was a bit soggy, but very standard without too much rice in the roll.Service was okay, our waiter was not very attentive and I had to walk up to him to get the check. It wasn't really busy when we went, but they have lots of seating and can probably hold a larger party! Nice place to go if you want a quick fix of sushi near Georgia Tech at a reasonable, affordable price.

Love love love this place. The food, the beer and sake selection, the service, the culturally authentic atmosphere, the upbeat Japanese rock and pop tunes... every time I go here I leave feeling better than when I arrived--and full to boot! I always stop by the attached Japanese supermarket afterwards to get a little snack for later (usually in KitKat form). Recommendations: Hamachi collar and the Matcha cheesecake.

We arrived @ our hotel here in Atlanta and decided to. order some takeout considering that we got in the city around 7ish (pm) It was our first time ordering out here so we wanted to try out the local cuisine. We decided on Wagaya and was hugely disappointed for the fact that we did NOT get our entire order... so imagine our disappointment/dismay when we unpacked our order to find that we couldn't eat any of our food. All the food went into the trash... was NOT IMPRESSED by the quality of the food that arrived from the restaurant... I would rather have gone somewhere else than have wasted my money here. If I could give zero stars I would.