Wasabi Bay

Tried: Bay Scallop Roll, Scorched Salmon Roll, Kaarage Came for a quick dinner with my cousin and really enjoyed the vibe of the restaurant. It was pretty empty so it was nice to enjoy a chat with my cousin whilst enjoying the sushi and kaarage. I would definitely come back for the rolls, a little pricey though. The kaarage was decent nothing too special however. If you're just craving some sushi I would reccomend because it really does fill you up!

We have passed this place many times but first time dining. Chirashi bowl was impressive and included two nice sized pieces of otoro, akami, salmon, tako, ikura, masago, aji, tamago I might be missing something but it was the highlight. Popcorn lobster roll was huge, crunchy roll and salmon torch roll. All were good. Tempura, calamari, karaage, gyoza, and agedashi tofu were good too. Service was friendly and food came out pretty fast. Would we come again? Probably.

This place used to very good sushi. We ordered To-Go there and only one roll and couple pieces of nigiris. It takes us more than half hour wait. When I go ask our order is ready? They are like yep. 5-10mins. It means they forgot our order and just make us wait there for half hour. And we ordered the spicy tuna hand roll. It is not spicy at all and it costs us $10. WTH? R you seriously? $10 for hand roll and not even taste right? I am so disappointed to this place. So pricey. We won't come anymore. There are more good sushi restaurants around this area.

18 years ago we dined here and it was pretty good; not so much last night! It appears to have changed hands.We perused the menu and saw virtually nothing without fish (we are both longtime vegetarians). I asked for a vegetarian/vegan menu and were told there isn't one.We ordered kappamaki (cucumber rolls) and avocado maki which were both well-wrapped but with cold rice. They didn't have any veggie rolls or ume (plum) rolls like all the other sushi places.Slim pickens and we left pretty hungry.The worst part was that the waiter went out mid-service to smoke and went back to work without washing his hands. GROSS!Not going back.

We tried Wasabi Bay last Saturday on a super hot sunny day and we were pleased to find the place fairly empty so we got seat quickly and the AC was nice. We started with the gyoza which were very good. The sushi quality was great and the rolls we got were tasty. The only reason I'm giving this 4-star is for the price as it was a little on the high end compared to other local sushi restaurants. Overall, we enjoyed our experience and would come back again.

We went there on a Friday night and it was empty. We were the only ones in there the whole time. The place was chilly, no heater on. The service from our waiter was okay - only checked on us at the end when we were finished. Food was nothing spectacular, it was just basic sushi even though we ordered the special rolls. Not sure we will go back.

A great place to have sushi! Every time I come here, the sushi has been very enjoyable. Great to bring family, friends, or even a date.The sushi chef is a great guy and always has a smile on his face whenever I come in. He definitely enjoys what he does and aims to please you with his sushi. The quality of the fish is quite good, so the restaurant is worth coming back to.

Always great service and great food. If someone asks for a sushi recommendation I will always say Wasabi Bay in Mill Creek.

Tucked away next to the long-empty Imperial Garden Restaurant is a really nice place to get sushi and other Japanese delicacies. Every time we've been there, we've been cordially greeted and served very nice sushi and sashimi. We had 3 rolls and a sashimi plate tonight, and the chef also threw in a treat of yellowfin, fried perfectly. It's a sweet little place and well-decorated too. Not enough customers, so go!

We stopped in here the other night for dinner. The place was pretty empty around 730. It's a bit off the beaten path, so we wouldn't have ever found this place if it wasn't for Yelp. Service was fairly quick and friendly. We ordered a few rolls to split. We got the crunchy roll, spicy tuna roll, eel roll, and Hawaiian roll. The best roll was the spicy tuna one. The spicy tuna had the perfect amount of spice and the fish seemed fresh. The other rolls were fine but nothing extraordinary. Everything seemed fresh but I didn't love their fake crab salad. The prices were also a bit high. The meal overall was fine but nothing special. We will probably end up back at Momo up the street since we feel their sushi is better and more reasonably priced.