Wasabi Sushi & Noodle Bar

Great place to go on a date as the place in itself is a good ice breaker. You sit around the sushi carousel and pick whatever you like. You can order mains with the service staff and service is pretty fast while the number of staff could be more. Could see all the staff were stressed out hence the. Cash and cards are accepted. Good place to take children as well. No reservations are taken and it works first come first serve. The restaurant is no frills but the food is fantastic. Good choice of Asian beers and liquor are available

great dining experience with really good prices !! also fantastic for solo dining. cool revolving sushi bar too. i got the set menu (one main and three orange or grey sushi belt plates for £14.95), an extra plate, and two drinks, which was more than enough food, and came to just over £20! for the quantity and quality of food i got, i was extremely impressed. even though i went at peak times and or was quite busy, the servers were all really friendly and attentive. the food came out quickly and was all delicious. i didn't get any ramen or noodles but the people that did looked like they were really enjoying it. i will definitely be coming back here!

Friendly staff and the wait wasn’t long. Had a good amount of food that was tasty for under £20 with their lunch time meal deal. Very good!

We visited after we found out yo sushi was about to close. I'm very glad they were closing because we found this place instead. The sushi was amazing and really generous portions. The tuna one in the picture was my absolute favourite. I just had stuff from the belt but my partner had a meal which he absolutely loved and it was huge! Price wise it is really good. It is only a small place and I was in the corner which was a little bit tight but there's not a lot that can be done about that so it's not a complaint just a heads up.

I have been using the wazushi(wasabi) chain for 8+ years, and it's about time I left a review. It's the only Japanese ramen/sushi chain in the UK that tastes as close as possible to Japanese cuisine without rinsing your pockets for the rest of the week. Having spent a lot of time in Japan throughout the years, I've tried all sorts of restaurants in the UK to fill the void and while there are a few that do just that; you're guaranteed to be spending an extortionate amount at those places. At Wazushi, you can get a main meal and 3 sushi plates for £7.95 during lunchtime hours. That is ridiculous. You'd be paying almost triple that at somewhere like Shoryu, Ippudo, or god forbid; yo sushi and Wagamama, of which the latter two couldn't possibly understand Japanese cuisine any less. I've never had a bad dish in Wazushi. If you're on a budget you can stick to the grey plates (the cheapest) which still taste great, but I'd really implore that you spend a few extra £ to get the slightly more expensive plates, which are divine in comparison. The menu is massive. The set menu is my go-to, but it's definitely worth taking your time and ordering outside of the set menu because there are some hidden gems to discover there. There is something for everybody on the menu and the staff are always willing to cater to your tastes, although it's probably polite to not ask for something that requires more preparation if you're walking into the restaurant 30 minutes before closing time. The takeout options are also excellent, but it's always better served fresh and intended to eat immediately. I do regularly get takeout, though! The only thing I don't like about Wazushi is the music they often play in there, which is why I gave atmosphere 4* instead of 5*. It's mostly Japanese rock/pop, but still better than anything on the UK top 40 these days. Overall, Wazushi is probably my most frequented restaurant in the UK. Ever. It's therapeutic at this point. Thank you to all the staff there that make it so great.