Like the other reviewer I have been poisoned by eating at Wasabi. I purchased cooked tuna and cooked chicken rolls and 8 hours later ended up in excruciating pain. After 1 day of it seemingly getting worse, and given that I am 5 months pregnant, I went to hospital and took a day off work. After sharing my experience with 2 colleagues, I was amazed that they had both had similar experiences. This is not a place to eat unless you are fine about such risks.

I eat from Wasabi most weekdays, since 2009. The bento boxes are always fresh, and good value. There have a fantastic range. Like any Sushi Shop, if you've not been there before, you should probably try some simple dishes first, especially if you're used to Japanese Sushi, as this is quite different. Wasabi is a Korean chain, and they do things a bit differently. They have a website at ~http://www.wasabi.uk.com/ showing their outlets, and menu. My daily choice, unless it is every cold, is to have a Nigri set of salmon, tuna. I usually add some edamame, and a Californian teriyaki roll. the cost is about £7. Some of their menu ...  Read the complete review

As a customer, I came to Wasabi store and paid good money for a Sushi box in good faith that it would be in a fresh and edible state. However, as it turns out upon eating it, I was left a few hours later feeling violently ill. Not only did I have to suffer the indignity and unpleasantness of being sick at both ends, I also had to take time off from work, which was a huge inconvenience and cost for both me and my employer. I have contacted Wasabi and told them all about what happened and also supplied them with all documents needed (including ambulance report) for them to start an investigation. I have had to liase with and chase them up far too many times ...  Read the complete review

~~~~~~~~~~ BIG ON JAPAN ~~~~~~~~~~ There used to be a time when sushi and bento were considered too exotic for all but the most adventurous Western palates. When I first started out as a young lawyer in the City, the only way you could get Japanese food for lunch was to hunt out dedicated restaurants and sushi bars tucked away in obscure corners of town. In my case, that meant either a trip to Moshi Moshi Sushi - a conveyor belt style establishment hidden behind Liverpool Street Station - or for a more involved, traditional sit down meal at an independent family run eatery. In both cases, the experience of locating these places was as hard as ...  Read the complete review

Firstly, my apologies for the awkward placing of this review. My review is for the Wasabi chain as a high street dining venue and takeaway. It's not possible to suggest an item that's already on Dooyoo, so it will need to remain under the heading of an online business (which it probably isn't for most people). The Wasabi chain is based in London, although I believe that there may be a couple of branches in other large English cities. Their website, www.wasabi.uk.com, is somewhat poorly laid out and I have to say that I find it less than intuitive to navigate to discover extra information. They offer a very generous selection of freshly prepared and ...  Read the complete review