Wasabi

Wasn’t impressed. Was much better as a sit in restaurant rather than the eat in takeaway that it has become. Customer service wasn’t good either, when asked if a certain item would be available I just got somebody say ‘no’ rather than asking a colleague, or at least making an attempt to find out.

Nothing special. Low quality of the food. They didn’t have tuna available. Nice environment. Service in the standard. I think last time. Better when you get the food from the cold counter.

This is not good.
This place is usually hit-​or-​miss and the day I grabbed some grub, it was soooo miss!
I wanted something hot so risked getting the chicken teriyaki — bad move. Grissle & bits undercooked. Rice was oddly cooked just fine. Sauce, a runny mess.
I was annoyed having to pick through this but pressed on time to make the concert, so could not get anything else to compensate.
Avoid the hot options.

On the first try of coming here I took one of the noodle soups that they then fill up with broth at the counter. I was surprised to see them fill it up with broth but then place it in the microwave, and the worker didn’t even know what I ordered so she charged me for the wrong item. The noodle soup was horrible, the gyoza was deep fried and soggy from sitting in the microwave, and the noodles were nothing special.
My friends wanted to go there again, so I gave it another shot. I ordered chicken curry which ended up being around £4. There was gigantic amounts of rice in the bottom because they just pour the curry on top. The curry tasted alright but what lost my appetite is seeing the workers pull out huge trays of pre-​made food and sticking it in the microwave and then pouring it into the trays in which they serve the customers. Talk about bad quality food! Not fresh at all! Not planning on going back anytime soon.

Random the only thing that was excited was conveyor belts. The food was mediocre. I should say more but like they say if you haven’t got some good to say don’t say anything at all.

I loved the vegetable curry! Sooo good! I cannot wait to go back to London just for this! ;)
So, if you don’t know what this place is, it’s pretty much Japanese fast-​food. They’ve got a bunch of packaged sushi as well as a hot bar with a bunch of items. I chose the vegetable curry every time I’ve been there, because I’m obsessed! I’ve also have had some of the sushi items, which were great too. Nothing too memorable though. My rating is totally for my obsession with the curry ;)

Yummy Yummy I love Wasabiiiii! I love this place! Only just discovered it a few months ago (always walked past the one in Holborn and thought it looked nice though) This place has now become my Saturday lunchtime treat.
The rice and noodle bar where they fill your cup to the brim with yummy rice, noodles, curry, chicken teriaki and other stuff it great!
I HEART the sushi and bento packs with the edamame beans. I HEART the little chocolate treat thingy’s called ‘Hello Panda’.
I am yet to try the conveyer belt. When I do I shall re-​review.

*Sigh* I’m normally a massive fan of Wasabi — simply because of its inexpensive pick and mix sushi pieces. This was my first visit to this branch of Wasabi with the conveyor belt sushi, and we took advantage of the current eat-​as-​much-​as-​like offer, which includes both hot and cold food.
I have to say, the sushi was so-​so and a little on the small side (still better than Itsu though) and the hot food was nice (although not piping hot or made to order from what I could tell). But what did I expect for buffet sushi?! Anyway, it was an OK meal, but I will be confining my visits to Wasabi for lunch time takeaways.

I love the green tea ice cream and the sushi.

It’s like a little Spaceship that was made in Japan has landed at the heart of o2!
Very modern with a hint of Tokyo lovin! It’s one floor: the floors are white, the walls are white and even the glass counter is lit up bright. The restaurant is divided into two so you’ve got the hot food and take away shelves on one side and the sushi conveyor on the other. They have two conveyor belts (one above the other) and a selection of fresh sushi to choose from… you’re spoilt for choice! They have music playing in the background, however the day I went they had Jay Z and 50 Cent playing in the background. So for me to hear ‘effin and blinding was very amusing, although not suitable for those who are easily offended, maybe it was just the one off.
I went for the all you can eat for 13:95 GBP but this does not include drinks and service charge. Please do take advantage of this offer because for me, sushi does not come cheap!