Wasabi Sabi - Winnipeg

Here you can find the menu of Wasabi Sabi in Winnipeg. At the moment, there are 49 menus and drinks on the card. You can inquire about changing offers via phone.

What canadabeau likes about Wasabi Sabi:
Still a good place to go for sushi, although their prices are quite high. They've reduced their menu compared to prior years so I wasn't as impressed on this last visit. Spicy Mango Prawns is still one of my fave dishes.Vegetarian options: Some veggie friendly optionsKid-friendliness: Not very kid friendly read more.

The restaurant offers free WiFi for its guests, Depending on the weather, you can also sit outside and be served. The rooms on site are accessible, and therefore no problem for customers with wheelchairs or physical disabilities.

What Donovan Bisharat doesn't like about Wasabi Sabi:
I went here expecting big things because of how pricey it was but was ultimately let down. The food, while presented beautifully, was reasonably bland outside of the salmon carpaccio. We ordered the lobster and foie gras rolls along with a few others and none of them seemed to stand out. For the price I paid, I was expecting greatness. What I got could have been bested by 3 other Japanese restaurants I can think of o... read more.

If you feel like a dessert, you should visit Wasabi Sabi because they have enchanting desserts that will definitely satisfy the sweet-tooth in you, This restaurant offers a catering service that allows visitors to enjoy the dishes at home or at the party. Dishes are prepared typically in the Asian style, scrumptious particularly are the Sushi and delicacies like Te-Maki that this restaurant is known for.