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Wasabi Review
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Wasabi
- Address: District VI, Podmanicsky utca 21, Near Nyugati pu., Budapest
- Phone: 1/374-0008
- Price range: $$
- Cuisine: Asian
- Location: Near Nyugati pu.
Fodor's Review:
If you're looking for dinner and a distraction, try this Asian restaurant where the tables are set in front of a conveyer belt that whizzes by with such dim sum treats as sushi rolls, chicken satay, egg rolls, and canned peaches, of all things. The theme is vaguely Asian, but the conveyer-belt gimmick is the real show. One price gets you as many courses as you'd like, and evenings find this place lively withcurious diners. Kids are wild for the place.
- Credit Cards: MC, V
- Metro: M3: Nyugati pu.
Member Reviews & Ratings:
Very disappointing
Posted by sarasotababe from Sarasota on 6/10/08
We were very excited about the Wasabi restaurant when we read the write-up. If you are used to good sushi restaurants in the US, you will be disappointed. Most of the food that goes around is fried and sort of Chinese in nature. There were six types of sushi - salmon, mackeral, squid, octupus, another white fish (?) and a California roll. Small pieces of fish with large amounts of rice. The price was $30 + a person.
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