Web Site: click here
Phone: 020 7807 9992
Street: 34 Villiers Street
Post Code: WC2N 6NJ
Licensed: No, but you should check out Gordon's Wine Bar in the cellar across the street.
Avg Price: £10 for a full tray of sushi, with a drink.
Menu: Sushi, bento and noodle based warm dishes.
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Fair enough, this isn’t really Waterloo, but a bit of a walk on your lunch is a good thing right? Cross the river over the Hungerford Bridge, go through Embankment station and you will find that on your left is a sushi take away place and on your right a very conveniently located, very serene park. Smashing combo or what?
Wasabi makes individually wrapped pieces of sushi, for you to combine in a box according to your tastes and take away with you. They also serve warm food, but to be honest I have never tried any of it. Smells like lots of MSG, so I am sure it is really tasty.
Since the sushi is of the mass produced kind and wrapped individually in cling film the sushi aficionados probably find this place appalling but I say there are few lunches as nice as the ones spent in a park with some finger food spiced up with really hot wasabi paste, pickled ginger and soy sauce.
They also sell bottled green tea, a great thirst quencher on a really hot day.
Suggested by Anders, thank you very much! Anders lives in Bordeaux, we certainly pull them in from afar!
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#1 by anders - March 13th, 2009 at 12:53
Don’t expect a chef to shout “Irrashai!” when you enter and omakase is unheard of. But for cheap and good take-away sushi, this place rocks.
#2 by Cristina - March 18th, 2009 at 10:16
Good, cheap, fast sushi, and in summer it can be lovingly unwrapped and devoured in the park by Embankment station. Why not sneak in to Gordon’s winebar and bring out a decent bottle of red to go with…
#3 by Vicce - March 18th, 2009 at 11:28
I can highly recommend their Beef Teriyaki with steamed rice, tastes fantastic and it’s not that expensive either. The hot noodle soups are also really nice, especially if it’s a bit dull and cold outside.