Laurie Musiker

Whenever my son comes to visit we either go to Watawa or order online for pickup. The food is very fresh and you get a discount when you order directly online from them. Try the spicy girl, it's great

Ashok Prabhu

Went for all you can eat sushi. It was a step above OK, it's definitely better than other places within 2 miles. The service is good, no nonsense, and abrupt don't expect sweet talking. They have a decent selection on their all you can eat menu. I don't think I'd be back for all you can eat sushi but I would do takeout for a roll or two. Location is so odd as the rest of the plaza is totally vacant and has been for a long time.

Lina Swindon

Much better this time than the previous most recent experience, but with a few bad menu items (the sexy roll doesn't taste as good as it used to, and the beef rib just tastes like chicken fried steak in the grossest way...) My only regret was not ordering more salmon sashimi.

Rahj

Chicken Katsu was tasty and good for the price. Was made pretty quick too for pickup. Chicken was tender and crispy. Sauce was good too. Comes with a salad and rice. I would revisit.

Stavros Vasileiadis

I believe it was the seaweed salad and Kani salad that we got. I didn't like them much. They had literally no flavor. Beautiful presentation but I wouldn't suggest them. The fish overall was very fresh and nicely cut and I found all the rolls and sushi pieces nicely done but NOTHING special, nothing remarkable. Meh! The staff was not the friendliest either. We all noticed that. I guess it is ok for "all you can eat" and the pricepoint but nothing special.

+1

Daniel Blanco

Good place. I'd say the same as Sushi Village. Food was good. Appetizers all were on one plate instead of each app on their own plate. Price is still good @ $30/person for the AYCE. One suggestion is that you should put the Salads on the Appetizer menu slip. Why is it on the Sushi slip?

Mel PS

Don't let the exterior fool you. the outside sign is unevenly lit and the business is currently attached to a construction zone, the food here is decent for the area. Upon entering, the first thing you'll notice is their large Christmas tree, accompanied by a sign warning patrons that if their child is taller than a certain height, they will be charged full price. The restaurant has about 25 tables and a spacious layout, with a beautiful sushi bar where food is prepared fresh. We visited on a Friday evening for the all you can eat dinner. When we arrived, there were only a couple of occupied tables, and some diners were preparing to leave. Within minutes of us sitting down, the restaurant filled up quickly and became quite loud. I noticed there were four chefs working at the sushi bar, but only two female servers managing the dining area. They seemed overwhelmed, likely due to being short staffed that evening? While the servers were quick on their feet, requesting additional items became a bit of a challenge, as we often had to ask multiple times for sauces or other items. Adding to the noise from the crowded restaurant, there was a loud, repetitive beeping sound that occurred every 3-5 minutes. We couldn't figure out if it was online order notifications or an alert for food ready to be served. Whatever the reason, it was quite distracting, and no one seemed to acknowledge or silence it. The food was served at a good pace after we ordered. The soups came out first and were enjoyable. Next, we tried a variety of appetizers, including calamari, shrimp shumai, and teriyaki chicken. Everything was good, there was no "wow" factor. We also tried sashimi, hand rolls, and tobiko, which were fresh and decent for the area. Overall, the food quality was solid, but the experience had its drawbacks. For an all you can eat dinner (limited to 2 hours), the price is $32 per person, which doesn't include drinks like soda or iced tea. Considering the location, it feels a bit pricey. They also offer some sweet treats, such as ice creams and fried Oreos. One thing i would definitely recommend if them having more servers, and find a way to control the noise.

+5

Jane

I am sharing this review because I am super disappointed and disgusted at the service of this restaurant. It sucks because the sushi is pretty good and it is my go to spot. If you ever have a pickup order this is where the issue is. Don’t even expect to be greeted or acknowledged. You can be waiting but the door for your food and no one is there to help you. The lady came out of the door looked at me and then away without helping me. Expect your food to be thrown on the counter at you instead. This is unacceptable

The worst restaurant. I came to pick up the order. No one came up, waited for 17 minutes, then came up to ask for the order.

Customer service very bad I’m waiting before 24mint

hailey fontana

Watawa used to be our favorite sushi place…recently every time we go they are changing the prices. Today me and my brother went and it was $63 and change for the both of us plus 2 drinks. Usually it’s $50 plus drinks. They always added tax which is fine but now add a 18% gratuity beforehand…but they cross out the gratuity with a pencil and act like they won’t be taking it and that it was a mistake. The total on the receipt said $88 minus the gratuity, which would be 76$ sand we gave $100 which means we should’ve gotten $24 back. We got back $11 WHICH MEANS THEY STILL TOOK THE GRATUITY AND ACTED LIKE THEY DIDNT CHARGE US FOR IT. anddddd still continued to put a tip line on the receipt! On top of this my sushi was sitting on the counter for 5 minutes and when I finally got my food it was warm. And I didn’t order fried sushi so it should be cool to room temperature! We are never going back unfortunately. Everyone is a scammer now.

Annette Scarpa

I dont know what happened to Watawa. It used to be our go to place for sushi. The last couple of times have been disastrous and we wont go back. The server does not speak any English whatsoever, including understanding their own menu items. (She claimed something wasn't a thing when it was right on the menu! Then said we could have it but charged extra for it!). She brought a crunch roll and had no idea what gluten was, saying it did not contain gluten. Then she asked everyone working there what gluten was but no one knew. The mango roll was gross. THEN we got a bill for three people that included the tip. No warning of that. I almost paid it twice. Im done with Watawa.

K (Ninyu Indrahar)

Gas stations all scam you with needing you to specify exactly how much you want to pay for your gas. I just want to fill up my gas tank & not overpay for gas I don't need. Damn it.