Wasabi, Sushi & Bento

excellent, fresh, inexpensive. Very high quality for take away sushi for sure. I think this is the best take away sushi I have ever had. Highly recommend!

Wasabi– Kings X
Wasabi is one of my favourite places for quick bites at the London Kings X station, or sometimes I get take away items from one of their other branches.
I went to the Kings X shop today & had a great salmon sashimi snack box for £3.95…Six pieces of salmon, and a lovely seaweed, lettuce & endomame bean salad, plus wasabi (mustard) and pickled ginger.
There was a queue, but it went quickly. Usually the few tables in front of the shop are taken, but there are others further along.
They also have other dishes on offer such as sushi, noodles, and various croquette-​style dishes, etc.

Quick and tasty. Lots of vegetarian options, including curry, a dish they fill with broth, inari, and lots of seaweed choices– including onigiri!
I really enjoyed this, and the soup I got was pretty big for the price!
I’d definitely recommend this place.
Although it’s kind of lame they charge for all of their sauces, including soy sauce and wasabi, which are the basics of sushi.

Great Japanese fast foo– as an Asian, I am very familiar with Japanese food. Good noodle soup, rice, sushi. Taste like restaurant-​made food while it’s actually fast food.

For a quick sushi pre-​made take-​away experience, there’s nothing better.
Really tasty options, hot curries, hot soups, so delish!
The only problem with Wasabi… it isn’t in Amsterdam. WahhH!

So, wasabi. It’s pretty standard stuff to be honest. Their concept of macdonalds-​ifying asian food is pretty interesting, and there’s a big selection of food in most branches. The one near St Paul’s is pretty great in that they also make a bunch of freshly prepared dishes at reasonable prices. And the matcha ice cream is lovely. The hot food fills a hole late at night and it’s reasonably priced.
The food isn’t terrible. It’s not great, you can do a lot worse. Their onigiri and hand rolls are particularly good value for money and I often get a tuna and mustard onigiri as a snack while I’m out and about. The packaging on the pick-​your-​own sushi selection is a bit absurd, but I guess it’s unavoidable considering the layout of the shop. I avoid buying this and only buy the boxed selections when I get sushi from here.

EN
An AMAZING Japanese restaurant in one of the most spectacular station in London, what is it? Is ‘Wasabi!
A must for lovers of Japanese food, and then if you visit the platform 9 ¾ made famous by the movie of Harry Potter just to look up, and it is here!
Apart from the place, Wasabi Sushi & Bento prepares the AWESOME sushi already mixed or Bento Box or plastic for the sale of individual or Nigiri Rolls.
Certainly no shortage of Ramen and tempura!
The price is still in English average.
So you love sushi and Japanese cuisine? Trust me and go there!
IT
Uno spettacolare ristorante in una delle più spettacolari stazioni londinesi, cos’è? E’ Wasabi!
Una tappa obbligatoria per gli amanti del cibo Giapponese, e poi se visitate il binario 9 ¾ reso famoso dal film di Harry Potter basta che alzate lo sguardo, lì in «terrazza» ed eccolo li!
A parte il luogo, Wasabi Sushi & Bento prepara del fantastico sushi già preconfezionato o in Bento Box o in plastica per la vendita di singoli Nigiri o Rolls.
Non mancano di certo Ramen e Tempura!
Il prezzo è basso rispetto alla media italiana ma comunque sia rimane nella media inglese.
Insomma amate il sushi e la cucina giapponese? Fidatevi ed andateci (lo dice uno che è stato in Giappone e che ama il sushi)!