Wasabi Bay

Excellent: I come to this restaurant at least once every week. I love sushi and this is the spot for great rolls

this is the freshest sushi we have been able to find on the north/eastside. Lots of their rolls are similar to rolls at Red Fin in downtown Seattle. Some of my fav. rolls are the dragon roll, uptown california roll, crunchy roll. Their tempura is also yummy and they serve edamame before your meal. Candle light place w/nice decor. Can be a bit cold in the winter.

I love sushi! I have been coming here for a few months and I have found it has some of the best sushi around! I was going to Sushi Zen in Mill Creek but it seems there quality has been slipping. Wasabi Bay has very fresh food and the prices are very good. You get your money's worth. The only two things I would change would be the amount of sauce they put on some of the rolls like the Las Vegas roll. And the music is horrible. But other then that it is a great sushi place!

I ate there last night and the Ikura definitely tasted like it had gone "off." It was clearly not fresh, and I sp*t it out immediately and nearly v*mited. The sushi chef insisted that it was good but wouldn't eat any when I suggested she try it herself. The waiter started talking about how Ikura is for sophisticated palates, and maybe that's why I didn't like it. I've enjoyed Ikura for 25 years at sushi bars all over the world, and I know good Ikura when I taste it. Wasabi Bay serves fish that is not fresh!

I have been going to Wasabi Bay for the past couple months and have been very impressed with the food...my fiance is a big sushi fan, and loves it. The prices are a little on the high side but I think its worth it for the quality of the food. I would recommend it to anybody.