I can't seem to explain it but their salmon sashimi tastes so fresh! By far, the freshest tasting salmon compared to any other Alberta based Japanese restaurant I've tried so far. Try it without any soya sauce and you'll see what I mean. The nice thick slice of salmon is firm and as you bite, a slight sweetness emerges; or is that the taste of freshness? One order of salmon sashimi may seem to be slightly pricier than other restaurants, but the feeling you'll have afterwards is simply irreplaceable. You really do gain an experience in the subtleties and sometimes not-so subtle differences in raw salmon taste and texture.
Flash fried salmon with green onions, daikon in ponzu sauce - the ponzu sauce itself is supposed to be a bit sour so don't be put off by the taste. |
Maki with tempura smelt and avocado |
Maki with salmon tuna, mushroom, avocado and roe on outside |
2 pieces of yellowtail (left) and 2 pieces of chopchop (right) |
Maki with tempura shrimp and avocado |
Sushi Wasabi
5714 111 Street
(780) 433-0533
Tue-Thu 5pm-9pm; Fri-Sat 5pm-9:30pm; Sun 5pm-8:30pm
closed Mondays
Congrats on the wedding, Again! Miss your blog posts!
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@aCanadianFoodie: Yes, we have LOTS to blog from our wedding & honeymoon! I've been having trouble blogging with blogger since it keeps orienting my pictures the wrong way! For sure @danprime and I will be baking, cooking & trying out lots more recipes now that we live together and have somewhat similar schedules!! :)
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