Fish was very fresh and it looked awesome inside. Ramen was banging very nice people insideread more

Ko-Doraku is our go-to Japanese restaurant in Halifax, actually the only one we frequent…read more The working owners are so friendly and informative and we love their specials. Amazingly fresh and unbelievably delicious authentic Japanese preparations. We recommend getting your order in early on Fridays when the place is really hopping, though the food comes out at a good pace no matter when you go. The dine-in space is clean, comfortable and not noisy. You might even be lucky enough to catch live music on a weekend evening. If you're looking for sushi in Halifax, go to Ko-Doraku first!

Stopped for the lunch special just before 2 Poor service,…read morequality of the food has been down graded from past visits Asked for my Bento box to be served at same time as my spouses meal Brought it early then sent it back to put under the heat lamp until her meal was ready. Expensive meal cost for poor quality and poor service Will not return to any of their locations in the future

Great food. Good service. Cute decor. California roll (so…read moregood, great flavour) Spicy salmon roll ( could have been spicier) O Canada roll (good, cool concept)

Amazing value and food, my absolute favourite place to grab sushi (AND ALL YOU CAN EAT) locally,…read morealways a great time and environment. Also, the head chef has always been welcoming and inviting and very often you'll see him smiling doing his work. Makes a repeat customer feel good knowing how much he likes his job.

Really disappointing experience at Wasabi Sushi. Most of the food we were served was cold or…read morelukewarm at best when it should have been hot. The chicken skewer was especially concerning. It was dried out, tasted off, and I didn't feel comfortable eating it. I told our waitress that the chicken tasted off, but she became defensive and insisted there was nothing wrong with it because they had been selling it all day. They remade one chicken skewer, which came out hot, but the rest of the food remained cold or barely warm. We barely ate our meals because of the quality of the food. When it came time to deal with the bill, the waitress was confrontational and initially offered to take only a small amount off despite how little we had eaten. We ultimately left $20 toward the bill. As we were leaving, the waitress yelled at us, "Don't come back." Needless to say, we won't. I will say the sushi chef was much nicer and seemed genuinely apologetic about the situation, which I appreciated. I don't expect every restaurant experience to be perfect, but I do expect concerns about food quality--especially chicken that tastes off--to be taken seriously and handled professionally. Unfortunately, that wasn't our experience here.

This was like dining in a favorite Japanese Auntie's home. Incredibly sweet server who took pride…read morein our dining experience. We were the only patrons at a unique time and we felt like we had a private dining room. The sushi rolls were all fantastic and our party tried multiple varieties of super fresh raw fish. All of us have eaten sushi all over the globe and one, who grew up on an island, said this was the best sushi they've ever tasted. Ironically the members of our party who brought us there live only a few blocks away and had never visited. They'll be regulars now after this.

Great sushi, excellent service! The silver cod (miso) was delicious. The sushi assortment was…read morealmost too beautiful to eat.

The best sushi I have had in Halifax! I went with my mother and everything was so fresh. The…read moreservice was also very good, polite and efficient. They have options of sushi that other sushi restaurants in town don't have. You do have to come early or make a reservation since there is limited seating, but since they make the sushi right when it's ordered it is all very fresh and worth waiting for in my opinion. If I could eat here every day, I would!

Very nice little place, it feels cozy. The service was impeccable. We had the miso soup, salmon…read moreteriyaki, spicy salmon roll and the sashimi platter. Everything tasted very very fresh and was delicious, I recommend this place %100. Congratulations to the chef and the staff for this awesome experience.

Tasty and fresh with generous portions and consistently great service…read more Highly recommend this restaurant.

Spectacular! This is now a weekly spot for me and every single thing I have tried is amazing! My…read morefavorite item is the Atlantic Hot Creamy roll (if you like a roll with cream cheese, you gotta try it)! The miso soup is outstanding! Always so friendly and clean. Highly recommend! It's always steadily busy too.

Ordered for a dinner pick up. Ordered some pad Thai, chicken teriyaki, and some sushi's…read more The pad Thai was a little spicier than I wanted, but it was still good. The chicken teriyaki tasted simple, but got the job done. The sushi's were tasty and fresh. The gentleman that assured me at pick up was kind and courteous. The place was quiet, as it was near closing time.

Dinner with my two boys, ages 12 and 15, was a great experience. We were all very happy with the…read moresushi, the service was friendly, and everything tasted fresh. The only downside was that after we finished our meal, we had to wait quite a while for the bill.

Sushi Jet is what would happen if sushi was invented in Halifax: enthusiastically fried, generously…read moresauced, and paired with things that make you tilt your head and wonder "why." I'm not saying anyone comes to an all-you-can-eat Nova Scotia sushi joint expecting an authentic Japanese experience, but this place takes a creative interpretation of the genre...let's call it sushi-inspired. Case in point: the fruit situation. Strawberries and bananas aren't exactly traditional sashimi accompaniments, but if you've ever thought "you know what this salmon needs? Fruit," then you're in the right place. Personally, the only fruit that I believe belongs in sushi is an avocado. I sampled an ambitious cross-section of the menu: hand rolls, nigiri, regular rolls, tempura, soups, curry, short ribs, weekend specials. The real adventure comes with anything sporting an action-movie name like "dynamite" or "volcano"--I discovered these translate to "swimming in sweet, creamy sauce." By the end of the meal, even if you skip dessert, everything starts tasting like dessert. Your seared nigiri arrives pre-glazed with creamy mayo and sauce, as if they're really committed to the theme. The only item that was safe from the sugar was the sashimi. That said, the service was genuinely great. Food arrived quickly, and the staff were as sweet as the sauces--friendly, attentive, and clearly taking pride in what they do. At nearly $40 per person, you could hit an izakaya for a different experience, but if you're the type who thinks donair sauce is a food group and condensed milk improves everything, this might just be your spot.

Do. NOT. eat. Here. On Thursday, a couple of friends and I…read morewere downtown, hungry, and had heard only things about this place (We didn't read the reviews before going). The beginning of our evening was okay - the server was a little awkward - but we got our orders placed, and the first few dishes came quickly. After we finished the food in front of us we noticed we were still waiting on a couple things (All of our sushi). It made sense that it would take some time, and we were okay with waiting, but after TWO HOURS and countless attempts to get someone over it was very frustrating. We made eye contact with a female waiter who stared back several times and once even shook her head at us and still didn't come. We attempted to request it on the tablet for the check because we were getting pretty tired and just wanted to leave at that point. Still nothing. It was the same when we called for water. When we finally got someone's attention, we were hungry again because it had taken SO LONG that we still asked for the sushi we were missing. The woman brought us of the things we requested, even after showing her the order history on the tablet. Around this time, we had all agreed that after eating we felt nauseous, and one of my friends even had to go to the bathroom to puke it up. The bathrooms smelt TERRIBLE, and there was paper towel strewn about the floors and sink. Overall we sat there for about 4 hours. We finished eating around an hour and a half, waited two, and then waited another 45 minutes for our check after that. Makes me sick. Staff is awkward, unwelcoming, and rude. Don't even get me started on the cups. Would not recommend it to a rat in the alleyway. Not worth the $45 dollars. Save yourself some time and go to Mizu.