Wagaya Japanese - Atlanta

Decent eating - not my favorite Japanese meal, but it was good. the employees seem to know about gluten-free. most of their menus are not gluten-free. even her sushi her rice said they contain gluten soup containing gluten. that was all disappointing. they made me a bowl with chicken, egg and pure rice and had gluten-free soy sauce, but it was very easy. the rest of our party enjoyed their meal. it was good Japanese only not amazing Japanese. lively place with very bad benches. not worth the journey of alphreatta.

Everything was absolutely delicious? let's just say when I return to atl, 100% will return bc I want to try the ritter? katsu curry, katsudon, this place has so much to offer. I am not a rolling man, but still enjoy her and love? the sashimi, very fresh and good selection of thunfish, salmon, yellowtail to makrele. one of the rolls we have ordered, uses the flames and another roll with smoke effect that both have helped definitiw with the total presentation!

Wide selection of plates. Specialty rolls are really good. The Unagi rice is the best! The tonkatsu is okay. I have to say: the dine in experience is super different from the takeout. I was first disappointed by the takeout but amazed by my second dine in experience

Very good sushi. Fresh fish, lovely sides, great gyoza. Loved the spicy tuna sushi. Spinach was good. Great sizing too.

I’m a GT student and went here twice, once with a friend at lunch and another with my boyfriend for dinner. Both times was great! They have a nice selection of Japanese food items to choose from. Their online menu is the same as the menu you’ll use in store with a QR code. The fish is fresh and tempura is crispy. The nigiri and sashimi can be on the pricey side, but their lunch and dinner sets are well worth the money for their portion sizes. In terms of restaurant atmosphere, it’s very home-y with traditional Japanese sushi house decorations and uniforms. It’s a little small but has two unisex restrooms and each wooden table has a cute soy sauce pot. Staff is friendly and tended to us well. In the background, there’s the sound of the chefs cooking and Japanese music. If you like anime, you would recognize a couple anime songs haha. The location is right across from an Auto Spa and next to a gas station, so it can be difficult to find a parking space next to the area. I walked there from GT campus so it’s not too bad, but I do tend to be more cautious walking through. Nevertheless, I loved Wagaya and would definitely go again!