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Casual, subdued Japanese eatery offering sushi, sashimi, noodle bowls & meat entrees.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 12–10 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 924 FL-436, Casselberry, FL 32707
Phone: (407) 636-3251
Website: https://www.facebook.com/WaSushiCasselberry/
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Reviews
Stephanie K
From the moment we walked in, this place exceeded every expectation. I brought my son and my dad for a special lunch out, and it turned into one of the best dining experiences we’ve ever shared.
The atmosphere was warm, inviting, and beautifully done — the kind of place where you instantly feel comfortable and excited to be there. The staff? Absolutely phenomenal. Kind, attentive, and genuinely welcoming.
Now let’s talk about the sushi… hands down the BEST sushi I have ever had. Every bite was incredibly fresh, perfectly prepared, and bursting with flavor. You can taste the quality immediately. The presentation was stunning, and the ingredients were top-tier.
This wasn’t just lunch — it was an experience. Three generations at one table, all completely impressed. We will absolutely be back. If you’re looking for stellar sushi and an unforgettable atmosphere, this is the place.
… moreThe atmosphere was warm, inviting, and beautifully done — the kind of place where you instantly feel comfortable and excited to be there. The staff? Absolutely phenomenal. Kind, attentive, and genuinely welcoming.
Now let’s talk about the sushi… hands down the BEST sushi I have ever had. Every bite was incredibly fresh, perfectly prepared, and bursting with flavor. You can taste the quality immediately. The presentation was stunning, and the ingredients were top-tier.
This wasn’t just lunch — it was an experience. Three generations at one table, all completely impressed. We will absolutely be back. If you’re looking for stellar sushi and an unforgettable atmosphere, this is the place.
Karen W
What a delightful Sushi experience! We visited this restaurant in December, 2025. We had an unforgettable dining experience. From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere was warm, inviting, and perfectly suited for an exceptional meal. The sushi itself was nothing short of extraordinary—fresh, artfully prepared, and bursting with flavor in every bite. You can truly taste the care and craftsmanship that goes into each dish.
But what really elevated the entire evening was our server, Kaye, who was absolutely exceptional. Her knowledge of the menu was impressive, offering thoughtful recommendations that were spot-on. She was kind and attentive without ever feeling intrusive, anticipating what we needed before we even had to ask. Her genuine enthusiasm and professionalism added a personal touch that made the meal feel truly special.
Between the incredible food and the outstanding service, this restaurant has earned a permanent spot on my list of favorites. I can’t wait to come back—and I’ll definitely be asking for the Kaye as our server next time!
… moreBut what really elevated the entire evening was our server, Kaye, who was absolutely exceptional. Her knowledge of the menu was impressive, offering thoughtful recommendations that were spot-on. She was kind and attentive without ever feeling intrusive, anticipating what we needed before we even had to ask. Her genuine enthusiasm and professionalism added a personal touch that made the meal feel truly special.
Between the incredible food and the outstanding service, this restaurant has earned a permanent spot on my list of favorites. I can’t wait to come back—and I’ll definitely be asking for the Kaye as our server next time!
Clement Ching
I am from Toronto and I love Japanese cuisine. I was in Orlando to visit relatives in mid December for four days. They brought me to their favourite Japanese restaurant, Wa Sushi. I found the sushi and sashimi prepared by the chefs to be excellent with their own unique touch. I love the The food so much that I had to return on the day of my departure for the second time. I highly recommend from their Special menu, the Bluefin Tuna Experience, Land and Sea Tasting, and Grilled Kamasu swordfish, and Jalapeño Hamachi. Of all the eateries I have visited in Orlando, this is by far this best. High compliments to the sushi chefs. The servers were efficient and friendly, especially Emma, whose pleasant personality and wow fingernails made our visits great dining experiences. This is definitely a must visit when I come back.
… moreElizabeth
We love Wa Sushi. The food is very delicious and unique. However, the prices have become very high over the last 3 years.
Dishes that used to cost $12 are now $18. And the servings are now very small. Otherwise, The service is good, attentive and polite. The ambiance is cozy, but could use some freshening. Emma, our server, is always sweet and accommodating.
Overall, we love the food so much (honestly, you cannot find Japanese dishes and sushi of this quality anywhere else near where-the-hell-is Casselberry, FL), that we will be returning frequently.
And, unlike downtown Orlando or Disney, parking is convenient and free!
… moreDishes that used to cost $12 are now $18. And the servings are now very small. Otherwise, The service is good, attentive and polite. The ambiance is cozy, but could use some freshening. Emma, our server, is always sweet and accommodating.
Overall, we love the food so much (honestly, you cannot find Japanese dishes and sushi of this quality anywhere else near where-the-hell-is Casselberry, FL), that we will be returning frequently.
And, unlike downtown Orlando or Disney, parking is convenient and free!
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I’ve been a regular since their previous location. The sushi is always fresh and delicious, with some fish even imported from Japan. Their lunch prices are very reasonable, too. I only wish there were a few more options on the kitchen menu.
… moreEmily Smith
It was our first time trying this place and we were shocked, it is outstanding! I love sushi and have tried a lot of places in orlando and this just went straight to the top of the list. The sushi was extremely fresh and flavorful. Our favorites were the Samurai roll and Fuji roll. The niku udon is also really good and very flavorful. Additionally, the service is incredible, two ladies looked after us and were very kind and super attentive. They gave great recommendations!
… moreChristopher Atkinson
I vetted every single Magical Dining Month menu in Orlando, and I picked the top six to eat at this year. Wa Sushi easily made that list. Very unique items, amazing sounding sushi items, and a fun dessert that you don’t see everywhere. Let’s begin, shall we?
Ambiance was really nice. It’s very cozy. Dimly lit, a small hallway leading to the sushi bar. And on that sushi bar was a displayed giant tuna head. I was shocked. It was a very cook centerpiece to the restaurant.
Service was also very nice. Our server was very nice, from Japan herself, so she helped us pick the best options for us. Food came out at a good pace. We didn’t feel hurried or anything. Drinks kept flowing all night.
Apps
Ninja (spicy tuna, shiso and squid rolled with nori then tempura fried; topped with chili oil, eel sauce, masago, scallion and sesame seed). This was a lot of fun, never had it before. Nice flavor combo with the tuna and the squid, made a little earthy with the shiso, and then made super crispy with the tempura frying.
Tako Karaage (Japanese style deep fried marinaded octopus). Another thing I’ve never had. Nice little chunks of tentacles fried in the super crispy karaage style. Not too chewy, served with a nice, slightly spicy Japanese mayo. Love it.
Mains
Samurai Roll and Ultimate Tuna Roll (our top 2 best-selling rolls). Two beautiful, contrasting rolls. One roll with very delicious fried eel on top, one with very fresh tuna on top. The best of both worlds of rolls. Solid choice.
Nigiri Moriawase (20th Anniversary Dish) (10 pieces of Chef’s selection of nigiri) (Upgrade to grand nigiri moriawase). Yes, we upgraded. We asked what the difference was, and it just seemed like a very enjoyable addition of different seafood. Some stand-outs being the toro, of course, the scallop, and the always lovely amberjack. Worth the upgrade.
Dessert
So a dessert caveat. The MDM menu online says that they have tempura cheesecake on the menu, but they don’t. And they won’t let you get it, I asked. So don’t be fooled. But the two desserts we ended up getting were excellent and I wasn’t too butt hurt at all.
Matcha Cheesecake (creamy cheesecake infused with premium matcha, perfectly smooth with a light green tea finish). This was insane. It was a warm matcha cheesecake. Ultra creamy, just matcha-y enough, and a nice bite from the crust. This was a great dessert.
Matcha crepe cake (Japanese twist on the French classic of paper-thin crepes layered with matcha cream). One of the best desserts I’ve had in years. So many layers. So much texture play between those layers and the cream. It was so delicate, I would have a hard time believing that it wasn’t made in-house.
Overall, wow, this little sushi shop in a strip mall really blew my mind. Not only did I love supporting them for participating in Magical Dining, but I also loved my meal, and I can’t wait to come back one day.
… moreAmbiance was really nice. It’s very cozy. Dimly lit, a small hallway leading to the sushi bar. And on that sushi bar was a displayed giant tuna head. I was shocked. It was a very cook centerpiece to the restaurant.
Service was also very nice. Our server was very nice, from Japan herself, so she helped us pick the best options for us. Food came out at a good pace. We didn’t feel hurried or anything. Drinks kept flowing all night.
Apps
Ninja (spicy tuna, shiso and squid rolled with nori then tempura fried; topped with chili oil, eel sauce, masago, scallion and sesame seed). This was a lot of fun, never had it before. Nice flavor combo with the tuna and the squid, made a little earthy with the shiso, and then made super crispy with the tempura frying.
Tako Karaage (Japanese style deep fried marinaded octopus). Another thing I’ve never had. Nice little chunks of tentacles fried in the super crispy karaage style. Not too chewy, served with a nice, slightly spicy Japanese mayo. Love it.
Mains
Samurai Roll and Ultimate Tuna Roll (our top 2 best-selling rolls). Two beautiful, contrasting rolls. One roll with very delicious fried eel on top, one with very fresh tuna on top. The best of both worlds of rolls. Solid choice.
Nigiri Moriawase (20th Anniversary Dish) (10 pieces of Chef’s selection of nigiri) (Upgrade to grand nigiri moriawase). Yes, we upgraded. We asked what the difference was, and it just seemed like a very enjoyable addition of different seafood. Some stand-outs being the toro, of course, the scallop, and the always lovely amberjack. Worth the upgrade.
Dessert
So a dessert caveat. The MDM menu online says that they have tempura cheesecake on the menu, but they don’t. And they won’t let you get it, I asked. So don’t be fooled. But the two desserts we ended up getting were excellent and I wasn’t too butt hurt at all.
Matcha Cheesecake (creamy cheesecake infused with premium matcha, perfectly smooth with a light green tea finish). This was insane. It was a warm matcha cheesecake. Ultra creamy, just matcha-y enough, and a nice bite from the crust. This was a great dessert.
Matcha crepe cake (Japanese twist on the French classic of paper-thin crepes layered with matcha cream). One of the best desserts I’ve had in years. So many layers. So much texture play between those layers and the cream. It was so delicate, I would have a hard time believing that it wasn’t made in-house.
Overall, wow, this little sushi shop in a strip mall really blew my mind. Not only did I love supporting them for participating in Magical Dining, but I also loved my meal, and I can’t wait to come back one day.
Joshua Satto
Authentic Japanese food! I was impressed—the quality of the fish here is on the same level or even surpasses the “high-end” establishments in Orlando. Another key aspect is the rice, which was cooked perfectly!
Additionally, the waitress was kind, thoughtful, and offered plenty of suggestions. The sushi chefs were also masters at their craft because the rice and fish meshed together perfectly.
I really love how they have a rotating weekly menu—which has local and Japanese fish. The variety is astounding!
This is now my GO TO spot when I’m in the area!
… moreAdditionally, the waitress was kind, thoughtful, and offered plenty of suggestions. The sushi chefs were also masters at their craft because the rice and fish meshed together perfectly.
I really love how they have a rotating weekly menu—which has local and Japanese fish. The variety is astounding!
This is now my GO TO spot when I’m in the area!
Michelle Mitchell
Tried the Bluefin tuna experience and it was good. Had uni to finish up the meal, it was a bit dry. The overall experience was good and Kaye was very helpful and friendly.
… moreGloria
The food was amazing!! Everything tasted exactly as it should, and the sushi rice (which is so often overlooked) was perfectly made and seasoned. The fish was fresh and served at the right temperature. Their servings are Japanese sized, which is exactly what I was looking for, but if you’re used to American sized servings, you might have to adjust your expectations. Service was a little slow during peak lunch hours, and it took 20-30 mins for us to get our food, but it wasn’t a very big deal.
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