Wasabi On 82nd St Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar

I do not recommend Wasabi on 82nd... there was a hair in our ginger, they had the air on and they didn't accept my Groupon bc they had it blacked out Nov 21-26... even though it expired the 28th :( one server for the entire place (it wasn't too busy), rice was kinda mushy (never happened at a sushi restaurant in the 10 years I've ate sushi)and over sauced sushi (sadly, very common). As much as you pay for the rolls, you'd think you'd want to taste the flavors that play on each other in the rolls?
The server was not concerned with the hair that was in the ginger and didn't offer any sort of exchange of food or discount...Just all around bad experience for $40 (2 waters, 2 salads, 3 rolls and a soup)

One of the worst dining experiences I have ever had.  After our food arrived, the sushi tasted borderline rotten. When the server asked how everything tasted, we explained one of the dishes did not taste right. He proceeded to argue with us trying to convince us we ordered a very strong tasting fish (which we did not). My companion and i split the bill, and she paid the tip. When I received my bank statement on line, I noticed they added an extra tip on my bill. Not only is their food terrible, the wait staff was very rude, and they are unethical.  I have never taken the time to write a review before, but this experience was so bad that I wanted to share to make sure others are aware.

Wasabi is one of my favorite places to eat around Indianapolis when it comes to sushi.

While it is not the absolute best I've ever had, their flavors and attention to detail are what keep bringing me and my wife back. I make a point to try a different roll whenever possible, and have yet to be disappointed in the flavors, though as many others have said, the Mistake Roll is one of the best on the menu.

In short, the freshness, flavor, and care they take when making food is superb, and I would (and have) recommended it to everyone nearby to at least try once.

Also, if you're interested. Sign up for their sushi making classes on a Sunday. While I haven't tried it yet, I plan to. I'm sure I'll see at least one of you there.