Wasabi
on Main Street in Nyack



You'll find Wasabi directly in the center of the action and totally in the swing of the town of Nyack. Close to New York, a few minutes off the Tappan Zee, the area has long been a mecca for great restaurants and a lively food scene. and w


W hile you'll discover that there are lots of great eateries in this exciting little town, there is only one world-class Japanese restaurant, Wasabi.

Photo Courtesy NYTimes

As a renowned destination for sushi, Wasabi's fish are the freshest possible, arriving directly from the Hunt's Point Market, less than 30 minutes away, allowing them to reach your table in perfect condition.

But Wasabi is more than just food, it's the focus and centerpiece of Nyacks' late night party scene and bar culture. Come early for the food, stay late for the excitement!

Wasabi Chi
In the Heart of South Norwalk

At the top of Washington Street in the popular cast-iron historical district of South Norwalk, Connecticut, Wasabi Chi is the gateway for the area's culinary trekkers. Open for lunch and staying open until the wee hours, Wasabi is a lively, fun location.



Dozens of great restaurants and bars literally surround Wasabi Chi, but none equals its reputation for great food at lunch and dinner, its chic interior and overall coolness. A large sushi bar and several sushi chefs provide the freshest sushi and sashimi, and Chef Nguyen's innovative menu sparkles with exciting new twists on Asian standards.

In 2006, in its very first year of operation, Wasabi Chi was one of the only Japanese restaurants in Fairfield County to earn a Very Good" rating from Patricia Brooks of the New York Times.



Wasabi Chi is always in every local magazine's "favorites" list and customer responses range from "Yum, YUM!" to " A very satisfying experience, I'll be back from New York often!"