Wagaya Japanese - Atlanta

Great tempura and variety of meat. The only think I didn't like was the soup. Btw, be careful if you order something spicy (e.g., spicy tuna , you'll get what you asked for :

Best restaurant I visited in Atlanta! Disclaimer: I've never had authentic Japanese food at a restaurant before. Loved the menu composition?familiar favorites like ramen, sushi and katsu curry are represented alongside less commonly seen rice and noodle dishes. The restaurant mirrored that same vibe?J pop blasts out of the speakers, but the restaurant itself is minimally decorated and has primarily wood furnishings. We ordered the agedashi tofu mochi $7) as well as the

We like to try different noodle houses from different regions. This place feels very traditional. You can usually judge a places authenticity by the ethnicity of the clientele. When I see alot of Japanese people around me...I know I am in the right place. Ordered the Tokontzu Black combo and the broth was great! I also was jealous about the sushi that our neighbors had and when I will return we will test it out. Make sure that you visit the little grocery store in the

Authentic Japanese dishes with reasonable price! Service was great, food came out fast! Every thing is fresh and delicious. Love the nigiris! One of the best Japanese restaurant in Atlanta imo.

The food at this restaurant was fantastic! If I ever come back to Atlanta, I will definitely return because I want to try their ramen, katsu curry, and katsudon. They have a wide range of options on their menu. I'm not usually a fan of sushi rolls but I enjoyed all of them here. The sashimi was very fresh, with a good selection including tuna, salmon, yellowtail, and mackerel. The presentation of the rolls was also impressive, with one using flames and another with a smoke effect. Overall, a great dining experience!