Wabisabi Teppan Steak House Sushi

Wabi Sabi has been a family favorite over the years, and even though the new one opened up in Eastvale, this location is the one we prefer to visit. We sat in a booth since there was no wait, but I do enjoy watching the chefs cook. The place is a typical Japanese themed restaurant with a Teppanyaki side and a sushi bar side, with booths located between. The food at this visit was great, with the chicken and steak cooked perfectly, as well as the calamari. The staff was great, friendly and really attentive. You can understand why this place is pretty busy on a Monday night. We even got a little treat from the sushi chef, even though we didn't get sushi during this visit.

The place is a little run down but service and food was good.

Our first and last time here.! I ordered a glass of wine that was on the menu and they didn’t have it. My husband ordered a beer that was on the menu they did not have that. The cook was finished with everybody’s dinner in 10 minutes. Vegetables on the grill were raw, rice was barely cooked and warm, and he scallops that I ordered were fishy.!!! Service was absolutely horrible, server(if you want to call her that) was rude, unattentive, and very nasty to her manager.! Same you time and money…Go elsewhere.!!

Today is my wife's Birthday and our family of 5 decided to go here at Wabi Sabi for dinner! We were in the front of the line waiting for them to open at 5 pm. We entered and was seated at a grill and waited for the chef to come with his cart and put on a cooking show which was pretty good! The food was placed on our plates and we ate until we were stuffed! We also ordered 3 different sushi rolls and my wife wanted a soft shell crab for an appetizer! The place looked clean and a lot of bamboo looking walls! Plenty of people working keeping everyone happy!

So been going here for a long time pretty regularly and we enjoy the food, although some chefs are better than others. But this review isn't about the food. Just a warning to anyone bringing a few folks here for a birthday or larger event like we did. So, first off... This is on me too, Wabi Sabi gave me the itemized receipt and the card merchant receipt for the bill, and honestly I just scanned the itemized and looked at the merchant bill to wrap out the check. So the tab was like $825 I paid a 20% tip and signed off at just shy of a grand. Well I found the old receipt, and come to find out they included about $120 in tips in the $825... Now I know it's common for restaurants to do this w/larger parties and I should have done my due diligence, but bc we go here pretty often I just did the usual. But kinda shiesty that they didn't tell me the included the tips and the merchant receipt still has the tip boxes on it even after including the tips. So anyway, hey guess the service staff got blessed that night. But heads up y'all and buyer beware!!! They aren't going to tell you tips are included in the bill, and don't be like me and double tip.