Wasabi

Wasabi by Morimoto restaurant is one of the finest Japanese restaurant in India using authentic Japanese ingredients and techniques with inspiration drawn from Asia and the West.

PROFILE
The award-winning Wasabi by Morimoto is one of the top rated restaurants in Asia. Located at The Taj Mahal Palace Hotel, Colaba, South Mumbai, overlooking the Mumbai Gateway of India, Wasabi by Morimoto restaurant hosts one of the finest Japanese as well as oriental cuisines in India using authentic Japanese ingredients and techniques with inspiration drawn from the Asian and the west. Wasabi by Morimoto is a stupendous five-star dining destination with elaborately decorated interiors where an outstanding sushi bar completes the perfect ambience.

MUST TRY:
Chilean Sea Bass

AMBIENCE
The restaurant is minimally but expensively decorated in a very modern way, quite distant from authentic Japanese feel.

SERVICE
The staff is very courteous and well trained in serving their customers to perfection.

FOOD
The appetizer, Edamame; and the Yellow Tail Carpaccio, Miso Soup; Soft shell crab; Sashimi Konyaku Ceviche and Roasted White Asparagus accompanied by a bowl of Miso Soup. For the mains expect meals such as the assortment of sushi rolls; grilled chicken teriyaki; Fish Sashimi and Maki; Pizzas; Fresh Tuna, Uni, pork belly; Spinach Tempura, California Sushi, Homarus Lobster Salad, Tomato Yoke and Gobo Kenchin; Dragon Roll. The fabulous miso and brazed black cod with garlic rice; Chilean sea bass and a lamb chop with some wasabi fried rice; lobster with panko crust and yuzu butter. The desserts were Green tea chocolate moon and Sakura peach compote. There is a great selection of wines and cocktails as well.

PRICING
INR 5,000 for two plus taxes

SUMMARY
The food is brilliant, every dish is fantastic and the service is excellent as well. The view from the restaurant is breathtakingly beautiful and grand restaurant awaits you with an ultimate luxury dining experience. It should be of note that this restaurant is way too expensive though worth going to at least for the experience.