This place was fucking great! I didn't expect to like it as much as I did. When we arrived, we initially sat at the Hibachi section which is loud and very social--as we were in town for a funeral, it was not fitting for our mood. We made our way to the sushi side and were pleasantly surprised by the soft, quiet atmosphere that greeted us; it's like night and day from one side of the restaurant to the other. And the decor is great--love the fish tanks in the bar, the candles, and the spacing between the tables!
Our server was great. I believe his name was Corey, and it was his second day working there. He had good recommendations that we took him up on (see photos for details). Everything was fresh and delicious, and I loved my fruity drink. Corey was a really good server; attentive without lurking over us--my favorite! A good addition to this place.
What's great about Wasabi is that you can have two totally different experiences here: at the hibachi, you can be rowdy with friends and get a show; at the sushi side, you can have a more romantic, quiet evening and be able to have a good conversation with your dining companion. Best of both worlds, methinks. And the price was fitting for all elements that I consider when dining out. A+.