Wasabi- Miro’s Restaurant Review
Did someone say ‘sushi’?
This is my first official restaraunt review, and it’s no accident that I chose our favorite sushi place. Let me start off by saying this place is as hip as they come.
The walls are painted with a nice graffiti style and the colors are easy on the eye. They have a video game room on the second floor (which you can rent out), and the food is spectacular (Of course, you have to like sushi. If you don’t like sushi I don’t know why you are still reading this).
They have original sushi types that you won’t find anywhere else; Mexican roll with guac and chips, Spicy Rocoto rolls, and my favorite, the ceviche roll.
It’s all amazing.
Platter of desert sushi…uh YUM!
I’ve been there for my 13th birthday, and countless other times. If you’re ever in Lima you should definitely stop by!
Oh, and did I mention it was all you can flippin eat!?
About the Author:
What can I say? I'm a fourteen year old boy traveling the world. Likes: Videogames, Cryptozoology, Life, Manga, Sushi, Tacos, Sushi-Tacos and Cacti. Dislikes: Snobby people, Cliche movies, Overcharging Taxis and getting hurt by aforementioned cacti.
Miro Sevin Siegel – who has written 57 posts on Raising Miro on the Road of Life - Travel Podcast.
Thanks for the short but interesting review
I’m originally from Lima and my husband has never been there. I just forwarded this link and told him that we need to go there. He LOVES sushi, and loves ceviche, so an all you can eat sushi place is all he needs to be happy 
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Hi Miro, I also like the mural (painting on the wall) of the restaurant. Very cool. The sushi you had looked delicious! I have a question for you — do you like to put wasabi on your sushi?! It makes my nose feel like it’s on fire! Thanks! I enjoyed your review!
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Heh, I’m from Lima, and Wasabi’s my favorite restaurant too, tomorrow I’ll go for the 8th time
so cool you had the chance to enjoy it!
The acevichado roll is my favorite as well, closely followed by the ‘pollo a la brasa’ (blackened chicken) maki
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