Wasabi Running Sushi & Wok

Wasabi Running Sushi & Wok in Budapest's III. kerület (Óbuda-Békásmegyer) is a restaurant offering Sushi, Japanese, and Wok dishes. This restaurant is aimed towards people looking for a variety of Japanese and Wok-style cuisine in the Óbuda-Békásmegyer area, catering to those seeking both traditional sushi and hot wok preparations.

A look at Wasabi Running Sushi & Wok's menu and price range

Wasabi Running Sushi & Wok in III. kerület offers a menu with a broad selection of popular Japanese and Wok dishes, with many items available for less than HUF 5,000. For instance, you can find "Masayo 3 tekercs" for HUF 4,990, "Budapest tekercs" for HUF 2,090, and "Heni 2 tekercs" for HUF 4,390. Maki rolls are generally priced between HUF 1,490 and HUF 3,490, such as "Avokádó maki (6 darab)" at HUF 1,790 and "Lazackaviár maki (6 darab)" at HUF 3,490. Larger options like "Tenger gyümölcsei homár szószban" are HUF 7,590, and a "Yomogi vegyes válogatás (1 box)" costs HUF 7,890. Some dishes, like "Pad kra prow" and "Ázsiai brassói választható feltéttel," are listed at HUF 0, indicating they might be part of a larger meal or have variable pricing based on additions. Offers include deals like a "3+1 akció (Ebédidőben)" for HUF 13,990 and various salmon-themed dishes with a "-40%" discount, like "-40% Lazac maki" for HUF 1,314.

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• Located in Óbuda-Békásmegyer, a historic district with Roman ruins.
• Features a diverse menu of Sushi, Japanese, and Wok dishes.
• Many popular dishes are priced under HUF 5,000, offering accessible options.
• Special lunch and dinner promotions, like "3+1 akció," are available.
• Offers gift vouchers and birthday discounts, enhancing its appeal for celebrations.

Óbuda-Békásmegyer, in the III. kerület, is a district characterized by a blend of historical charm and modern living. Once a Roman settlement, Aquincum, its past is still visible in archaeological sites. The area has evolved into a residential hub with a growing array of dining options. The food culture here reflects Budapest's diverse culinary landscape, with an increasing appreciation for international cuisines. Japanese and Wok restaurants, like this one, cater to a demand for fresh, often lighter, and flavorful alternatives to traditional Hungarian fare. It's a place where historical context meets contemporary tastes.