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Wasabi Fusion May We Suggest 912-988-8145 http://www.poolertakeout.com Wasabi Fusion May We Suggest... Wasabi Traditional Lunch Sushi House favorites Tuesday-Friday 11:00 am til 2:30 pm. Redneck Roll $12.00 Sushi Lunch $13.00 Sushi Appetizers Spicy tuna and shrimp tempura, 8 pcs california roll, 5 pcs nigiri Seaweed Salad $6.00 crispy outside, sweet chili sauce on Sushi Deluxe Lunch $15.00 Chilled seaweed salad top 8 pcs california roll, 6 pcs tekka Squid Salad $7.00 Teryaki Chicken $8.00 (Tuna), 5 pcs nigiri Tuna Peppercorn Steak $11.00 Sashimi Lunch $13.00 Tuna peppercorn seared with Appetizer 9 pcs assorted fish sweet chili sauce Edamame $6.00 Sashimi Deluxe Lunch $18.00 Spicy Tuna Tar-Tar $12.00 Steamed soybean 15 pcs assorted fish Avocado topped with tuna tar-tar Gyoza $6.00 Sushi and Sashimi Lunch $17.00 and quail egg Grilled or Fried beef dumpling 8 pcs california roll, 8 pcs sashimi, Navy Submarine $12.00 Shumai $5.00 6 pcs nigiri Chopped seafood, jalapeno, onion, Steamed shrimp dumpling Chirashi Sushi Lunch $16.00 green onion with soy bean sauce Wasabi Shumai $6.00 Assorted sashimi over a bed of Sashimi Appetizer $15.00 Steamed pork dumpling sushi rice, served with house salad 3 pcs of tuna, salmon and yellow Agedashi Tofu $6.00 and Miso or Mushroom Soup tail Fried tofu, bonito, green onion Tekka Don Lunch $16.00 Seviche $12.00 Egg Roll $2.00 Tuna Sashim over a bed of sushi Tuna and salmon, sliced jalapeno, rice, served with house salad and onion, crab stick, cilantro, gren onion pork, vegetables miso or mushroom soup and sweet villager sauce Harumaki Spring Roll $6.00 Una Ju Lunch $20.00 White Ninja $12.00 Shrimp, vegetables Grilled eel on a bed of steamed White tuna seared with avocado Crab Wonton $6.00 rice, served with house salad and and white vinegar sauce Crab, cream cheese, green onion miso or mushroom soup Fuji Yama $12.00 Crispy Fried Calamari $8.00 Power Booster Lunch $15.00 Chopped seafood, jalapeno, onion, Fried squid 6 pc tuna and avocado roll, 4 pc green onion with sweet chili sauce Tempura Vegetables $6.00 spicy tuna roll, 4 pc California roll, Tuna Tataki $11.00 6 pcs deep fried veg NIGIRI: tuna, salmon, shrimp, bay Seared tuna with vinegar and miso Tempura Shrimp $6.00 shrimp gunkan, served with house sauce, green onion with sweet chili Deep fried 3 pcs shrimp vegetable salad and miso or mushroom soup sauce Soft Shell Crab $8.00 Mega Power Booster Lunch $18.00 Fried Crab 6 pc tuna and avocado roll, 4 pc Sushi Rolls spicy tuna roll, 4 pc crunchy shrimp Hamachi kama $9.00 roll, 4 pc California roll, NIGIRI: tuna, Oh Baby I Love You $12.00 Yellow tail cheek salmon, shrimp, yellow tail, bay Lobster meat inside with cream Fried Duck $10.00 shrimp. gunkan, and spicy tuna hand cheese, crispy outside with sweet Fried duck breast, sweet soy sauce roll served with house salad and miso sauce on top Batayaki Spinach $6.00 or mushroom soup American Gigolo $14.00 sauteed spinach Salmon Feast Lunch $27.00 Shrimp tempura with cream Batayaki Aspargus $7.00 5 Different kinds of Salmon cheese, crispy outside, topped with sauteed asparagus Sashimi, served with rice, house lobster Batayaki Shitake $7.00 salad and miso or mushroom soup I'm Lonely Tonight $12.00 sauteed shitake mushrooms Tuna Feast Lunch $29.00 Lobster meat inside with cream 5 Different kinds of Tuna Sashimi, cheese, whole avocado on top, Teriyaki Lunch served with rice, house salad and sprinkled with wasabi caviar on top miso or mushroom soup Blue Hawaii Roll $9.00 Tuesday-Friday 11:00 am til 2:30 pm. Sushi and Tempura $18.00 Smoked salmon and crab meat, Served with rice, stir fry veg. and a Combination Lunch crispy outside, with caviar on the top house salad 3 pc Shrimp and 3 pc Vegetable Dynamite Roll $9.00 Teriyaki Vegetables Lunch $6.00 Tempura, NIGIRI: 1 pc each of Tuna, Spicy seafood roll, deep fried with Teriyaki Chicken Lunch $7.00 Salmon, Shrimp, 4 pc Crunchy aioli sauce Teriyaki Tofu Lunch $8.00 Shrimp Roll, 4 pc Spicy Tuna Roll, 4 Sock It to Me Baby $12.00 pc California Roll, served with house Spicy tuna inside with asparagus, Teriyaki Cod Fish Lunch $8.00 salad and miso or mushroom soup crispy outside, with sweet miso on Teriyaki Shrimp Lunch $8.00 Lunch Box $12.00 top Teriyaki Scallop Lunch $10.00 4 pc shrimp and vegetable Redneck Roll $12.00 Teriyaki Steak Lunch $10.00 tempura, teriyaki chicken, sauteed Spicy tuna and shrimp tempura, Yakiniku Steak Lunch $8.00 vegetables, 4 pc California Roll, crispy outside, sweet chili sauce on served with rice, salad and soup top Tokoyo Bento Box Lunch $14.00 Touch Me Baby $12.00 Teriyaki Combinations Fried Breaded Pork, Sauteed Tempura shrimp with cream Lunch Vegetables 4 pc California Roll, 3 pc cheese, with creamy lobster meat on Tuesday-Friday 11:00 am til 2:30 pm. Tuna Sashimi, served with rice, salad top Served with rice, stir fry vegetable, and soup Savannah Sunrise $8.50 miso or osumashi soup and a house Osaka Bento Box Lunch $16.00 Spicy Tuna on cucumber and salad 4 pc shrimp andpage vegetable 1 avocodo roll Chicken and Shrimp Lunch $10.00 tempura, sauteed vegetables, 5 pc Montgomery Cross Roll $9.00 Chicken and Scallops Lunch $12.00 nigiri, 3 pc tuna sashimi served with Fresh tuna, crab stick, avocado, rice, salad and soup and masago Steak and Shrimp Lunch $15.00 Ramen Lunch $9.00 Steak and Chicken Lunch $14.00 Philly Roll $7.50 Japanese egg noodle soup served Smoked salmon, cream cheese, Steak and Scallops Lunch $15.00 with house salad and avocado Shrimp and Scallops Lunch $13.00 Tempura Udon Lunch $11.00 Tempura Philly Roll $9.00 Steak Dinner Lunch $17.00 Japanese thick noodle soup served Deep fried smoked salmon, cream Lobster and Chicken Lunch $17.00 with house salad cheese, and avocado Lobster and Shrimp Lunch $19.00 Yakisoba Lunch $9.00 Savannah Spring Roll $9.00 Choice of stir-fry chicken, shrimp, Scallop Dinner Lunch $16.00 Steamed shrimp, crabstick, lettuce, or beef with Japanese thin noodles cucumber, avocado and mayo, and Lobster and Steak Lunch $24.00 served with miso or osumashi soup, masago Steak, Shrimp and Chicken $25.00 and house salad Thom Roll $9.00 Lunch Yakisoba Combo Lunch $14.00 Deep fried tuna, crabstick, salmon Stir-fry chicken,shrimp, and beef with aioli sauce, and red tobiko with Japanese thin noodles miso or Under Power Roll $9.00 Teriyaki Dishes osumashi soup, and house salad Fresh salmon, cucumber, and All teriyaki dinners are served with Yaki Udon Lunch $11.00 rice, stir fry veg, miso, osumashi avocado Stir-fry chicken, shrimp, or beef Punch Roll $9.00 with Japanese thick noodles served soup, or house salad Lightly fried eel, avocado, and with miso or osumashi soup, and Teriyaki Vegetables $7.00 cream cheese Teryaki Chicken $8.00 house salad Yaki Udon Combo Lunch $14.00 Titanic Roll $9.00 Deep fried crabstick, avocado, and Teriyaki Tofu $9.00 Stir-fry chicken, shrimp, and beef masago Teriyaki Cod Fish $9.00 with Japanese thick noodles served Teriyaki Grilled Shrimp $9.00 with miso or osumashi soup, and Savannah Beach Roll $9.50 house salad Tuna, salmon, yellowtail, and Teriyaki Scallops $11.00 avocado, with red tobiko on top Yakiniku Steak $9.00 Curry Lunch $10.00 Choice shrimp or beef with curry Kappa Maki Roll $4.00 Teriyaki Steak $12.00 gravy served with rice, miso or Cucumber roll osumashi soup and house salad Tekka Maki Roll $6.00 Teriyaki Combinations Tonkatsu Curry Lunch $11.00 Tuna Roll All combination dinners are served Deep fried pork with curry gravy Avocado Roll $6.00 with rice, stir fry veg, miso or served with rice, miso or osumashi Asparagus Roll $6.00 osumashi soup and house salad soup or house salad Spinach Roll $6.00 Chicken and Shrimp $11.00 Tonkatsu Lunch $10.00 Tempura Asparagus Roll $7.00 Deep fried pork served with Combination vegetables rice, miso or osumashi Assorted Fresh Vegetable Roll $8.00 Chicken and Scallops $13.00 soup and house salad Daily fresh vegetable Combination Salmon Batayaki Lunch $14.00 California Roll $6.00 Steak and Shrimp Combination$16.00 Grilled Salmon filet, sauteed Ebi Tempura Maki $9.00 Steak and Chicken $15.00 vegetables, serve with rice, salad and Tempura shrimp and assorted soup fresh vegetables Combination Soft Shell Crab Plate Lunch $11.00 Hi Life Roll $10.00 Steak and Scallops $16.00 Deep fried crab served with Avocado, smoked salmon, Combination vegetables, rice, miso or osumashi kanikama, cucumber, with sour Shrimp and Scallops $14.00 soup and house salad cream and potato chips Combination Tempura Vegetable Lunch $9.00 Iso Maki $10.00 Steak Dinner $18.00 Lightly fried 8 pcs vegetable Saki, maguro, asparagus, ginger, tempura, served with rice, miso or ponzu sauce, and crispy rice Lobster and Chicken $18.00 osumashi soup and house salad Kamikazi Roll $10.00 Combination Shrimp Tempura Lunch $12.00 Kanikama, avocado, cucumber, Scallop Dinner $17.00 Lightly fried 5 pcs shrimp tempura, unagi, tobiko Lobster and Shrimp $20.00 5 pcs vegetable tempura, rice, miso Lobster Salad Roll $12.00 Combination or osumashi soup,and house salad Lobster meat with mayonnaise Lobster and Steak Combination$26.00 Seafood Tempura Lunch $14.00 Oh My God Roll $11.00 5pc each of assorted seafood and Steak, Shrimp and Chicken $26.00 Maguro, saki, hamachi, cream vegetable tempura, served with rice, cheese, crispy outside and chili Combination salad and soup sauce Fried Rice Lunch $11.00 Rainbow Roll $13.00 Soups Your choice of chicken, shrimp, or Kanikama, cucumber, and Miso Soup $3.00 beef fried rice, served with miso or avocado, topped with assorted Osumashi Soup (mushroom) $3.00 osumashi soup, and house salad sashimi Fried Rice Combo Lunch $13.00 Lobster Bisque (Cup) $5.00 Rock and Roll $10.00 Chicken, shrimp, and beef fried Unagi, avocado, and two kinds of Lobster Bisque (Bowl) $8.00 rice, served with miso or osumashi caviar Seafood Egg Drop (Cup) $5.00 soup, and house salad Spicy Tuna Maki $9.00 Seafood Egg Drop (Bowl) $8.00 Tekka with sweet spicy sauce on Wasabi Express Lunch top Salads Tuesday-Friday 11:00 am til 2:30 pm.
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