W & Z Asian Bistro and Sushi Bar

The service was great and fast. They were busy but are able to hold a large number of people. We only waited a few minutes to be seated. Most of the food we had was good. The Pad Thai was a little bland, but adding chili paste helped. We ordered a variety of dishes to try as this was their brand opening. The cheese wontons, spicy garlic edemame, Phoenix roll, dragon roll, and the spicy mango shrimp were all good. We'll definitely be going back to try more of their food.

Visited for the first time and enjoyed it. Our server was pleasant and attentive. Food was generally quite good although the calamari appetizer was over cooked, tough and not edible. To their credit they replaced it quickly. The next one was better but wouldn't order it again nor would I recommend it. Our meals were all enjoyable. Would go back again.

It was shockingly difficult to try to find vegetarian options in an Asian restaurant. Tofu dish? Sorry, it has oyster sauce. Pad Thai? Sorry, same problem. I've never experienced this in an Asian restaurant before. They suggested I order from the gluten free / diet menu. Nothing there looked appealing. I ended up ordering vegetarian sushi. So there was no protein in my meal. The food was delivered nicely, but the wasabi was the absolute hottest I've ever experienced. Nearly inedible. The service was good. The eatery doesn't feel welcoming; it's dark. Upon walking in we didn't realize it was even open. We won't be back.

Excellent service and the food was really good. I tried the Japanese soda for the first time, and I love it! I recommend for desserts the mochi 😍 Prices are good too!

This was our third visit to W&Z, we decided to take-out. After calling in the order, it was ready as promised. We zipped home and quickly opened our Sweet & Sour Chicken, Mixed Veggies with Beef and two fried rice orders. As my wife opened her S&S Chicken, it was immediately obvious that it was simply deep fried chicken, with a side cup of orange sauce. No green & red peppers, carrots, onions or pineapple. She first scooped the chicken into a bowl, and while spooning the sweet and sour sauce a large chunk of plastic 2.5x2.5 inches saturated in S&S sauce came up on her spoon. We both were perplexed and placed the plastic on my lid... Trying to examine it, I spread it out and it was clearly plastic. We called to speak to the manager, but the manager wasn't available. My wife explained ingre