Wasabi Jane

Wasabi Jane’s is a place that we hit for lunch once every few weeks, and the quality really stays pretty high for a place that’s in the mall. I always do the yakisoba noodles, and every chicken dish has been pretty tasty (my personal choice is always the sesame chicken). Worth a look if you’re near Park Meadows.

Barf!!! Chicken was so tough the fork they gave me wouldn’t pierce through the meat. Mixed vegetables, more like soggy cabbage

The place appears well together but the food was not. Rice was not cooked well, bbq chicken was more pieces than actual chicken. The prices were high for food that was mediocre to blah. Well at least I know know.

A little below average for taste and health. The tofu was oily, the chicken curry too saucy, and the spring roll was soggy inside. Quick mall food. We’ll try something else next time.

I went here for my lunch break (I work at the mall) because it was the shortest line. BAD CHOICE. A couple of hours later I was vomiting every 30 min… this lasted into the night and finally stopped in the morning. I had the sesame chicken and noodles… thanks to Wasabi Janes I lost 4 lbs in a weekend. Will never go back

Pleasantly surprised with the Mustard Chicken and Yakisoba

Again, waffling between 2 and 3 stars. But it does have a feisty looking name, conjuring up something spicy and exotic — and no doubt, that’s what lures people over here. For what it does (Asian mall food), it’s ok – admittedly, I only wanted a little something so I ordered some wontons and a water. Staff is fairly polite. Moderately priced for mall food. I’d love to tell you some choices on their menu, but silly me, I thought *surely* there’d be a corporate «Wasabi Jane» menu somewhere out on the web. Nothing that 5 minutes of poking around uncovered though… so…I can’t. Except… they have wontons… that’s…kinda cool… Kind of a cross between Panda Express and Tokyo Joe’s…
Noisy area, but then, it’s the middle of the food court at freakin Park Meadows Mall, so «qui cenare cave», let those who dine beware (thank you, Google Translate!)

It sounds contradicting and even misleading when we say «Should be ONE star» or «ONE ½» but maybe sometimes that’s appropriate. The good here is that they are very nice, they offer you samples and it’s cheap. The bad is everything else.
Fast Asian slop put together in Panda Exp style only with less options and even less frills. The last two times I’ve been there the so called «steak» is thinly sliced gristle. Simply Disgusting. No need to spend any more time writing as the other two reviews are correct: What do you expect from a Mall court.
Try the Cajun place on the other side. Same chicken but looks to be prepared better.
Blec!

In side the mall in the food court. It is decent. The food is a bit salty … but what can you expect for quick service? The staff is friendly. there is typically a line on weekends … but it moves pretty quick. try the BBQ Chicken.

When was the last time you went to a mall food court and got something fresh?
I, for one, have never had the luxury until I gazed on the well presented meats, rice, and veggies of Wasabi Jane’s. It’s a wonder a place like Panda Express can sutain itself in the same food court.
Was pleasantly pleased with this lunch, which featured pinneapple chicken, bbq pork, and my guilty pleasure, wontons… the latter and a fountan drink made me break my $ 10 rule, which I find myself breaking often these days. Oh well, it was worth it!