How to Say ‘Without wasabi’ in Japanese
わさび抜き
wasabi nuki
[wah-SAH-bee NOO-kee]
💬 Usage Tip: 抜き (nuki) after a food means "leave it out", and you can attach it to other ingredients: ネギ抜き "without green onion".
Phrase Breakdown
わさび
wasabi
[wah-SAH-bee]
wasabi
Spicy green Japanese horseradish, often served with sushi.
わさびが好きです。
I like wasabi.
抜き
nuki
[NOO-kee]
without; leaving out
Noun from 抜く 'to remove'; attached to a food to mean 'without it'.
氷抜きでください。
No ice, please.
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