Contact
- 95 darling Ave, Portland ME Portland, ME, 04101
- +1 (207) 671-5869
- Greatwavesushi@gmail.com
- instagram.com/greatwavesushi
Roll into forever with flavor
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$
2500
For couples craving elegant, inventive wedding catering, Great Wave Sushi brings chef-driven Japanese cuisine to Portland, Maine celebrations—led by founder Alexander Herzog. Expect ultra-fresh, locally sourced ingredients and creative twists—think the buzz-worthy sushi burger—alongside classic nigiri, rolls, and interactive options like sushi-making classes for pre-wedding fun. With a menu that balances authenticity and approachability, they delivers refined flavors guests will rave about.
Why Choose Great Wave Sushi:
- Chef-driven sushi catering with Japanese artistry
- Creative dishes: sushi burgers, fusion rolls & classics
- Locally sourced, ultra-fresh ingredients
- Sushi-making classes for wedding parties & events
- Perfect for receptions, rehearsals & intimate gatherings
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