Most wasabi served in restaurants is actually green-dyed horseradish.
Why it is true
True wasabi is extremely difficult to cultivate and very expensive, so most establishments use a paste of horseradish, mustard, and green food coloring to mimic the flavor and appearance.
Source: Culinary Science
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