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Blue Hashi

3.4 (141 reviews)
ModerateJapanese
Open • 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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Matthew G.

If you like sushi, this is the place for you. Large menu with options that are cooked ;) Staff is friendly enough and a joy to watch work. The prices are decent, and the locals seem to love it. I'm not a fan of sushi, but the chicken skewers were delicious. Only flaw - the fried rice is not authentic. It's made to order, which true fried rice cannot be. It should be made from day old cooked rice, egg, and fried in a wok.

Evee G.

Food was awesome and delicious, but filling. My service was attentive and very nice. Only problem is that it was packed and not many tables to sit at, they were very close to each other but it was our first time and enjoyed it. Pricey but good. I had to tip the cooks as well because I believe they deserve it since they do make our food.

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Jamieleigh W.

Service was great and food was really good! Only minor complaint is that their tofu had cold spots in the miso soup but I've never had certain rolls before and they were delicious. Would definitely return!

Himachi with Hebenero Lime sauce. The Lime sauce was so good we asked for more.
Jan L.

SIGH...I wish I could give more stars.... A major move in 2021 to Idaho Falls gives me the ability to explore new businesses. It is exciting for me to be able to review these offerings on Yelp. One of the reasons we chose to live in Idaho Falls are the friendly people who live here. People smile, they take time to chat, they are welcoming. Except for the service I received at my second visit to Blue Hashi. So let me briefly mention the first visit. Our server was wonderful. She gave us great suggestions for what to order, our meals arrived in a timely fashion, and we enjoyed our dining experience. The photos I've posted are from this first visit which made us want to go return. However after our second visit...we have not returned. We had the dreaded server who insulted us, then left without taking our order or asking what she could get us. And to top it off - there were only two other tables with patrons in the restaurant. Service should not have been slow. When our food finally arrived it was good. They have good sushi chefs who know how to prepare fresh food well and in a timely fashion. Finally when the bill arrived we found the entree she suggested we try was an up charge over the one we were going to order and she had not told us it cost more. Another bad move on her part! I wanted to leave two pennies on the table so she would understand just how much she had insulted us and ruined our dining. But somehow, as sour as she was, it seemed right to give her at least a 10% tip, even though we've been leaving 20-30% due to Covid and how its hurt the restaurant business and the servers. In all our ventures into restaurants in Idaho Falls we have never felt unwelcome until this server at Blue Hashi. That second meal was in September and we haven't returned. What could have been a spectacular dining experience due to great food was turned into a sour meal we still regret.

Habanero Lime Hamachi
Dan D.

IDAHO FALLS DINING VARIETY CHALLENGE: Having recently moved here from Boise, we realize the variety of dining opportunities could be smaller. We hope to show there are many 4-5 star restaurants of various cuisines to be enjoyed as we experience them ourselves. This review is based on our second visit, on Sep 9, 2021. SUSHI - We were in a great mood, laughing and joking with each other. That's rare these days, getting out and having a good time. We entered the restaurant, and the server/greeter was obviously in a bad mood. We continued laughing and kidding, and we tried engaging her as well. We later learned that she didn't like one of my spouse's comments. She silently took us to a booth and handed us menus. That was fine. She came to take our order, and we began to do so. I also ordered a beer. My spouse ordered the same beer, and the server said, "We're out of that beer." I laughed, and said, "So, I got the last one?" She gave me a bad look, then spouted, "I taught my children not to be rude! I'm not going to serve rude people like you!" She stormed off toward the sushi bar. My spouse and I just stared at each other and began trying to figure out what had set her off so much. We were no longer laughing or having a good time. We finally decided she was in a bad mood, and our trying to have a good time just didn't sit well with her, combined with us joking with her. She finally came back, saying, "I'll take your order, but you owe me an apology." We weren't sure why, nor were we going to ask at this point, but we both contritely apologized for whatever we had done, though we felt it should be the other way around. She stared at us like a stern teacher with a paddle board wanting to use it on rude children. We gave her our order (with two different beers) and she left. My spouse said, "Let's just go. There's no way we are going to enjoy this now." I said, "We need to not let her ruin our day." Unfortunately the service fiasco continued. My canned beer was barely opened, enough that I wondered if there were a problem with it. The order took forever to arrive. The server did her best to ignore us. So, yes, we did let her ruin our day. Even the food still being good didn't help. As my spouse said, there's no way we are going to enjoy this, and the server ensured that would be true. When we left, my spouse simply left the restaurant. I paid, with the server being the one smiling, saying "I'm so glad we got past the initial problem and everything ended up ok." Yeah, right. I paid the bill, left too much of a tip (I considered two pennies, but I don't do that) and also departed. A dining experience is about both food and service. The food kept this from being a one star review, but the service on Sep 9 meant that we haven't been back since and today is Nov 19. Sorry, Blue Hashi, but your servers shouldn't foist their bad day upon others.

HP C.

I have mixed feeling about this place. I ordered nigiri. The rice is horribly shaped--as hard as cold rock and separated immediately from the fish when I touched it. However the fish is incredibly fresh and fatty tasty. This is hamachi (yellowtail). Since the fish was good I ordered the 6 pc sashimi plate. Again mixed feelings. They used the fatty juicy part in nigiri but only the skinny part in sashimi plate :( The rolls are some good combinations of fish and rice and sauce tho. I also think they kept the servers extremely busy so the service is super sloowwww. At the busiest dinner rush hour only 2.5 ppl serving all the tables, bars, and the front counter.

Vision Roll

I honestly don't know why all of the Blue Hashi reviews are not 5 stars! This is the best sushi in Idaho Falls and maybe Idaho. It is our go to spot for sushi and it is always excellent. We've had sushi in Spokane, Utah and Montana and Hawaii, but this is the best. I usually choose The Vision, which is the chef's choice and I have never been disappointed! My daughters and I went today and once again it was amazing! We had miso soup, tempura vegetables and Hashi style edamame. My vision roll was outstanding! I can't say enough good about it. I'll include a photo with one bite missing! Ha ha! If you enjoy sushi check it out and you won't be disappointed!

Miso soup & hot tea
Tawnie G.

Well, I've gotta say, this is still the best sushi in town. The only thing that has ever kept this restaurant from being a 5 star for me is about half of my trips resulting in awful service. However, It seems like they've gotten nearly an entirely different staff from the last time I came, except for the one server that I've had for the past few years (who still remembers my order, even with a year between visits... He's amazing). I've gotta say, the past few times, everything has gone off without a hitch. The rolls are still a little slow coming to the table, and the sauce was a little lacking on the Bri roll the past two times, but other than that, this seemed more like the Blue Hashi I fell in love with! Recommendations: Miso soup, Tempura vegetables, Veggie roll, Bri roll, Geisha, Azule, & Phoenix roll

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Hey, it's Idaho Falls but Blue Hashi would do well anywhere! Great fish! Great chefs and quaint as it gets! Always busy so show up early!

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Sushi Time

3.5(123 reviews)
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Sushi Time has become one of our go-to sushi restaurant in Idaho Falls. The all-you-can-eat (AYCE)…read moreoption is nice if your Love Sushi. A few tips: -They're closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and they also close between 2:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m., so plan your visit accordingly. I've made the mistake of showing up during those times. -Lunch AYCE is about $9 less than dinner, but the lunch menu has fewer items. If there's something you really want that's only available on the dinner menu, you can pay the dinner price during lunch to get access to those additional items. -If you're deciding between AYCE and ordering à la carte, I'd say the break-even point is around two to three specialty rolls. If you plan on trying appetizers, nigiri, hand rolls, or several different rolls, AYCE is definitely the better value. -If you go with AYCE, don't skip the Crab Rangoons or the Potstickers--they're both excellent. -If you've never had nigiri, give it a try. The eel nigiri is a great place to start because it's cooked and has a slightly sweet flavor, making it less intimidating if you're new to sushi. -For specialty rolls, my favorite is the Don't Ask. It's a cooked roll with a little kick from the sriracha, but if you don't like spicy food, they'll make it without the sriracha. If you're looking for something lighter and more refreshing, try the Shannon roll. My daughter's favorite is the Crunch roll. -Be sure to try a hand roll at least once. My family calls them "sushi ice cream cones." They're about half the size of a regular roll and are meant to be eaten with your hands, so they're perfect if you're still learning to use chopsticks. One thing to know is that they do enforce the AYCE rules. Don't make it awkward. Discounts/Coupons: None that I am aware of at this time.

Thought I would give it a try since it was close to where I was. The rolls were horrible. Too…read moresalty! Not worth the price at all. I don't recommend. Next time I'll go with my instincts and go to chik fil a

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