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    Hana Sushi

    4.0 (103 reviews)
    ModerateJapanese, Sushi Bars
    Closed 11:00 am - 7:30 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    HANA SUSHI ATMOSPHERE

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    Casual
    Good for groups

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    Cheryl A.

    Craving for sushi?hit up Hana sushi in Hawaii Kai if your ever in the area.went with my sister & bf & glad we chose this place because it sure did not disappoint.its a cute little place,ambiance was great..sat down & got served with water.so much to choose from..started off with a few rolls, the mikko roll,& spider roll & the hamachi roll was really good but im sure all the other rolls wont disappoint,need to order the tako karaage which was so bomb by the way & service was awesome..ordered our food & didn't wait long..it was definitely filling.can't wait to head up down that side again cause it was really worth it!

    Garlic Lovers Roll
    Jessica R.

    It was my first time here and I seen on their website they had a garlic lovers roll I'm a garlic lover so I HAD to try it. I'm glad I did because it was sooooo so good. The roll includes tempura inside, seared salmon on top with garlic chips and some kind of sauce. I really enjoyed the roll. It was $18 but so worth it. They are located in the koko marina shopping center.

    Otoro
    Kimberly D.

    Stopped by Hana Sushi and really enjoyed it. It's a nice little spot with a cozy vibe, and the servers were friendly and attentive. We had some sushi, and everything tasted fresh and well-prepared. Parking is available, which is super convenient. Overall, a solid place for a casual sushi meal. I'd definitely come back.

    Spicy ahi bowl, ahi poke bowl, shrimp tempura, Hamachi roll
    Jorryn K.

    Hana Sushi is a small business that's very cleanly & minimal. The restaurant offered a variety of sushi choices & udon. The service was excellent, the sushi chef & waitress was very kind & patient with my party. The food was very flavorful, inside of the poke bowl there were takoyaki/tempura flakes which added a crunchy texture to the poke bowl. I personally enjoyed dining at Hana Sushi & would recommend getting a hamachi roll or poke bowl!

    Fresh poke bowl
    chantel young ..

    All I can say is the food is fresh here I always come here for my sushi lots of parking

    California

    I absolutely love Hana sushi... i've been coming here for years and it never disappoints. ahi bomb is da bomb!

    Kimberly B.

    Did takeout for lunch and ordered a lava roll sushi with chicken karaage. It was the first thing I ate today except yogurt for breakfast so the roll was extra tasty. I'm a big onion fan so I love the thick cut onions in the tuna. Chicken karaage was crunchy, hot and fresh when I picked it up but I wished it came with a sauce like spicy mayo or something to dip it in.

    Dragon Roll!
    Cameron F.

    Our experience was amazing! We are on vacation and not only were we impressed with the presentation of the food, but the customer service was great. The sushi was DELICIOUS and prepared quickly. This location is BYOB which is super fun! We will definitely be suggesting Hana Sushi to future vacationers! Also the music playlist was top tier!

    Lava Flow Roll (8 pieces): Cali roll topped with spicy ahi and green onion. Super good! Recommend!!!
    Michelle R.

    Hana Sushi is located right along Keahole St. in Hawaii Kai Shopping Center. Opposite the side with McDonald's. I walked into have lunch by myself and was greeted right away. I waited a bit by the door, awkwardly looking at the menu because I didn't know it was seat yourself. Most places in town are not seat yourself XD This place is seat yourself though. I was given a bottle of water when I sat down. This is how they serve their water, no cups. Chopsticks, napkins, shoyu and hand sanitizer are self serve on the table. The servers were a few younger guys. There were a few tables. Initially with my first sushi roll I wasn't offered any wasabi or pickled ginger. Service got better after a table left. Later on after I got my second sushi roll, I was offered wasabi or pickled ginger, but by then I declined. I knew from looking at the Yelp pictures earlier that I wanted to try the 'Lava Flow Roll' (8 pieces): California roll topped with spicy ahi and green onion. This was super super delicious. And I totally recommend it. You can taste the freshness in the spicy ahi on top and they give a generous portion. I also sampled the 'Ika Geso Karaage/ deep fried Squid legs.' This was freshly fried. Hot and steamy, which I appreciated. Though some parts where slightly raw. I decided to chance it anyway because tentacles are my favorites. And then I debated on ordering another roll. I decided to go for the 'Sunset Roll' (8 pieces): shrimp tempura, cucumber + on top: spicy ahi, crab mayo, crispy tempura flakes. It sounded really good when I looked at the menu... but I'd say you should pass on this one. The shrimp tempura inside isn't freshly fried and by the time it makes its way into the roll, its pretty soggy and sad :( The toppings on top are interesting but they aren't the same volume as on the Lava Flow. I really should've just gotten another Lava Flow *face palm*.

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    Stacy S.

    For some reason it's hard to find good, authentic Japanese food in Hawaii Kai. I always have to go into town to get it. There's definitely a restaurant opportunity for someone! I've driven past Hana Sushi a million times since it's in the Hawaii Kai shopping center which is near my residence. Plenty of parking is available in the shared lot. They're right next door to a liquor store and close to Safeway. I was craving sushi and I wasn't too hungry, so I just ordered their salmon skin roll to go. Big mistake. I'm not even sure that there was any salmon skin in the roll! I think there was a little bit of salmon, but the rest was filled with cucumbers, masago and radish sprouts. Five little pieces for $10. I can't comment on the service since I ordered my sushi roll to go, but the inside seemed clean and spacious with a nice sushi bar set up. In addition to sushi, they offer various rice bowls such as chirashi, poke, tonkatsu, etc. They also have fried foods like tempura, gyoza, etc. Perhaps I'd return in the future to try other dishes, but I don't think I'd order sushi from there again.

    Kake Udon
    Angela A.

    I never even knew this shopping center existed here. Haha. I will drive far to go to Hawaii Kai's Costco but I never driven past it. So when my good friend texted me out of the blue asking if I was coming to her side of town any day soon. I was like, I'm at your Costco rn. Talk about perfect timing. She was craving udon and mentioned this place. As I Google mapped the location, I was surprised to see it was literally right down the street. Hana sushi is on the corner off of Keahole street near the Safeway. Lots of parking in the private lot, including right in front of the restaurant. It's a quite small eatery with a couple of booth tables, a few small tables and a sushi bar with about 4 seats. We were greeted by the hostess who sat us at a booth. To my surprise, she served us bottled water. Menu has a good variety of sushi, udon, tenpura and apps. My friend got her udon w/tenpura along with an order of crab mayo. I decided to try their spicy tuna bowl. Food came out quickly. My spicy tuna bowl comes with lightly seasoned rice, crunchy tenpura bits and spicy tuna of course. Now, it's not the local style spicy tuna poke. It's the Asian style of negi tuna with some "spicy" sauce. To me, it wasn't spicy at all though. Fish isn't the best quality but it was good. My friends udon and tenpura hit the spot for her. Steaming hot and the batter was light and crispy. All in all it was a good meal. Fast service, clean atmosphere and solid Japanese options for diners to enjoy.

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    Hana Sushi is BYOB, which just adds to the attraction of Hana Sushi. They added a few new items like an oyster shooter to the menu that goes very well with beverages.

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    4.4(809 reviews)
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    Casual dining
    Romantic vibe

    Absolutely love, love, love it here. Nori Bar has such a chill, intimate vibe--it feels like a…read morelittle hidden escape. The ambiance is cozy and low-key, perfect for a relaxed night out. That said, it's definitely best for small groups. I wouldn't recommend going with more than three people since seating is at the bar--honestly, two is ideal for the full experience. Service is smooth and efficient, with most of the ordering done through their app, which makes everything feel seamless and easy. Every roll we tried was solid, but the crab and truffle hand roll completely stole the show. It was so good I'm still thinking about it. The balance is perfect--the sweetness of the crab with the richness of the truffle--and they don't hold back on the truffle. It's not just a hint; it's bold, present, and absolutely delicious. I would come back again and again for that roll alone. She's the star of the menu

    First time here after seeing some other yelp friends post their reviews over the past year or so…read more Overall experience I'd say was good. The Friday we went was the day of the heavy thunderstorm so a coworker had to bow out leaving just two of us. The storm must've made others skip going out also because there were only two other people dining. Everything we ordered was fresh with my favorites being the Pork cheek Cher siu nigiri and the Uni handroll. The Unagi handroll and Maguro w/creamy avocado handroll were both good as well. Joe really liked the Blue crab w/truffke kanimiso handroll as well. Other things we got were: Nigiri flight (5 piece sampler of there premium nigiri,) various nigiri...Aji, Kampachi, Tai, and Hamachi. The sampler was a good starting point while the others were ok. Service was attentive and friendly, waters refilled often. I'm kinda on the fence about the QR code ordering system, it was convenient to be able to order when you wanted and not having to wait for a server to come by but I did miss the interaction with the servers when ordering. It was a good experience, I'm always open to trying sushi places I haven't been to and some if the take out roll sets looked interesting, something I'd be back to try.

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    Counter very clean

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    4.6(277 reviews)
    6.9 mi
    $$$$
    Luxury
    Free parking

    Did the lunch omakase with a friend. The service was very nice, very quiet space with subdued…read moreambiance. It was challenging to get through all of the courses, but I succeeded. There were standouts and overall we loved the meal. A local id gets the 10% service fee removed which was nice. I would recommend the $150 lunch omakase - I don't think the $50 abalone dish was worth the upgrade.

    Had an amazing omakase experience at Sushi Ginza Onodera. The staff were incredibly friendly and…read moreattentive, which made the whole experience feel welcoming rather than overly formal. Every piece of sushi was beautifully presented not overwhelming. You can really tell the chefs put a lot of thought into the balance of flavors and textures. One of my favorite bites was a sashimi piece topped with something that looked like finely grated cheese (not sure what it actually was), but it melted perfectly with the fish and added a really unique savory flavor. The chefs and staff also had a good sense of humor. At one point they served kinki fish and jokingly explained that the English translation sometimes gets called "idiot fish," which got everyone laughing at the counter. The omakase is definitely on the pricier side, but the quality, presentation, and overall experience made it very satisfying. If you're looking for a refined sushi experience with great service and beautifully crafted bites, this place is worth the splurge.

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    Sushi Ginza Onodera
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