***update - ordered to go and they gave our order to another customer. Had to wait another 20 minutes on top of the 25. Again, not during a lunch or dinner rush. Mediocre sushi and customer service. As I'm writing I'm still waiting for my check. They also forgot my order and I had to replace and had to wait even longer. Not even a lunch or dinner rush. read more

The food here is NOT the best. The sushi that we had were falling apart and the ramen was just ok. Three stars are for the service of the waitresses here. I don't think we are going to come back again. There are far more better choices to get sushi in Seattle. read more

First time I've ever had Sushi. A friend lured me to this place, at first, I was a little hesitant due to the raw meat, but when I took my first bite, a new love was born. I first bought the Salmon Skin Roll. We stepped outside by the Starbucks and eat it, and it was delicious. It was so good I came back and bought some California Rolls and Seared Salmon. Both were delicious and I was satisfied and hungry for more, but didn't have the money. The Prices range from $1-$3 per meal. Fair prices. The Service was excellent. Though some of the new employees were unsure how to use the register, they were always smiling and there was a feeling of harmony. I was impressed with how neat the place was as well, and cutting Sushi right in front of us is a bonus. Will be back for sure! Edit: They also sell Japanese Sodas which you may be interested in! read more

I came here with my wife for a late lunch. We arrived at around 2P.M., so it was no surprise that the conveyor options were scarce. We ordered items from the sushi menu and were not disappointed. Their crunchy Philly roll with smoked salmon was delicious. We experienced great service from our waitress. Even though it was pretty late, that didn't stop the steady flow of customers coming in through the door. read more

My cousin and I eat here once every 2 weeks or so. Hitting up the place 3-4 is ideal on a weekday, that way you miss the rush and it's very slow. We always order off the menu. The earth bender and spicy ramen are the BEST. I highly recommend trying them. Great service as well. We don't eat meat so if you're a vegetarian like us, try it out. read more

I've gone to this restaurant for many years and not once has this been a problem. I have terrible circulation in my legs so I've sat in the booth seats. The workers refused to let me seat there today. They put me on the phone with the owner who also refused. Mind you there is no one in their restaurant. I've been coming to support small business owner but this is ridiculous. read more

The prices are super solid for what you get. Also they have really good customer service. Like being able to call in and orders well. Just wish they had a happy hour. Other then that, top notch. read more

I love me some Sushi Hana! By far the best conveyor belt sushi place I have eaten at. Food is very fresh and lots of choices for vegetarians. The deep fried choices take a little longer but worth the wait. Highly recommend the avocado rolls and the Earthbender for veggies - just delicious! And the prices are super reasonable! And very clean! I have been to conveyor belt places I got up and left because they were so gross. This place has become our little Saturday lunchtime rendezvous. Love it!!! read more

With SuzyQ raving on about how she's dropping SushiLand in favor of Sushi Hana, I guess we just really had to go. There were barely any people there at about 8pm, with patrons being directed to only half of the store. (They diverted the conveyor belt, as well, which was fine with me - It meant the items came around more quickly and more often.) With three of us together, we were seated into a booth right away. And maybe it was because we were there late enough, but there were only a few selections on the belt. The main chef did come by to each of the patrons that were there to keep asking for our orders - something SuzyQ hearted cuz we were sure that the plates we were getting weren't ones that had been going round-and-round. Unlike one of the other reviewers who mentioned that only the $2.50-$3 plates were on the belt, it was mostly the $1-$2 plates that were on the belt when we were there. If we really have to compare them to SushiLand, I think I would just call out these two: - Sushi Land plates are generally $1-$5. Sushi Hana plates were about $1-$3. They seemed to have a wider variety, with a lot of the colorful rolls at $2.50 - that makes it $2.50 for 4 pieces of a Dragon Roll... $2.50 for 4 pieces of a Rainbow Roll. (Most of these rolls are California Rolls, coated with something else... ie, Cali Roll with eel on top... or Cali Roll with salmon on top... avocado on top... etc etc etc). I think I also have to mention that 8-10 pieces of Rainbow Roll at fast food lines (which I actually like) costs me about $8-$12.... At sit-in restaurants, 8-10 pieces of same generally costs me about $10-$15. I wouldn't say it's heavenly, but it's decent. For the price point, it'll do. Also, edamame was on a $1 plate at SH; I do remember it being more at SL. Wut. - Sushi Land does do nigiri sushi better. Nigiri sushi at Sushi Hana tastes fine, but isn't too well-constructed. The fish didn't stay on the rice, and the rice fell apart. :( By the way, I think I like the seared salmon better at Sushi Land for now, but it doesn't mean that I still didn't melt with a tingle after having a bite of seared salmon at SH. Some of my favorites (besides the usual favorites: spicy tuna roll and seared salmon) included the red dragon roll and the pepper tuna roll (which would probably have rocked more if it was cool.. and not cold). Creative? The Carribean Roll... which is pretty much a roll with mangoes and strawberries. Also, I can't forget to mention that the waiter with the tea made sure that my cup was never empty. He was by... a LOT. I hearted. It gets full marks for being decent for being decent at their price point.. but I knocked off for the nigiri construction and the cold pepper tuna. read more

Um... In a word: "no". In several words... I am somewhat of a sushi snob but not so much that I can't appreciate a conveyor style restaurant. The sushi just has to be good. We went in on grand opening week and were not at all impressed with the quality, the freshness or the selection. Continue to go up the road to Mill Creek for N'Joy Sushi. Have not found better in the area (yet). read more

Had to create an account here to write about how they don't use bleach rags in this restaurant. Also, A friend of mine ordered the ramen, and as one of the other reviews said "feels like an upgraded version of package ramen" thats because it is! it tastes like the shin ramyun ramen that i buy at the asian grocery stores. Most of their rolls contained crab salad or spicy tuna and were covered in sauces which is understandable since they were priced at 2.50$. I also feel that the lighting is way to bright for a restaurant. (it was just as bright as the 7/11 next to them). Their nigiri is not done very well. the fish just falls right off the rice. Though their slices are thicker. I am not really sure why they add a bunch of sauces to their seared salmon. I will probably not be returning here again. I'd still rather make the trip to seattle for my sushi or ramen fix. read more

I LOVE THIS PLACE. the place is very clean, all of the staff are very friendly and reasonable price. the food seems fresher compared to other conveyor belt sushi places and every time i go here, there's always empty seats so no wait. i love their sushizza. it's a bed of rice/seaweed with salmon, tuna. after they heat it up, it's topped with green onions and sauces. i was a bit turned off by their spicy ramen though, it's basically korean ramen with a lot of water added to ease the spiciness and then toppings, nice try. i would not pay $5 for it again. anyways, i definitely recommend this place! go go! read more

This place is top notch for a conveyer belt sushi joint. The sushi is fresh, tons of different rolls. The spicy ramen for $5 is really good. You can order rolls and hot items from the waitress which is nice. They have gyoza, tempura, miso soup, ramen, udon, any roll you can think of. Go if you haven't!!! read more

We tried this place at 6:30 on a Saturday night. It wasn't crowded at all. The lighting is quite bright, like a 7-11, which is a little weird. They play top 40 (106.1) music, which is fine, but it's probably not for everyone. The sushi was just ok. The salmon looked fresh, but it was not very flavorful. I had some sort of seared tuna with pepper on it, and it was very tough. The belts were full but there weren't enough people in the restaurant to eat it all so I saw a piece of tuna with a distinguishable mark on it go by many times in an hour. The service was non-existent. They were friendly but we were left alone the whole time. Luckily, we didn't need a lot of help, but if we had wanted more drinks, we would have been out of luck. It's comparable to Blue C and SushiLand. It makes me feel like holding out next time, and not wasting money on sushi, unless I'm going to I Love Sushi or Umi in Seattle. I think people in suburbia (myself included) sometimes forget how delicious sushi can be because our only local choice is this kind of fast food on a belt. I don't think we'll go back. *My family thinks I should have given a 3 star rating- but one is 9 and the other is English... read more

My wife and I have now gone 5 times and we've never been disappointed. We get a variety of items from the sushi belt, but we also always get the spicy ramen, which is a nice counter to the cold sushi. The restaurant always looks nice and they've always got plenty of options, plus you can order any particular roll, if you'd like. They also have some of the best prices around, and no plate is more than $3.50 I believe. The only thing I wish they did was have a more complete list of what's in each roll and/or label the rolls on the belt. I've seen some sushi belt places put a stand label ahead of each type of sushi on the belt. Last, but not least, their eclairs that also go around on the belt are a sweet and satisfying way to end the meal! read more

After perusing other sushi listings in the Bothell area, I finally decided to hit up Sushi Hana with a co-worker for lunch. The reviews here are pretty good and I was looking forward to some quality sushi at a great price. Sushi Hana definitely did not disappoint. While it was relatively crowded we were seated quickly. Their picture menu with pricing was helpful to decide what to order (although a description might be helpful to have a better idea of what is in the rolls). The variety on the conveyer belts was nice and you can always order from one of the servers if you don't see an item or want to ensure it's pipping hot. I will say I was pleased with the freshness of everything we pulled from the belt. The salmon and tuna were in a lot of the rolls and were really fresh, tender, and tasty. Items like baked mussels were really fresh and well-prepared. Anything that was fried was still hot and super crispy. My one complains is that a lot of the rolls did have imitation crab. In general, imitation crab isn't my favorite and I definitely think they could cut it out of a lot of their rolls. I feel it really diminished the quality of some rolls that were packed with amazing tuna and other ingredients. I ended up leaving nice and full with a really cheap bill. Sushi Hana is definitely on par with other establishments as far as pricing, but I think it's much higher in quality. Conveniently located to my work and quite delicious. I'll be back for sure! read more

if you like sushi you know conveyor belt sushi generally is a bad idea. that being said this is bad conveyor belt sushi. And anyone who give this place 4 stars should not be in your foodie circle of trust. service and everything else is fine but their core problem is the sushi isn't good, it's meh. Marinepolis Sushi Land seems to be the best I've found in the conveyor circuit...that being said you'll have to be in Seattle or Bellevue for that.. and if you want the really good stuff goto Oto in Redmond. read more

This place is great, especially for the price. The food is good with lots of variety.

I went her because of the great reviews. I'm left wondering if anyone who gave it more than two stars has ever had good sushi. I challenge you to find one. This is not good sushi. More like fast food sushi. I'm very disappointed and curious about the four star rating... read more

If your in the area I would suggest dropping by especially if you have an affinity for calamari and seared salmon! Those are the only plates that I had the other day and I would honesty just sneak by to get those again. read more

Sushi is good for a conveyor belt type place. Service can be improved a bit as we waited quite a while to put in an order and for the check. Warning, this place gets crazy busy on Sundays around lunch. Also, the charge you for to go boxes - what's up with that? read more

Would have rated this place higher in the past, but after my fiance and I were here this past week we now won't be back. The food and service was so poor, we ended up walking out paying just over $9.00 including tax and a tip, which we shouldn't have left in the first place. Our one hot dish was cold, the rice on the one roll we ate was soggy to the point it was mush, and after trying for at least 10 minutes to get the attention of a sushi chef or waiter we decided we were done. My fiance also made eye contact with one of the sushi chefs multiple times and he never came over to see if we wanted or needed anything. None of the wait staff even came to check on us after they had given us our drinks. Granted we have had better experiences here, but it just seems the longer they are open the more they falter. read more

My wife and I have eaten at Sushi Hana 30+ times since they opened. We wouldn't keep going back if they didn't keep getting it right. We usually show up on the way home from the gym, after dinner rush is over, they close at 900pm. I've noticed that their take-out business keeps growing, and the orders have been fresh and correct every time we've taken out. Here's the biggest tip: ORDER OFF THE MENU. Why use the conveyor belt? The sushi chefs aren't slow. The excellent fried menu items (gyoza, calamari, tempura) and spicy ramen soup take 10-15 min to arrive, but they're always hot and yummy. Ordering off the menu guarantees fresh side dishes, sushi rolls and nigiri. Service is typically good, the waiters are friendly. There is a photo menu and a sushi roll explanation sheet, make sure you ask to see the white sheet! They sell beer too. The quality of the hamachi, maguro, white tuna, red snapper and (farmed) salmon at Sushi Hana is consistently good. A few times they run out of something near closing. The Red Dragon roll (spicy tuna w/red tuna outside) and Seattle roll (spicy tuna, tempura shrimp, cucumber, avacodo, tobiko) are amazing @t 4 pcs/$2.50. I'm impressed by their fresh cuke salad & edamame @ $1.00, calamari & gyoza @ $1.50, plus lots of variety of good quality, cheap sushi rolls and good quality nigiri for CHEAP! We can eat a stack of 15 plates and get out of there for under $40 including tax & tip, half what you'd spend at fancier eastside sushi joints. In my opinion, Sushi Hana has the BEST combination of quality, menu and price I've ever seen. Be sure to order off the menu to get the best Sushi Hana experience! read more

I gorge myself on their sushi on pretty much a weekly basis because of my love affair with this place. I'm allergic to quite a bit of seafood, so that limits my variety to pretty much fish which at Sushi Hana is not a problem! Their salmon portions are plentiful, filling, and always have me wanting more, despite my bloated stomach. The staff is always so kind and pleasant and are attentive to your needs. Ordering sushi is a breeze here! I am a huge fan of this place and fully intend to spread the word of their awesomeness! read more

I went here around 2pm for lunch. The first roll I had was pretty decent, the second and third I didn't finish. One included tempura shrimp which was mush. I also had the salmon, which was gristly and had a rough texture on the side with rice. My last attempt was edamame. The beans had brown spots all over them. I tried a few and they were generally mushy. I've never wanted to just leave a place until today. On the plus side, the service was fine. read more

We tried Sushi Hana last night and we're VERY excited for them to be in the neighborhood! The sushi rolls were as fresh as could be, and the variety was great. Service was fast, and cheerful. We'll be back! read more

This is the best sushi bar in bothell . They have great sushi and friendly staff . Great place for lunch .

Friendly staff, good sushi, but self-serve communal bowls for chopsticks and eating utensils feel like large public petri dishes for germs from who knows' unwashed hands -- sanitized silverware not available. Their food is good, but it's not to die for. read more

This is defiantly the best conveyor belt sushi place I've ever been to. Exceptionally friendly and quick service. The sushi is fresh and most of the items I usually have are made to order. I love this place and will keep coming back for my sushi fix. read more

Great food for value- you can order plenty of sushi for two people for only about $30. Food is pretty fresh and I like how there are gluten free options marked gluten free. read more

I never was a fan of conveyer belt sushi joints, especially its always a mystery on how long the food has been on there and it doesn't seem like there is a monitoring system for them take things off of there after a certain time. But this place is amazing! There food does not sit there more than 15 minutes, they make their sushi fresh to order and never make too much so there are sitting there forever! The service is incredible, they go out of there way to get to know you and when you come back they get to know you by name! Now we are regulars there and this place is a true hidden jem! read more

This is one of our regular places to visit if we eat out. They have a pretty standard menu, prices are great. I do hate that they have a minimum seating requirement for booths. There are always the same variations of California rolls on the belt, but you can order what you want so that's not a big factor. read more

Where do I even start...I've been going her for years just about 5+ years and I started coming more and more I've been noticing the price increasing and the rolls getting smaller. I was in sushi Hana one evening and we expressed our opinions to the worker...instead of her trying to the fix the problem she gave us a dirty look, ok that's past us we are like ok no big deal then we come back a few weeks later and then the owner kicks us out because we expressed our opinion and he said it was harassment, can't take criticism? Don't recommend this place as there rolls keep getting smaller and smaller and prices keep increasing. They lost good customers and handled this in a very childish way. read more

This is my go to place for sushi but today was just a horrible experience. They took my order (2 seared salmon and 2 seared garlic salmon). Waited for 10 minutes to no avail. Asked a waitress if they put my order in, she came back and said it will be on its way. Ok no big deal, they probably forgot. Two other customers walked in 10 minutes later and were seated and both got their order or seared salmon before I did and noticed the chef wasn't making anymore. That's when I just got up and was like, nope, I can't deal with the customer service today so I just paid for what I did get which was just one plate. Literally sat waiting for 30 minutes waiting for seared salmon. I'm a patient person but couldn't wait any longer. The chef must be new because he seemed to be messing up orders left and right as I was sitting waiting for my orders. Really just ruined my day. read more

I've been to Sushi Hana several times now and finally decided to add my review. The food in its appearance is quite good and the serving staff is very friendly. The atmosphere is that of a fast-food sushi restaurant. On my latest visit I ordered the House Roll, Tuna Maki, Miso and a Spicy Tuna roll. While the Miso was quite good I was fairly disappointed with the sushi itself. The rice was overly sweet and the fish somewhat chewy. While there was no fishy flavor which is good, I was disappointed that the food lacked any savory components. I have found several other sushi places in the area and none of them have had this problem. I would not recommend this to somebody who likes traditional sushi but to somebody who likes a more Americanized version. read more

I was skeptical about coming here based on the last reviews. I think for what it is (belt sushi) and being so affordable is GREAT. Maybe I came with low hopes but I was surprised with the food and the service. Everything was very fresh, we ordered a few ones from the menu and it did not take too long for them to come (awesome!) and the attention was really good. California roll my less favorite one and crunchy philly roll my favorite one for sure! Super super good and super fresh! I will definitely come back very soon to this place!!! read more

Went here last night and loved it. There is a huge variety to their sushi selection and the prices are reasonable. It was clean and the wait staff are quiet, polite, and unobtrusive but efficient. For those looking for spice to their sushi, they have some great spicy rolls available and, if you don't see anything, chef is willing to make it pretty quickly for no extra cost. Overall, I highly recommend this place. Sushi-go-rounds are always fun and this one is the best I've been to in Washington. read more

I love this place. I just moved to Bothell, and wanted to try out some conveyor belt sushi. Sushi Hana hit the spot with their great prices and yummy rolls. For the most part I don't take what's on the belt, but instead order from the menu to have the rolls made fresh. It seriously makes all the difference. read more

My boyfriend and I come here every Friday (and sometimes more often)! We absolutely LOVE this place! So fresh for conveyor belt sushi. Alex is by FAR their best employee. He is so kind and attentive. He even hung up my friend's jacket for her and then proceeded to grab it and put it on her before we checked out. Great food, Alex is awesome, and one of my favorite sushi places I've ever been! read more

I just had my first experience with Sushi Hana. I ordered take-out and was very impressed. First of all, the restaurant is well-lighted and looks very clean. I was greeted with smiles and hellos from the employees when I walked in the door and my order was waiting for me when I arrived. The sushi is reasonably priced and I was surprised by the HUGE rolls I received. Everything tasted fresh and delicious. I will definitely return to Sushi Hana!! read more