Wow what a great deal! Good bang for the buck in this cute little Japanese restaurant tucked in an…read moreunassuming street, almost alley, in Tsui Sha Tsui. Last call is 2:30 and we got there around 2pm on a Sunday. We had wait a little for the bar to clear up. It's a very small restaurant with only maybe capacity for 20 people or so. We ordered a sashimi lunch set and a tempura set and man it was such a great deal! My sashimi set includes almost 10 pieces of assorted fish like yellowtail, maguro, salmon, imitation crab (don't care), but hey they put amaebi and toro on my plate too and that was quite a nice surprise! Not only the sashimi was plentiful and amazing, my set also came with the steamed egg, miso soup and some pickled vegetables! The tempura was pretty good too and I liked the fried fish, very flavorful and tender! The sashimi set cost around $220 and the tempura a little less than $200. The prices are reasonable for the portions and the quality! Very great deal! Just come here earlier and be prepared to wait.

Boyfriend and I wanted to have a more pricey dinner so we are on vacation…read more This is a really cute, small restaurant. They closed at 10:30pm and we showed up at about 8:30pm. One of the waitress approached us and apologized that they were busy and no seats available. She walked around and came back to tell us that there should be seating at 9pm, and so we told her, "no problem, we will be back then." We walked around the block and went to the mall to kill time. When we got back about 8:50pm, we waited another 15 minutes, which was fine. We could tell it was busy and every seat in the place was taken (they had group celebrating a birthday-- they offer birthday cake!) By the time we were seated, half the place was getting up to leave. Every staff member starts their sentence with "I am sorry.." which they have nothing to be sorry for!-- but just could be their way of being polite. The waitress who took our order was an older lady. She's the one who approached us when we first arrived, who seated us, and took our order. Her English was pretty good, with a very thick accent (of course) but you can understand her. If you couldn't she will repeat herself or try to say it in a different way. She offered many great selections!-- including which needs to be dipped into their special soy sauce and regular soy sauce. We had sashimi of: baby tuna, tuna, salmon, sea urchin, yellowtail.. and a few others I can't remember. And one tuna roll. Their wasabi is delicious! Everything is fantastic! They offer coke, sprite, and orange juice, along with different types of alcohol. The staff is always busy, literally hurrying along. They come over and wipe down the soy sauce drops that are on the table. They switch out your plates once they start to look a little too used, and always makes sure your drinking glass is full. One of the best services I've ever had! I did have to ask for the check, but maybe they do that so you can enjoy your stay and not feel like you need to leave. Our bill was just a little under $250 USD, but that was expected with all the sushi we had, and just what we were looking for. We highly recommend this place!

The Santouka I usually frequent is wedged inside a grocery store. We have to hunt for a table and…read morebus our own dishes there. This Tsim Sha Tsui location is a step up from that in terms of ambiance and service. It is on the 6th floor of iSquare. As you come out of the elevator, you have to weave around other shops and follow a curve to the end in order to find it. It's not difficult, just a little out of the way. The restaurant wasn't busy at lunch time on the Wednesday we came and we were seated straight away. It felt comfortable and relaxing where we sat. The waitresses were courteous. Our water glasses were filled before they got empty. We ordered Miso Ramen and Shoyu Ramen. The latter soy sauce flavor was good but I still thought the soybean paste flavor was better. I'm biased? The noodles were al dente. Unfortunately, the gyozas were nice and crispy only on one side. They were just too soft when you flipped them over. I prefer them fried evenly. One nice thing about Santouka is the consistency of their ramen broth. I haven't been to very many of their branches but so far the flavor has always been reliable to me, even across the ocean. If I have a hankering for Hokkaido ramen, I know where to get my fix.

Always delicious and never disappointed! Been to 3 different places.. US-Cali , Vancouver, BC and…read morenow Hong Kong Spicy Miso is always the goto with a side of corn and extra bamboo! This location is inside the iSquare on Nathan Road-you can't miss this building. Everyone knows it. If you love ramen, then this is a must!

Great medium price sushi restaurant in a few central locations from Causeway Bay to Central. All…read moreauthentic and super fresh. You tend to over order but that's ok. Enjoy.

On the weekend this place was packed and the line was out the door. I would recommend this place if…read moreyou're at the mall and want sushi. I wouldn't recommend this place if you want cooked food as the menu is very limited. What we ordered: Salmon roe hand roll: not much roe Prime sashimi: Good not sure what the difference between prime and regular salmon Seared beef: Good Spicy salmon: Good Shrimp tempura: Good They ran out of the seared wagyu at dinner but still charged us so make sure you check your bill before you pay. Overall I would say the sashimi was good. Just wished there were a few more cooked options for our friends who do not eat raw fish.

This was one of the first higher end omakase's that we had gone to in Hong Kong. It's pretty good…read morevalue. The rice is nice and vinegary. The service was good. Our favorites were the golden eye snapper, which is usually seared to render some of the fat. The uni was also excellent although we prefer it with nori. The special was this gigantic mountain of sushi. Toro topped with uni. It's a little too rich and decadent but it's satisfying. Pretty good meal for a nice price point. Taste: **** Service: **** Ambiance: **** ------------------------------ Hanabi 4/F, 6 Knutsford Terrace, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong ------------------------------

I was in HK for a wedding and stopped by Hanabi for lunch by myself. Chef Michael served the…read morefreshest sushi! I got the omakase and special ordered the Angel Tower. The Angel Tower is a must have and was nothing I've had seen before!! I definitely recommend going to Hanabi!!

I loved the sushi here, not only was is super cheap but it was also good quality. It is conveyor…read morebelt sushi but it comes directly to your table since you order it fresh. You also order directly off your phone so there is basically no human interaction haha. It also makes it easier to split the bill when it comes to paying if you're with multiple people. Wish they had something like this where I live.

Convenient, decent sushi at an affordable price -- perfect for a quick meal! The meals come in…read moresets, with each set containing an entree (e.g. sushi, sashimi, udon), a beverage (e.g. Sprite, Coke Zero) , a starter (e.g. cucumber seaweed salad), and side (e.g. miso soup). When my mother and I stopped by for lunch, each set was priced at $70-120ish HKD. If you're interested in ordering additional sides or individual pieces of nigiri, those are at least $12-18 HKD, making the sets a much better deal. You can also drink as much matcha as you'd like. The quality of the fish was better than I expected for conveyor belt chain sushi. For the price, I was impressed. For those that do not enjoy raw fish, they also offered croquettes, tofu, kabocha squash, tamago sushi, udon, and vegetarian sushi. I also loved how ordering is solely online via scanning a QR code; for introverts like me, I appreciated the lack of human interaction. I received my food extremely quickly, perhaps 3 minutes after I placed my order. Would def come again! Wishing there was a location in the States closer to where I live.

Sushi Express is a very fitting name for this place. It could be the name of a train zipping you…read moreoff to sushi land. Here, the sushi zips towards you on a conveyor belt that swirls and winds around the restaurant. It's great for a solo eater like me because you can get a spot relatively easily and you are kept entertained by the sushi going around and around in circles. Haha...I'm lonely (-; Regardless, Sushi Express isn't my favourite conveyor belt sushi. It's not even my favourite quick and dirty sushi pick me up. And let's be honest, it's just the belt novelty that makes it exciting. But for a sit down sushi restaurant, it is cheeeeeap!! HKD $8 a plate (CAD $1.40), no exceptions. Yellow plate, black plate, sushi, dessert. Doesn't matter. And there's strategy. Fill up with the ones with two pieces rather than one pieces. Sure, one-pieces are better quality fish but are you here to eat well or to eat cheap? I've tried a lot of things off the belt. Favourites include the buttery yellowtail (1 piece), salmon roe sushi (2 pieces), torched salmon belly sushi (2 pieces), mango pudding, and the chocolate star cake. Remember, this stuff is making its way around a conveyor belt so freshness varies. My advice is to avoid the stuff that mixes fish together with some sorta filling, like mayo. I didn't get sick or anything but it didn't taste all that fresh. I'd also avoid the sea urchin, which I'd normally love if prepared well at a legit sushi place. The one at Sushi Express tastes like poo. This place is all about self service. but don't hesitate to actually order things off the menu as well. The problem would be actually getting someone's attention. The servers here are whipping around like they're in a tornado. For a place that should be all about self service, the staff do a surprising amount of serving. Kudos. Sushi Express is half a step up from supermarket sushi, a couple steps down from a specialized sushi takeout place, and about on par with other fast food options. Cheap, fast, and self-serving, Sushi Express rotates people in and out as quickly as the conveyor belt rotates sushi. You would enjoy this place if a) you're in a hurry b) you're a social hermit c) you are the boss of your own life and you won't let anyone make your goddamn choices for you. (34/100) - 2017

The sushi here is great! They count by plates, so each plate is $8. I can't really compare to other…read moresushi places in Hong Kong, since this was the only sushi place I've been to. But I liked the sushi they provided. Recommendations: Star chocolate mousse dessert Salmon sushi Tea Recommend to others: Yes Visit again: Yes

We heard from a friend about Tono Daikiya AYCE (sushi, sashimi, seafood, drinks, desserts) in Tsim…read moreSha Tsui. It was about $120 for 2 people. You can't find great AYCE sushi for that price in the SF Bay Area. Nice layout of fruits, cold drinks and desserts in a refrigerator, hot drinks, and hot & fried foods centrally located near tables. The sushi, sashimi, seafood, and specialty items are done by ordering through a QR Code on your phone. You can order as much as you want, but there's a time limit of 2 hours. At around an hour or so, they'll pass by with the bill. No rush, but it's a reminder that your time is ticking! We had a fabulous time eating at this buffet/AYCE spot! The seafood is fresh and prepared nicely. For the price, you can't beat it! Definitely check this out if you're in HK and wanna feast!!

This was suchhhhh a delicious dinner Love love love sashimi. This place is a little bit more…read moreexpensive than other AYCE places in Hong Kong, it can range from $47-52 depending on the time that you go. They have foie gras, caviar, birds nest desserts, crab with roe porridge - and so much more top quality seafoods! My favorite has to be their shrimp sashimi's , there soooo sweet and just melts in your mouth. Love to suck the head too! :) Service was pretty fast and quick on clearing out empty plates. They also have an amazing appetizer bar that has cooked foods and other seafood dishes. There is also a huge drinks selection. I'd definitely come back again the next time I'm back in Hong Kong !!

Sen-ryo has sushi on a conveyor belt. I love watching each dish parade around, looking at all the…read moredifferent colored plates, what they are garnished with, what type of fish it is, what grade, and then finally choosing one and eating it. It's just super interactive and fun. I just love it. It's like combining my favorite two things in life - eating and shopping. I also like how there is a hot water dispenser at your table, and that you can use the matcha powder to make green tea on the spot.

How good could sushi be if it is served on a conveyor belt? At Sen-Ryo, pretty damn good! Came here…read morewhile visiting Hong Kong and staying across the road at the Park Lane Hotel. For the quality of the sushi served here, the prices are pretty good. The most expensive piece I had was the Kobe beef sushi, which came out to about 7 USD per piece. It was so good though, that I ended up having three pieces! By the end of my meal, I had a stack of ten dishes in front of me and I was in a state of complete satisfaction and nirvana. HK people know how to eat!