What ever happened to this place has to be put on the owner. Little by little between cheap product and sketchy chefs it has fallen away from it's glory days. The scene was always cool and relatively still a place where you feel like it's happening. But The sushi has slipped a lot and the service has followed. Risking sickness and attitude problems if you go, I recommend avoiding. Sad to see this place take advantage of it's popularity and belt out bad product. read more

I was introduced to Hama by a friend. His family has been coming here for something crazy like 20 years. I found it to be great service and delicious. There are indoor and outdoor areas, and it gets pretty packed up in the evening, so calling ahead for reservations is a good idea. The flavors of the rolls are unique, there's a lobster roll that has some sort of amazing dipping sauce that really just rocked my face. So freaking good. The tempura veggies are also really, really delicious. The staff is very friendly, the atmosphere is great, and they have a very cheap valet right out front (I think it's $4). I've been back multiple times after my friend brought me initially and the experience has always been great. read more

My last meal (and for most years it always seems to be Japanese food or at least Asian) for 2011 was a couple of bite's of Hama Sushi's chicken karaage and a really fresh salmon philly roll. How fresh do I mean? Seriously fresh. Go buy some supermarket sushi then head over to Hama - you'll taste the difference. My bf and I arrived late to meet up with the NYE crew, so we only got some leftovers and a last minute plate of philly roll. Lemme tell you, it was tasty. Nice bitesize pieces of well marinated karaage tho cold still had some good sear & flavor to it and absolutely fresh salmon in the philly roll. I liked it so much we went back on Monday after spending the afternoon at the beach. We ordered the philly roll again (to make sure it wasn't a fluke). The bf ordered the chicken teriyaki special - very little for the order, three pieces of chicken on a skewer, total three skewers on vegetables. It was tapas-sized snack than a dinner meal, so make sure to ask about the size when you order it). I got the black cod entree and it was tasty. Reminded me of my first taste of butterfish I had at Roy's in Newport Beach - very buttery and cooked well. It rested on a bed of thinly sliced shitake mushrooms and accompanied by a messy bowl of white rice. Loved it. The philly roll was of the same quality as a few days ago and I was dumb not to order more of it. I'll be back Hama Sushi. This time I'll make reservations for the back sushi area and not the covered patio area. read more

After waiting 30 minutes for Mao's, we all decided to walk a block east into Hama Sushi. We waited about 2 minutes for them to prep our table for 8 and they were so nice and accomodating despite our being so beligerent and obnoxious! Apparently, the party I was with was already 5 drinks past drunk, but of course that didn't stop them from ordering tons of beer and sake for the table. 2 words. Chilean Seabass. It was so nicely wrapped in a banana leaf with a bamboo stick through it and served with tiny greens with a sweet balsamic vinegrette and mixed berries. The fish was glazed with a sweet citrus-y sauce that as cooked so perfectly well, it pretty much just melted in your mouth - it was excellent. This was $22.50. I didn't see much more on the menu that was more than this... so prices are very reasonable. I also ordered yellowtail sushi on the side and that was $6.50 for 2 pieces. Amy B ordered their beef teriyake and mixed tempura and both were excellent and very flavorful. The place is so decieving! You're under pretty much a tent with a long bar and cheapy looking tables and then all of a sudden this amazing food gets served to you! Although this wasn't my first time here, it felt like it - last time was about 6 years ago. What's kept me away this long? The owner was outside when we left and asked me if I enjoyed my dinner and to make sure I came to visit her again and more often. That was sweet! read more

Great atmosphere, mediocre sushi, outrageous prices. To be honest, I really like the surf videos, faux-outdoor seating, crowd, and general vibe. However, I hate the prices and really really dislike the unimaginative, uninspired, and bland sushi. MT read more

Ehh, a pricey and quite pretentious sushi joint in venice. but yet, sushi....in venice...that should be expected. pretty cool set up though, one side is the sushi bar..quite traditional in that sense. other half is sorta outdoorsy but wrapped up in a tent. theres a bar with huge screen tv playing sports game. spaces are TIGHT! i kept having to scoot in so that people can slightly pass by. food was pricey for the portion and quality. 6 small pieces of sashimi for $17....i will probably need eat $70 to be ok....udon came in a small rice bowl, which was a joke. they have sashimi, rolls, nigiri, and other entrees. my group of 7 spent over $270 here, going home right after to order and devour 2 large pizzas! service was slow and did not feel the friendliest. read more

It was a busy Friday night, the place was packed and I was the only Asian... To me, that's a loud and clear warning sign. Well, the sushi and sashmi weren't bad, they are just not great. The fish were fresh, but they were not of the best quality. If you are looking for good authentic Japanese food, look somewhere else. If you are looking for a fun casual place to have some food and drink with friends, this place is not too bad. It was a little loud because of all the happy hour people, could barely carry a conversation, but definitely a lively vibe. The place is not cheap neither. $150 for 2. I've had much better sushi at this price. Over all, big SO SO. read more

The restaurant is ON THE CIRCLE. There's a HUGE, BRIGHT, HOT PINK sign that screams "HAMA" in front of the restaurant. But, I must've been blind because I drove in the circle several times and still didn't see it. Fortunately, I was force to park while going around and around. And as soon as I parked, I ran into the restaurant (teheheh...:P) The food is good but nothing to rave about. However, I gotta give Hama an extra star because it's so cute; I love their patio. They have projectors showing various shows on the wall, people lining up the bar, people sitting on the table, the sky is cover so no worry about rain. Very very cool ambiance. read more

wow... very disappointing... Read the yelp reviews and we expecting something amazing. The specialty rolls were very weak. There aren't a lot of choices and there are no pictures... a sushi place should really have pictures of their rolls. Also, the service was very slow. It was a busy night, but that's no excuse. I will not be going back read more

Is that film live? They have this recording of the sushi chefs making sushi projected on the outside of the restaurant. We'd pull over on our beach cruisers and just watch wondering if it's live. We finally decided to check it out and grabbed a spot at the counter. The sushi was alright. Not exactly mouth watering, knee trembling stuff. Decent. But we never got an answer from the sushi chef about whether this film was live. read more

I love the sushi at Hama, but it's probably not THE best in the world and can get a little pricey. That said, Hama has a super awesome vibe! Everyone is greeted cheerfully by the sushi chefs as you are being seated, and it gets loud and fun in there. This place is great if you want to come with a few friends and sit at the sushi bar and drink too many Sapporos and lots of sake while intermittently stuffing rather tasty pieces of sushi in your mouth. Go for the fun vibe and not if you're looking for the best sushi of your life -- but don't get me wrong -- it's damn good sushi! Bring you drinking buddies and get buzzed on sake, then walk down to Nikki or Townhouse for a nightcap! :-) read more

Love this place. It's right around the corner from where I live. I go there at least 2 times a week. Why? 1.) Easy - its a nice neighborhood sushi place, not pretentious, very laid back. 2.) Quality- everything you get there is FRESH. Melts in your mouth. 3.) Its healthy - I hate all that tempura crap. Here, I always get a spicy tuna rolled wrapped in cucumber no rice with a side of green devil sauce to dip. It's the best. Also their steam veggies are a great starter. Halibut with a little salt and lemon is a must. 4.) No wait - always can get a table. But, its also always busy which i like. Empty restaurants to me, are a bad sign. Plus, they make me feel awkward. 5.) The eagles - every time it's last call they play Hotel California and the sushi chefs clap on the beat. Cute. 6.) Portions - very generous. You get at least 6-8 pieces for sashimi. Why not? -It's expensive. Plan on dropping at least $75 not including wine. -Tables are kind of close to each other - so you are kind of always in the way. read more

Every time i'm in Venice, which is about once a year I go to Hama. Usually it great! I take my Son and a couple times, my friends 17 yr old daughter as well. The last 2 times I went, something was very different. It wasn't good, the service wasn't great and the last time they charged me wrong, which is always uncomfortable to deal with. I thought they were having a bad night the first time it wasn't great but the second time..... im out Typically I would recommend this place but not any more. :-( read more

Awesome, awesome, awesome sushi. Went there with another Yelper who had read the warnings here that the restaurant is loud, and usually packed with some of the less desirable "beautiful people" of Los Angeles. These things proved to be true, but not bothersome since we were expecting it. The decor is simple, and the show surfing videos on the walls, really giving it a great Venice beach vibe. We sat at a table originally for 6, right alongside two other people, so they aren't kidding when they say this is packed! However, it only took 15 mins for us to get a table on a Friday night, and the service was extremely friendly, attentive, and fast!! And the sushi..... I got the strawberry roll without the mayo, and it was sublime. I know, I know, shrimp tempura, crab meat, and strawberries? But it was quite summery and delectable. My friend got the Red Devil roll - spicy!!!! I mean, it was heavenly, delicious, but some of my taste buds died that night.... at least they went out with a bang. My friend and I also split the Venice Volcano - a sizeable plate of various shashimi, that was mouth watering delicious. We finished things off with a green tea ice cream tempura, served with fruit. Everything was excellent. Unfortunately, the next time I come here probably won't be until I get that next pay bonus. I feel sorry for my friend because he now lives across the street from it, and if I were him, I just wouldn't be able to resist the temptation, and would shortly be totally broke! But... it would be worth it. *******UPDATE*************** Sorry, Hama, you go down one star. The last two times I've eaten there the food as been sub-par. This last time we got sat right next to the trash area in between the sushi bar and the back kitchen, and it smelled rank. On top of that, we rarely saw our waitress. You better step up your game, Hama! read more

This is the first Sushi place I tried when I moved to Venice and to this day its my favorite. Can get a little crowded but the service is always great. I'd recommend the Temptation Roll and try the Strawberry Roll at least once. read more

3.5 stars in my book mainly due to being on the pricey side for what you get. One of those night when everyone happens to be in the same spot so we all meet up at Hama. Place is on the corner to the Venice turn around. We sat in the cover outside area. Food: Lobster Miso: For $8.50 you get a large bowl of miso with a lobster in it (shell and everything). Not bad at all I would recommend it just to try. Spicy tuna roll: $7.50 Amazing. Loaded with fresh tuna. I could eat this all day. Accidentally ordered the $38 sashimi plate and the whole time I was thinking this is alot of good fish for only $16! Planing on going back for happy hour hoping the prices will be little more reasonable but overall not a bad experience. read more

I went back to Hama last week... They changed patio area!Now I like it more...well,I'm a girl if I pay to eat out,I wanna eat at cute place,of course! ; ) They changed the decor,well,I'm not here to review each decor so just go there. This time I had,,, -regular vegi roll...I add shiso and ume plum. Highly recommended for vegetarian people!Great flavor and crunchiness. -Red snapper sushi with salt and lemon...it was a recommendation and I loved it!If you just order red snapper,it won't come this way so you have to ask them. -Aji sushi... simply my favorite sushi! My dessert... -chocolate fried ice cream After I ate so clean,I need some sweets!Why not??? ; ) read more

Is this the best sushi in town? No...I've had better, but it's pretty damn good. And it's close. And the bar is fun fun fun. I am a frequent visitor...the sushi chefs are very nice. Lots of locals go alone to hang out and they all seem to know the sushi chefs and sit at the bar. That's my kinda place! This last visit was perfect. I had tofu Agadashi from the kitchen. Salmon, yellowtail, and ono nigiri from the sushi bar... YUM. read more

I wish I could give NEGATIVE stars!!!! Very judge-y staff that only caters to tourists or well-off customers, the rest of us are not welcome! read more

Just went to a birthday dinner here on Sunday. All eight of us had a blast and we will definitely return. Total hole in the wall from the outside, so I was not expecting the inside to be so charming! It's like a little cafe hidden within this faded cement building. Anyway, we tried to get there before 7pm (HH was 5-7pm) but sadly were told that HH is only available if you sit at the bar. Since we had a crew of eight girls, we shrugged and said oh well. Shortly after we sit down and peruse the menu, someone spots this dude walk in who looked just like Sean Penn. Turns out, it WAS Sean Penn! Sean knew what was up too, because he went straight to the bar and took advantage of the happy hour. Not his first time at Hama. MOVING ON to the sushi... I like my sushi right down the middle. What I mean is, I'm not into California rolls, or any suspicious "imitations," and I am a firm believer that cream cheese should never find its way inside any roll. On the other hand, some forms of hard-core authentic sushi are a little too much for me to swallow. Literally. That being said, I feel like Hama has a really good mix of no frills sushi & traditional rolls as well as some more complex, intriguing (okay AMERICAN-friendly) rolls. I'm going to go with 4 stars on food and 3 stars on ambiance. Venice Roll - Fantastic. Pretty much everything I want out of a roll. Albacore sashimi - really good. We convinced our squeamish friend to give it a shot (after she told us sashimi makes her queasy). She went back for more! Crispy rice appetizer - Cute little crowd-pleaser. Very tasty. Shishito peppers - So damn good. The only problem was they took over 30 min to find their way to our table. First of all, aren't these suckers pretty easy to throw together? This was also my first encounter with salmon skin (I know I know, where have I been?) That stuff totally has a mind of it's own.. I kept saying the peppers took so long to arrive because clearly they had to catch and skin a salmon prior to preparing the dish. Hehehehe... Tempura banana dessert - Delicious! They threw some candles in it for the bday girl. That's all I tried sadly... I definitely must return and sample a few other dishes! I also wanted to note that when they brought my friend her dessert, the ENTIRE wait staff started singing happy birthday. They also amped up the lights and started playing music. It was a ball. Service was fine in the beginning but towards the end the waitress seemed like she was avoiding us. We were convinced she was an actress and I think someone asked her "what she was in." She said we were wrong but perhaps we were totally on to her and she was pissed because she's slinging sushi when she should be out there continuing her acting career! I can't say. Anyway! Definitely recommend for a fun night of delectable sushi in Venice! read more

Ordered through doordash. Sushi arrived with no wasabi, ginger or soy sauce. Disappointed and will not order from Hama again.

This review is specifically about their 5-7 happy hour sushi. Because I usually love Hama. While i agree it is very pricey - the sushi and other items are delicious and great quality. i was excited to to be out of work early enough for the half price sushi happy hour menu and was shocked at how bad the quality was. it is shameful. Seemingly old fish, very bad taste and I couldn't even finish. Surprising given Hama's usual quality. And really no excuse to serve anything like this. Avoid at all costs. read more

This is one of the best sushi spots in Los Angeles! The food is great, the level of customer service is amazing, and the atmosphere is probably it's strongest forte. I've been here through the years and it's been great every single time. The outdoor seating is perfect for those warm summer nights, and it totally epitomizes the LA/Venice atmosphere and culture. I'd recommend this place in a heart beat if you're in the Venice/Abbot Kinney area. Perfect for a date night or just a night out with friends. read more

My girlfriend loves Hama Sushi. I was not impressed. We tried to sit on the bar side, but there wasn't room and ended up in the restaurant. Tables are packed together with only inches between them, and it is LOUD. They also don't seem to have air conditioning, and it was very hot, even in the evening. The food is just OK, and as several people have mentioned, priced too high for what you get. Fried soft-shell crab was fine. The dynamite appetizer (their description, not mine) is a japanese version of Coquilles St. Jacques, but with only a handful of scallops hidden among the mushrooms. The crunchy roll and yellowtail roll were average. Add on a beer and a sake and the evening's total with tip was almost $100. It could have been worse - a lot of the specialty rolls are $19. If you are a sheep and have to hang out at an overcrowded, uncomfortable, and overpriced sushi joint, go to Hama. But don't say I didn't warn you. read more

yeah....I went on a date here....the sushi was not bad, but not spectacular, especially for the price. My date swore by this place, and I new he had good taste, after all, he was dating me, but this choice made me question his taste altogether. I think he liked the place due to the rapport he had with the owners (who are super sweet by the way), but to me, the meal was nothing to write home about. We just ate whatever the chef prepared for us, which was fun, but the sushi on the whole, left a lot to be desired. Luckily we had a lot of sake, which made me forget about the mediocre meal momentarily. (yeah, try saying that 5 times fast). If you do decide to dine here, just be aware that the prices are steep. I peeked at our bill, it came to a little over $170, and I'm sure we weren't charged for everything as my date was super friendly with the owners as well as the chefs. Several better choices for sushi in LA, go read my Katsuya review. read more

Way over priced. Sushi was nothing out of the common and we wait A LOT to be served. The nice waiter keep telling us the food was arriving, but it took a long time even if it was a Wednesday. We ended up with a very high bill and a mediocre sushi meal. We won't be coming back. read more

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this place! The sushi is fresh and soooo good, very casual, cool type of atmosphere. The Lobster Dynamite is awesome...just ask for the sauce to be on the light side. Bring a cool friend here for a birthday...this place is rockin for birthdays! Be sure to sit on the patio and remind the hostess it's your friends bday, they will take good care of you by blasting music "They say it's your birthday"...and the lights flash with the music...most people around you get into it too and sing along and cheer! read more

Really great sushi at a really great price. Super tasty fish and high quality ingredients. More importantly: I recently got take out from Hama. When I pulled up out front the valet instructed me to park in passenger loading. However, I did not realize I parked a bit in the red zone. In my two minutes in Hama I got a ticket, my first ever parking ticket. I was super upset, and left immediately. The next day I returned to explain to the manager, Tony, what happened. He not only paid for the ticket he sent in the in ticket for me. If the food was not reason enough to go here, which it is. Please know that this is a stand up place with wonderful employees, and that is not a common find today. read more

My new favorite sushi joint! It can get a bit loud and it's really more like a very large hole in the wall, but I love the food and the buzz in this place. You can go to the bar area and watch a game with friends or the restaurant area fro a more quiet setting. Depending on where you seat, the tables are quite close to each other so if your not into community seating, this wouldn't be a good spot for you. I love their service and I haven't had a dish I didn't like. I highly recommend the sashimi plate. Delicious. The mochi ice cream is also very good to finish off the evening. Love this place even if the noise level can get a bit high. read more

I like the food here. Been twice. Fresh, good quality & tasty. The sashimi servings are generous. We had the snapper, yellowtail belly & mackerel. All nicely cut and incredibly melt in your mouth sensual and oh so tasty. My date let me order whatever I wanted in whatever quantities. Grilled Eggplant with orange miso was good not exceptional but good. The lobster roll disappointing. Eel sushi fabulous. Tuna tar tar was fantastic! Generous delicious mound of soft raw tuna with wanton crisps, cilantro drizzle & orange. Freshness of their sashimi is 4-5 star. The atmosphere is nothing special. read more

Good sushi. Both times that I have been there, we sat at the bar with Jason as our sushi chef. Jason is friendly and talented but a bit of a space case sometimes - a couple things we ordered were slightly screwed up (but still good.) The peppered salmon sushi was excellent both times. A couple of the rolls we got were very good. My girlfriend got beef sushi on our first visit and it was excellent, but on our second visit it had grisel through it and she couldn't eat it; that's not something you'd expect from a cut of beef for the sushi bar - and certainly something the chef should notice when preparing. Also, her eel had bones in it; not a tragedy but unpleasant and a sign of poor preparation. Service was good. Vibe was decent. It's a reasonable stop for quality sushi, but taking everything into account, I wasn't blown away on either visit. read more

Ambiance: *1 side of the restaurant is modern, while the other looks like a hut *Chill atmosphere, nothing fancy, pretty casual *Good service Food: *Everything is really expensive for what it is *I expected a lot more for the price *Overall, good sushi, but not great read more

Boring rolls, bad atmosphere, slow service, and not a good value for what you pay! I went with a group of 8 people and we were crammed in the main area. They only had outdoor heat lamps to keep you warm, no centralized heating. That's acceptable for a patio area, but inside? C'mon. We were a group of twenty-somethings so we started the dinner with sake bombs. They didn't have free edamame, but fortunately we were staying across the street at the hotel Erwin, so if you drop that name, they will comp you for an appetizer or edamame. I started off with miso soup and the beef potsticker dumpling things. They tasted like they were bought at Costco. There was nothing unique about them at all. I think the miso soup was my favorite thing there, which is not saying much. I ordered one the "specialty rolls" -- the Hama special. Let me say that there was NOTHING special about the Hama roll. Just shrimp tempura, avocado, and the orange fish eggs. No sauce came with it and the presentation was very boring, as well as the taste. At the end of the night we split the bill evenly and fortunately it came out to only $32 per person including all the alcohol we drank (like 4-5 large sakes and 3 pitchers of beer), and I wouldn't have spent a cent more. For the taste of the meal I would have preferred to pay only $15. There are SO many other sushi places in the Santa Monica/Venice area that I won't be coming back to this place. I'd go to Canal Club or Hara Sushi on Wilshire in West LA. read more

Located in the heart of Venice, two blocks from the beach and a few blocks from bar hopping fun, Hama sushi offers an interesting ambiance and good sushi to boot. With a huge indoor courtyard to eat and enjoy the surfing on the flat screens behind the bar, with twinkly lights for romantic decor, and thin plastic covering the walls and ceilings to allow the starlight, moonlight, and ocean breeze to pass through, you'll feel beachy-keen and sushi superb at this place. With a friendly staff, always ready with a suggestion or a happy smile, you'll enjoy your table (or sit at the sushi bar in a more enclosed room next door) and the food that is placed on it. With your standard rolls like spicy Tuna and standard sushi you can go here and know exactly what you're in for. They do have some more exotic rolls to choose from that change with some regularity so you can go for an adventure filled meal before a night out on the town or in the sand. With sake and beer to compliment your deliciously prepared sushi (or maybe you choose to order a meal from their larger menu instead) you'll start the night out right. With a full sake, wine and beer menu your choices will almost seem limitless and your happy factor will increase with every bite and every wave crashing moment you see on the TV's and hear behind the walls. Feel like you've been transported for a little bit to an ocean side Japanese restaurant in Hawaii before you step back out into the cool ocean breeze of Venice, California. read more

Great casual spot for meeting up with any size group. The waitstaff is unpretentious and courteous. The ambience is laid-back for the beach crowd. But, don't be fooled by the decor -- the food is a good bang for the buck. You're guaranteed quality sushi here. Don't forget to try the lobster miso soup. Note: Be prepared for random couples lip-locking, as this seems to be a good place for first dates. read more

We absolutely love this place! The sushi is on point and delicious! If you enjoy spicy food we highly recommend red devil with yellow tail as well as the spicy edamame. The service was excellent.. thank you to our server Ivanna! We will deff be coming back! read more

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Let my start by saying, I love Venice. There is nothing like the eclectic crowd who frequent the most coveted of local hang outs. Hama is one of those places that you don't hear of when you first move to LA, you have to be accepted by the locals before they will let you in on their secret. It is very obvious that the people who go there aren't your average tourist folks, which is fabulous. The ambiance is one word: original. On any normal circumstances, surfing and sushi don't go hand in hand (except the obvious connection) but this place has adopted that mentality. While they have an enclosed dining room and an outside seating area, the outside seating area has more flavor with projector screens playing surfing movies. When I went with my girlfriends last night, the documentary Riding Giants (Greg Noll is a legend) was playing. Talk about making you feel connected to the beach cruising, surf and sand community that is Venice. The sushi was very good, they have many different options and a lot of creative rolls. Everything we tried was great. We got some basics but also ventured out into uncharted waters and I have to say I wasn't disappointed in the slightest. Their Sapporo was ice cold, nice :) I had a major internal struggle giving this place 3 or 4 stars, but ultimately the service wasn't that impressive. I am very easy going but it didn't make a whole lot of sense to me to have us wait almost 10 minutes when there were 6 open tables on the patio within plain sight. Also, our waitress was slow and never came to make sure things were good or ask if we needed more drinks. And it wasn't that packed. The bus boys were good, they actually ended up helping us more than she did. Also, the tables are too crowded! I get that they are trying to fit in as many tables as possible but they are too close together and you end up sitting in the middle of somebody's conversation and getting your chair hit from behind a million times. All in all, the surfer vibe and the food brings this place up in my book. I would highly recommend it if you want to impress your visiting friend with a very localized Venice spot, it's eclectic and tasty and definitely memorable. read more

Positives: - Food was good (when the order was made correctly). Ordered sashimi salad and a specialty roll, and everyone else ordered a variety of things. No one had any complaints about the food. - Environment is hypothetically fun and clean Negatives: - Service definitely needs some improvement. - They don't do much to control their ambience here. We were seated next to a table of kids in their 30s who were behaving like college kids, and taking very loud shots of sake bombs every 10 minutes. No exaggeration. A restaurant with prices like this one needs to do more to maintain the ambience for everyone inside, this sort of frat boy behavior is just not called for. In addition, I felt like I was at TGI Fridays after the fifth time the blared the Beatles birthday song overhead. We did not request that treatment for our birthday girl, so you're welcome everyone else there that night that you didn't have to hear it one more time. read more

I was so surprised at how good the sushi was. I am a huge sushi lover and I was expecting mediocre sushi. The sushi is pretty good and the fish is fresh and generous portions. My only complaint is that I feel like it is way overpriced. I would rather save my money and go to echigo. read more

A little expensive, but hey, it's sushi, and it's good sushi at that. Very slow service sitting at the end of the sushi bar. The staff and chefs seemed more interested in drinking beers than serving them, and we never did get our edamame that we ordered, and we had to flag down two people just to get some water. But all the rolls we tried were fresh and delicious, and the salmon roe was absolutely decadent. read more