We were looking for a quick dinner in Hanover after a long day of helping my mother-in-law move. She recommended Sushiya which apparently is relatively new in Hanover. I skeptically thought "how good could sushi be in New Hampshire and especially if not run by Japanese folks?" I was glad to be proven wrong! We ordered a variety of different kinds of sushi rolls and sashimi and everything was super fresh and delicious, including the following types of rolls: avocado, california, shrimp tempura, tuna. We also ordered the bi bim bap in the hot stone bowl which was good, not the very best I've ever had (comparing to eating dolsot bibimbap in Seoul, HMarket food markets), but we ate almost all of it and took the rest for leftovers which were polished off the next day, so perhaps even very good! The meals all came with complimentary banchan (small side dishes) of cold bean sprouts, broccoli, pickled spicy zucchini, flavored boiled peanuts (my least favorite banchan), and miso soup. Loved the bean sprouts and broccoli and they brought us more when we finished the first round. Next time we're in Hanover we'll visit Sushiya again for sure! read more

I am literally in awe of this restaurant. Theyre restaurant is run by a hardworking korean family and they bring literally all you could ask for in a small town of Hanover. Im korean and im here for 4 weeks and i miss home so much but this place has genuinely made such authentic korean food that i crave it all the time when im in my dorm. Its literally the exact same as some places in LA and Korea and i couldnt ask for anything better. I love the waiters there and I enjoy conversing in korean with them, i would 10/10 recommend this is definitely the best place in hanover for amazing comfort food and food all around ps i genuinely dont believe any of these rwviews lower than 4 stars-- ur in the middle of nowhere and this restaurant is doing its best to provide and i think its amazing read more

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I've been coming here for the past 10 years, and their food is pretty authentic. Worth a try if you are in New Hampshire and craving Korean food. read more

Sushiya - Korean Near Me - Hanover, New Hampshire

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This is going to be rough...I don't think I've ever given one star to anyone before but here it goes. First of all, the staff were nice. But the food...the Shumai omg was the one I microwave and buy frozen all the time if I'm not mistaken the brand was Ajinomoto. $6.50 for 6 pieces, wow! Next, the ramen had a hard boiled egg not ajitama (ramen egg) and the noodles were the same from cup of soup. The sushi was meh, has no taste. The only good thing was the 2 out of the 5 complimentary Korean side dishes. And the women's restroom needs cleaning! read more

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Great food, my boyfriend and i haven't found something we didnt like yet. Staff is very nice. The place is beautiful. Highly recommend. read more

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The service was quick. I ordered spicy miso Kakuni. It was an ok meal for me.wife and daughter ordered sushi rolls and shrimp shumai . They didn't enjoy their food . Tasteless and kinda bland. Parking is limited read more

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Wish I could give zero stars. Ordered dinner online via the website on Google Maps. When coming to pick up my order, the workers insisted we ordered at a different sushi place, despite me showing the receipt. Staff raised their voices at me and insisted I leave after claiming they have no online ordering options AND that the food I ordered wasn't on their menu. After requesting that they continue to search for my order, staff found it but insisted this was a mistake on my part and refused to apologize; no acknowledgement on their part nor offer for compensation in any way (wouldn't give us our money back). Absolutely horrible experience and incredibly unprofessional. read more

Don't listen to the bad reviews. This place is actually very good. Sushi was great. Fish was very good quality. Price was very reasonable.

The food was mediocre at best and there was a supreme lack of flavor. the ambiance felt like a cafeteria. it was meh overall, so my friend and i didn't feel obliged to leave a tip (the staff also forgot our shrimp tempura). The staff were nice and pleasant enough until they saw my friend and I weren't tipping. As we were leaving they approached us to ask why, and when we told them why, they attempted to pressure us into tipping. Which was absolutely crazy. Do not waste your money here. read more

Absolutely delicious food and outstanding customer service. My meal arrived in under five minutes, and I appreciated being able to enjoy it while using my laptop with the generous free Wi-Fi. A great experience. Overall highly recommended! read more

So far I have only tried the pork bulgogi here but it was absolutely delicious and quite possibly some of the best I've had.

I was passing through Hanover on the way back to CT. Sushiya looked decent, so that was the choice for dinner. First the good: The staff is very nice and friendly. Waitstaff was attentive. Complimentary appetizers were good. Now, the meal. The Special Dragon roll was good, but not cut thoroughly. The ends were not cut at all. Hard to eat a piece that's 3" long. Also, at $23, overpriced. I also had Yaki Udon with shrimp. The veggies were uninspired. Carrots were tough, like they weren't even stir fried. Way too much green pepper. The shrimp was dried out and flavorless. But the killer was that the Udon noodles were chopped up into 4" pieces. What ? read more

This is our favorite spot to eat after a day at the Montshire Museum. The staff is welcoming, the food is delicious, and the service is always top-notch! read more

Takeout review- There's no dine in for some reason so it's only takeout and delivery. We stopped by for takeout for lunch on a Saturday and only had to wait about 15 minutes for our food. My tangsuyeok was crispy and the portion was huge so I was happy with that. The soondubu was really lacking in flavor (probably because it has a vegetable broth and not anchovy broth). Overall, a hit and a miss for Korean food. read more

Sushiya - Tangsooyuk - Korean Near Me - Hanover, New Hampshire

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Ordered takeout for 6 rolls. All of them tasted pretty good. The sushi quality wasn't amazing, but the portions were fairly large, especially considering the price. If you're craving sushi and in the area, I would recommend it. Online ordering does not work, so just call in. As of 10/14/2021, the dining room is completely closed due to COVID. read more

Sushiya - Left to right: Rainbow Roll, Salmon Mania Roll, Caterpillar Roll, Winter Hill Roll, Crunch Munch Roll, Green River Roll - Korean Near Me - Hanover, New Hampshire

Jules and I were traveling around Hanover to find a decent place to do our work as well as eat. We were walking down the street (after we failed to order sandwiches at another place) and here we were, immediately informed that lunchtime was over and the dinner menu was in effect. We were fine with that-- at least we would be able to eat! They started us off with appetizers, banchan style, because this is a fusion Korean-Japanese restaurant. I loved the bean sprouts and loved the beans. Our server said they had plenty of the appetizers in the kitchen, so we could have as much as we wanted. Amazing. We ordered the kakuni ramen because it seemed like enough for the two of us to split. We were given two sets of bowls and chopsticks to help us share it. The kakuni ramen was cooked well but did not feel like it had enough depth to the broth. The pork was cooked well though! Our friendly server gave us sriracha but recommended that we get the miso the next time if we wanted a flavor kick. We also split some sushi rolls because I love sushi. Not bad! Got to come back to try the miso now though. read more

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The food is excellent but a bit over priced. Sushi for 3 was over $160. Really enjoyed it, but will look for a little better deal on takeout. read more

Good Bibimbap and Yukejang. Salmon can be tasty too - only downside is some of the food like the Udon and Kimchi Bokum is much sweeter than I like it. read more

The waiter in here is so kind, although I have ordered the wrong thing but they changed it for me!

Sushiya is a gift during C19. The food is healthy, plentiful, and flavorful. They have a great variety of rolls, the fish tastes fresh, and the hot soup is AWESOME in the winter. Try the Udon. Customer service is basic at best, but always quick and polite. Best best is to order over the phone and go pick it up. We always order extra so that we have leftovers, but in truth, no matter how much we order, we usually gobble it up before the next day. Tell them you don't need all the extra plastic crap they include, particularly not the tiny amounts of soy sauce in plastic dishes. Total waste. read more

This restaurant is now takeout only. The sushi rolls are... okay, but are overpriced for what they are. I also had the yaki soba, which was not tasty at all. read more

If you liked the old version of this place when it was called Yama, then you'll still love Sushi Ya, because it's exactly the same. Their sushi's fun and well made. Their Bi Bim Bop is fantastic. And you get all the little side dishes when you order Korean. They're also mindful of food allergies. They have gluten free soy sauce on hand, and they know what's in the food. So I love going there. FYI. The hours on the door don't say their closing time. And their menu says 10pm. But they close at 9pm. We've been turned away twice. read more

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Arrived alone on a Thursday evening, the place was not busy yet no one greeted me until after a few minutes. Ok, so the expectation to service was lowered a bit. I was given a table, the menu and shortly after a glass of water. I ordered the chicken crunch maki, beef teriyaki and a coke. While I waited 4 small dishes were served, these were actually the only reason I give this place a star; they were good. A little later the chicken crunch maki arrived and I had to remind the waiter that I missed my coke. Two minutes later a canned coke arrived with the beef teriyaki. The chicken crunch was below average, nothing special and a bit too greasy. The beef teriyaki was interesting but not delicious. In fact the beef was grey and had a smell that reminded me of something that is too old. You will find better places in Hanover. read more

This used to be a favorite spot of mine. The last three orders have unfortunately had old fish, order errors, and various other issues that make me concerned about food safety. read more

Have tried a few items on the menu and all were lack luster. Most of the noodles and sushi taste grocery store quality. Cannot eat in, only takeout. read more

Just had an phenomenal meal here and look forward to a super fresh platter of sushi and succulent bulgogi every time I come through.

What a waist of a $70 for 6 sushi roll! I unopened the package when I get home they shoveled all the rolls together I'm 1 to container!! What a mess!! We were not able to eat anything at all!! I will never order from this place again ! I should have read the reviews before I ordered! Don't ordered from here read more

Absolutely not. Can only speak to the gyoza and the dumplings, but absolutely not. The food was cold, late and tasteless. Even the sauce could not save it. The portion sizes are tiny. read more

I ordered the bibimbap with salmon which was not good. I am big fun of Korean food and this is definitely below average. The seafood pa jun was too thick. The fried chicken appetizer was a disaster. Its tasteless and hard like rock. I would have given 3 stars, but my boyfriend liked the ramen that he ordered. So I guess I should give more more star juat to be fair. read more

Sushiya - Korean Near Me - Hanover, New Hampshire

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The food here is what I always crave. Really good sushi, japchae, tempura, oshitashi & the kopdol bi bim bab is amazing!! Well priced and nice staff. Cannot wait until they open for dining in but love getting take out from here. Jill B. Norwich read more

A new favorite sushi and phò bowl favorite. The spring rolls are amazing. Everything tasted wonderfully. The staff and chef are very kind and very helpful. read more

Fantastic service, good Korean food. One of the best things about sushiya is their service. The food always comes out quick, even when I go with a large group. The servers are friendly and fun. Several times when I have come with regular customers, they have given us a free roll or dessert. On to the food - Even though Sushiya claims itself as a Japanese and Korean restaurant, I've found that their Korean dishes are much better than their Japanese ones. Their sushi rolls are slightly above average; their sashimi is good, but pricey. I ordered the soondobu jigae - soft tofu stew. You can add kimchi and seafood for an additional cost but I just chose the original. (I've had both in the past and they're both great). It comes in a sizzling hot stone pot with a side of rice. Very flavorful and filling; perfect for a cold day. read more

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This place is alright. Formally Yama, Sushiya is pretty much the exact same thing... but with a new name and new owner I believe. Anyways, the other two reviews make this place sound like an absolutely nightmare. It's really not that bad. I will say that the wait staff doesn't always have the greatest English so it's best to probably keep requests simple or to not have that many requests to start with. I like that they give you the side dishes to start you off with--these are a slight improvement from Yama's. I remember Yama's side dishes literally tasted like nothing.. these at least taste like something. My friend and I split a chirashi bowl and a Green Monster roll. The fish was fresh and pretty good, though nothing outstanding. Rice tasted like sushi rice, and the roll was well-presented. It was a roll with three types of fish and topped with red and black tobiko which was something a little different from what my friend was used to. Service was friendly--they checked up on us, brought us our food in a timely manner, I don't have much to complain about. We tried telling them to split the check earlier on but there was a pretty severe communication issue. No worries though--a restaurant in Hanover is usually pretty used to being handed multiple credit cards and will know to just split the check two/however many ways you need it to be split. tldr; all in all, an okay experience. Nothing to rave about, but I didn't hate it. food was good, service was good. read more

Sushiya - Chirashi - Korean Near Me - Hanover, New Hampshire

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Sushiya does alright as the only Japanese and/or Korean restaurant in town. The rolls I've had are okay, but nothing spectacular. The same goes for the yakiudon I had here. The service here is solid and the atmosphere as a whole is just the right amount of busy every time I've gone; not too loud, but not eerily quiet either. It seems to be a common date spot relative to other places in Hanover and there's always Dartmouth students here on any given night. I would recommend making a reservation beforehand since this place does seem to get a little packed, but at the same time I've never known anyone that's had to wait a long time for a table. If you're going to come here, do yourself a favor and get the Korean food options over the Japanese ones. I've found the Korean selection consistent and tasty relative to the Japanese Regardless of what you order they serve banchan (small cold appetizers type dishes) before you start that give you something to munch on. I've eaten catering from Sushiya multiple times and it's always been on par with my restaurant experiences. There are numerous options for any dietary restrictions and they seem to make a conscious effort to be accommodating. It's a solid restaurant, but the sushi in Sushiya misleads from the tastier options on the menu. read more

Sushiya - The Tofu bibimbap. The warm rice comes on the side and not underneath. I recommend the stone pot version over this type. - Korean Near Me - Hanover, New Hampshire

Had a pretty good Tonkatsu last Thursday. Crisp salad, tasty miso soup and of course the pork was just right. The rice was well cooked but I wish they would use a pearl grain rice instead of the long grain that came with the meal. read more

Their online ordering platform does not take credit cards, you don't know that, it does not say it anywhere, you just keep getting a message that the information is invalid. After 20 minutes of trying to order called to place my order and only then did I find out you could not use a credit card when ordering online. Placed my order and was told they were very busy, that my order would take an hour and to call later to pay on the phone (my son was picking up, so I needed to prepay). Called 45 minutes later to pay and was told I could pick up, that the food was ready, then they promptly hanged up the phone on me without taking payment. Now I have food that is getting cold since we were planing for one hour and now my son had to pay when he arrived. Now the food, it was not good. I ordered several rolls of sushi, some warm some cold. They put them all together and closed the to go container thereby causing condensation to built up inside the container and of course it sat for over 30 minutes before I got home so the sushi was awful, all of them luke warm and moist. The chicken teriyaki was a dry piece of chicken with some bland sauce and of course not hot any more. Do yourself a favor and go to YAMAS in west lebanon, they were the original owners of the sushiya and that is why their menus are virtually identical. The food however is nothing like YAMAS. Next time YAMAS is closed we are getting some Indian food. read more

Do NOT order the Kakuni ramen. Absolutely no flavor, but has a bitter aftertaste. The noodles were majorly over cooked and were even clumping together. I didn't have high hopes for ramen in the upper valley, but I didn't expect instant ramen to be better than this.... read more

Sushiya - Korean Near Me - Hanover, New Hampshire

I learned early on that Sushiya's Korean food is much better than its Japanese, but it does both decently well. The creative rolls definitely aren't authentic, but if you can get over that fact they're pretty good. My friend and I split the Lebanon roll today and though I could barely taste the fish, it was enough to fill my sushi craving. I love love love the Manduguk here--it's an eggy soup with dumplings and rice cakes and clear noodles mixed in, the perfect pick-me-up for the long Hanover winters and definitely a hidden secret. The dumplings are always huge and flavorful; I get meat but you can choose between meat or vegetarian. And the soup, though simple, is incredibly flavorful and just satisfying. On a side note, sometimes they give complimentary dishes, and they gave us potstickers once (made from I'm assuming the same types of dumplings) and they were phenomenal. The lunch specials are also pretty good value for money--yes, the little sides in the bento boxes aren't always the best quality, but you can get some of their dinner dishes (including I believe Manduguk!) for a solid price. read more

Sushiya - Manduguk - Korean Near Me - Hanover, New Hampshire

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Welcome to town Sushi Ya! Walked into the old Yama Yama location, and encounter an updated and more upbeat version. You can still find a lot of the old dishes, but better and with more items! SUSHI and rolls, all kinds of it! Nice presentation and the taste even better! Bravo to the new chef! read more

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They are still doing takeout during the eternal lockdown. Telephone ordering and pickup process is simple and organized. I don't have confidence in their online ordering. The sushi is as good as usual, maybe better. They don't include banchan anymore with sushi. But they pack the orders so efficiently it gives me ASMR...shiver... read more