Hane Sushi

“I went to Hane for the first time and sat at the sushi counter. The sushi was excellent and very reasonably priced. I'll be back (and I have been a few times).”

“We came here this past Saturday afternoon, but we have dined in and taken out food from Hane many times. The food is always well presented and delicious. The placed had been renovated a few years ago and is very nicely designed and brightly lit. We opted for outdoor seating which was very pleasant since it's on a side street and therefore not too busy with traffic. There are many lunch special options to choose from and everything was very tasty. We shall keep returning.”

“Great sushi spot they have a ton of specialty rolls but I knew exactly what I wanted and that was the Crispy Eel. Absolute flames I loved that roll so much, but also got some classics: salmon avocado and spicy tuna which were nice. Had an XXL Sapporo that was much needed too.”

“Note- Rating is for the area and for the good lunch special I have been to this popular Japanese sushi place a handful of times for lunch during my work break. The first time, I had an easy and quick experience as it wasn't overly crowded, but the second time, it took a bit too long. The staff was still friendly both times and apologized for how long it took, which was much appreciated, with me also getting my check the second time while eating. Compared to the other local, presumably Chinese-owned sushi places, I find it better than the closest place, Oishi Bay, which has definitely had a big downfall over the last year or two. The sushi quality in general is better here, and the deal is better as it comes with soup and salad. It is a bit worse than Blue Mountain Sushi, which is several avenues away, but that is also a bit more expensive and has some more options. The main gimmick here for lunch is that, along with the soup and salad, there is a combo menu, which also comes with two miniature appetizers. At $21.95, it is $4 more than their regular lunch special, or $18.95 compared to $14.95 for 2 rolls, and it is a good deal if you're looking for something very filling. For both times, the miso soup and salad are your standard, though I will say that the salad from the two times I have been didn't have wilted lettuce like at Oishi. My lunch apps the first time were the Chicken Kushiyaki/Grilled Skewers, and a generic/tasty Seaweed/Wakame Salad. The kushiyaki was particularly good as it had a teriyaki-like glaze with a mild sweetness, and I appreciated that there were some mushrooms and grilled onions on the skewer as well. In terms of makizushi/rolls, the first time I had yellowtail scallion, salmon, and eel cucumber. The second time, I had the yellowtail scallion again, along with tuna and spicy salmon. The fish quality is pretty standard, with my favorite being the plain tuna, salmon, and yellowtail scallion. All were decent, with my least favorite probably being the eel cucumber. If I want something a bit healthier next time, and as I like the tuna, I might try the tasty-looking Yaki Tuna Salad. This is a perfectly decent sushi place. It's not the best, but it gets the job done, and they have a nice deal with friendly service.”

“Long lasting place. Delicious food. But heating pipes from the ceiling were sounding like bursting. We told them to turn it off completely. Highly recommend this place.”