“Their sushi deluxe is IMO one of the best overall values I've found in NYC. $55 for 10 pieces of fantastic sushi, including uni and toro, and the best spicy tuna roll ever is just too good.”
H3
7.8/10Japanese
AI-generated summary
Old school midtown that people recommend on value. The is about ten pieces for $49 to $55 with uni and , and the box of dreams is the other pick at around $57. The common advice is to reserve and ask for upstairs seating so you can watch the chefs. A few regulars think the quality has slipped.
“Their sushi deluxe is IMO one of the best overall values I've found in NYC. $55 for 10 pieces of fantastic sushi, including uni and toro, and the best spicy tuna roll ever is just too good.”
H3
“they do great sushi and their box of dreams is really fun. It’s a cute spot too! Just went and had the yellowfin with jalapeño and a ponzu jelly that I haven’t stopped thinking about all week 😅 the avocado ice cream was amazing too!”
H3
“I personally have not tried it, I go for the box of dreams, but I’ve had a really great experience and meal for every visit!”
H2
“Hatsuhana for amazing sushi.”
H2
“Do hatsuhana or hasaki. Japanese run, serious sushi joints.”
H2
“Hatsuhana has affordable dinner sets which are significantly better than many of the popup omakase spots around town.”
H2
“Hatsuhana is my constant suggestion for excellent, authentic, reliable sushi.”
H2
“I recommend the box of dreams at around $60; incredible.”
H2
“Love love love Hatsuhana. Sushi dinners range from $20-50 and the quality for the price is excellent.”
H2
“I've been to [Hatsuhana](https://www.hatsuhana.com/menus/#dinner) 20+ times but I know to order the $36 Sushi Special at the table (always sit upstairs!), rather than sit at the counter for the omakase. Nothing makes me happier at that price!”
H2
“Hatsuhana is my go-to for sushi”
H2
“Hatsuhana is my favorite. You do need a reservation but it is minimalistic, not in the fancy sense of the word, but in a zero faff way. Great sushi, well priced, no song and dance.”
H2