“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
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“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
“Hatsuhana has wonderful sushi and sashimi”
H2
“Hatsuhana is a very good sushi place near Grand Central.”
H2
“2nd Hatsuhana for sushi, make a reservation”
H2
“Third for Hatsuhana. It's even more affordable at lunch. Start with the Sushi Jo (deluxe) and add on a few extra pieces when you finish that. You'll be well within your price range.”
H2
“Very elegant, simple, and the emphasis was where it should be, on the fish. Each piece of sushi had a very clean flavor and certainly was worth savoring.”
H2
“So you wind up with this really convenient, really nice sushi place that's never that crowded, even though, if you dropped it into 90% of the matro areas in the country, it would immediately become the gold standard.”
H2
“Hatsuhana for sushi.”
H2
“It wasn't bad per se, but there's gotta be better sushi to be had in the area. They have a great menu, but the quality of ingredients left me wanting...”
H2
“Second for hatsuhana, their sushi deluxe is so freaking good”
H2
“Hatsuhana does a good chirashi”
H2
“Best quality to price ratio in my book.”
H2
“Hatsuhana is great and theyhave gift cards. I crave their salmon don from time to time, as well as their toro don.”
H2
“All good options for reasonably priced, good sushi.”
H2
“i second hatsuhana. more of a japanese vibe. sit at the counter. it’ll be great.”
H2
“Sushi: for non-omakase hatsuhana”
H2
“If you want to feel like you're dining at a neighborhood spot in Japan, try Hatsuhana and Kaoru.”
H2
“I think Hatsuhana is great. It’s old .. absolutely nothing flashy, but I always found the fish to be very high quality. Especially for the price”
H2
“If you're into sushi, then Hatsuhana. Get the box of dreams and/or toro tekka don.”
H2
“Hatsuhana and restaurant nippon are super old school looking seems like they never remodeled since the 80s my bf and I love going”
H2
“Sushi Ann and Hatsuhana are both very quality and well priced for lunch IMO”
H2
“A little further for sushi is an old school place Hatsuhana.”
H2
“Hatsuhana is excellent, but it’s a jump up in price. If you have the $, though, it’s worth it.”
H2
“I order delivery from them regularly… and it’s always SO FRESH and amazing”
H2
“if you like sushi a lot, go to a place called hatsuhana, it is the second oldest sushiya in New York City, and you can get a thing called Field of dreams, it's nine different small plates for under 50 bucks”
H2
“Yeah just go to Hatsuhana or smth if you want cheap lol”
H2
“By far my favorite place for great quality sushi”
H2
“Go! Worth it!”
H2
“Solid, underrated vs the hype omakase spots”
H2
“Oldy but goody. Their lunch service is hard to match.”
H2
“For similar price range, I would say takumi omakase and Hatsuhana”
H2
“Went to Hatsuhana for dream boxes and was disappointed with the fish quality.”
H2
“hatsuhana (get the box of dreams)”
H2
“Hatsuhana is one of my favorites. They have a good sake list and the box of dreams is a true adventure.”
H2
“Hatsuhana for instance has a lot of those pieces available, though it’s not as high end as the omakase places others have mentioned.”
H2
“If you just want straight up delicious, higher quality fish, Hatsuhana is it (much different price point, though).”
H2
“Hatsuhana is the best option for that price range for something authentic.”
H2
“hatsuhana Field of dreams”
H2
“the quality was OK, size portion was small, price was HIGH.”
H2