Sushi Hana

Consistently great sushi that is always fresh. The atmosphere is spartan but always clean. Great servers.

I've only been here twice, and both experiences have been great.Don't let the sushi part fool you into thinking only the sushi is good. The other non sushi dishes are also very good!If you're coming for lunch, I definitely recommend getting one of the lunch bentos because it offers a little bit of everything. I've also tried their bibimbap which is amazing as it comes out in a stone pot where the rice on the bottom gets crunchy.All of the sushi/raw fish I've had here have been excellent and really fresh.

Small and fast paced restaurant. Cute, neat and clean. Would be nice if more spacious. There is very little room from table to table. Service is good. Prompt. Food is pricy but does worth it. The rolls are beautiful. Also got a gyoza soup that's not in the picture. My kid loved the soup and the gyoza.

Man, let me tell you about Sushi Hana. The atmosphere is off the charts - they've nailed that authentic Japanese vibe with the colors and decorations. It feels like you've stepped into a little slice of Japan. The place is a bit tight, kinda cramped, but in a cozy, positive way. The servers? Multilingual and giving off those family-owned vibes. Now, the food wasn't super late, but there was a bit of a wait. No big deal though, because the menu is loaded with variety and the presentation is top-notch. Here's the kicker - the prices are pretty steep, and it doesn't quite match up with the portion sizes and flavors. But the fish quality? Man, it's some of the best I've ever had, top five for sure.Overall, Sushi Hana is a cool spot with an amazing atmosphere and killer fish, even if the prices are a bit high. Worth checking out!

We came here with some friends tonight who are in town this week. To preface, I'm not a huge sushi person but there are some I like.My fiance and I split the Beauty and the Beast roll and the Caterpillar roll. I think I liked both equally; they were pretty good. Our friends got bowls and one got a tasting platter. These came with miso soup and ginger salad, which I wish I had known beforehand, because I love ginger salad and the sushi didn't come with any.We also ended up ordering the kaarage (sp?) appetizer, which was also good - it was fried chicken with katsu sauce.I believe they closed at 9 or 930pm tonight; around 933pm they asked us, politely, to leave. If they did indeed close at 9pm then that's fair, but Google and also their front door said 930pm.I'd come here again for sushi if in the area but probably wouldn't make a special trip for it.

The most amazing Japanese food we've had since moving from San Francisco to Detroit. The restaurant is amazing inside and reminds us of our many trips to Japan. The atmosphere had great elements to make you feel right at home. Honestly it made me miss Japan and we started talking about planning our next trip at dinner. What was really nice is the wait staff, prompt courteous and very attentive. The quality of the food is outstanding and we can not wait to make this a staple in our date night options. We will 100% be back to try all the things on the menu.

When we arrived, we were seated immediately. We asked for tea (not free), and two cups had lipstick on them (gross!). Our server apologized and swapped the cups right away. We ordered agadashi tofu, sake don, chirashi don, four nigiri, and fresh wasabi. The agadashi was fried perfectly and the sauce was flavorful. Good portion size. The amount of sauce is not necessary though. Both dons were fresh and tasty. There is sesame oil on the rice which we didn't think was needed. The nigiri was very good too! Fresh wasabi ($1) is always better than that powder crap. Four stars because of the lipstick and menu items are a bit pricey.

I think this place has pretty solid food, ranging from the soft shell crabs to the special rolls to the takoyaki, everything tasted like what I expected it to taste like. The o toro was definitely very tender in texture and flavorful in taste, which was a great plus! The price was very expensive, though. We had 4 pieces of o toro and were charged $54 for it, while the rest of the sushi cost about half of the price for 5 pieces, per the menu. I am attaching the receipt as well for reference.One thing I was a bit unsatisfied with was the pork in the katsu don. The crispy outer skin on the deep fried pork culet was compromised by something, maybe the fried egg on the top, and therefore tasted soggy. The meat itself also had a weird taste and the inside tasted plain. But texture-wise overall, the crisp was still there, so the katsu don still tasted okay.For those around the Bloomfield Hills area, this might be one of the few options for Japanese food, but overall I would recommend regardless, even for those who may be driving from Detroit.

My fav sushi place in Michigan. The quality for the price is on point. I usually just get the omakase and it's never let me down. Brought a couple friends here as well and they love it too.Service was good, wait staff is friendly and quick. Nice aesthetics.

I've gotten take out from sushi Hana a dozen or so times now, I keep coming back as the sushi is fresh and delicious.