Sushi Hatsu

The food is really good. I love the green dragon rolls. However, $15 for what you see in the picture which is three empanadas is a little excessive. They should put more empanadas in the order is all I'm saying. But they were cool. They stayed open for us. We were five minutes late. That was very nice of them but five dollars an empanada. That's 40 minutes of work if you made minimum wage for 1 empanada.

Yummy cute spot for sushi in the area! Service was a little slow but the food was still good~ especially the green tea panna cotta!! Good place for a date night :D

Sushi Hatsu os a really tasty sushi spot. It's on the main drag on Butler Pike. Bet you might have driven by and didn't notice. Now you will! There's about 20 tables inside. When we walked in, it was pretty loud and full. We were seated quickly. It was easier to talk after some folks left (it was 8pm). The sushi is well presented and full of flavor. You can expect to pay $8 for an AAC roll, and twenty for a really cool one. They even have "specials" which sound quite intriguing. The chicken dumplings were fabulous too!I definitely recommend this place. Not good for groups or kids (they won't appreciate how good this is).

Run don't walk to Sushi Hatsu! The best sushi in Montco. So fresh, great service, such an awesome spot. I am not one to leave reviews but just had the best experience.

We really enjoyed Hatsu and feel it solidly stands apart from other Japanese options in a 20 mile radius. The vibe is simple but polished. Staff were excellent. Fun to hear them call the chefs, "chef." Basic dishes you'd expect were quite good; miso soup, seaweed salad, edamame. Special roll did not disappoint and neither did the other roll assortment we selected. We found the pricing fair for the service and food quality. And we think it's a major win as a BYO. And a very GF attentive establishment, which we always appreciate. We'll be back, likely regularly. Hatsoff to Hatsu.

We went to Sushi Hatsu for our anniversary hoping to do their Omakase menu - there was no information on when it was - their Facebook made it seem like it was available on weekends (we knew at one point it was weekdays only). We were a little bummed to realize that it wasn't available for us, but we found a lot of fun things on the menu to try. We mixed and matched through out the menu - with the Sashimi Premium being our "main course." We did the Maitake Mushroom Tempura and were disappointed to have more tempura than mushrooms in our bites. It had a nice salty flavor and when you got a bit of mushroom it was awesome but there wasn't enough to stand out. We also tried the Pork Belly Buns - these were super delicious and the flavors were well-balanced. Before our delicious sashimi (can you really go wrong?), we had the Tarantino roll which seemed to be popular among the people sitting around us. We liked it, but the seared flavor the of the salmon didn't really come through and the mango was slightly overpowering. I'd likely still order it again, but...Sushi Hatsu is a BYOB, so be sure to bring your favorite adult beverage to enjoy with your sushi (and without a mark-up!).

OMG!!! Ordered take out, got the "Pan Seared Scallops" for $22.00 and Got 2 scallops. That's it. So $11.00 each! What a freaking rip off!! Never again. Sushi Hatsu is off my list . I don't care if they offer me free soup, I'll never go back. And, if they rip you off on the scallops what else are they screwing you on?? I just bought 1.5 Lbs of fresh scallops from Whole Foods and paid $27.00. Screw you Hatsu!!

This is a tale of two restaurants. Before COVID, this was a great restaurant that we would visit every month or so. Now in 2023, the portion sizes have gone down (e.g. Empanadas - they ruined them and they are half the size) and they added corkage fees and a 3% credit card surcharge - wtf? There is no way in hell I am going back to a place in the suburbs that has those charges. Hatsu needs to check themselves - they aren't Morimoto and Ambler isn't Rittenhouse Square. I'm doing you a favor going into Ambler - parking sucks and there's nothing to do after you eat. At least in Doylestown or New Hope there are interesting stores and coffee shops to visit. I didn't even get to our server not mentioning the Daily Specials - wtf. Chef Harrison Kim must have left, because those empanadas suuuucked! Bye bye Sushi Hatsu - you were once great, but you don't treat customers like that.

Phenomenal. We asked for an omakase experience and they knocked it out of the park. Quality was excellent mixed with some modern and creative combination of flavors.

Fabulous. Always. The fish, the service, the fact that you see the same faces everytime.