Sushi Hana Lynnwood

I really enjoyed Sushi Hana. If it's not busy the sushi gets to you fast. I am not eating meat at the moment so I had some pretty basic stuff like the radish roll, cucumber roll, and inari. The rest of my party got the karrage chicken, spicy tuna, crunchy spicy tuna, crunchy California roll, spicy California roll, California roll, and some other things. They loved it all including the chicken. I also got wine. It was $7 for a mini bottle of sutter home chardonnay! I'd definitely go back though. Love the robot that brings you drinks and the fast track sushi! Very clean and new looking on the inside too.

Found the location via my trusty dusty Yelp app. Cool place. It's sort of like the conveyor type sushi places but what's different is that the conveyor is used to deliver your food after you order via the iPad on the table. Right after you sit down a robot brings you a glass of water. As mentioned, you scroll on the iPad and place the order which was sort of hard to do because the iPad was mounted at the end of the table making it sort of hard to look at. After you place your order, you just sit and wait until the food comes on the conveyor. Take it and eat. The sushi fish was fresh and the rice was really good. It is a little more pricey but good quality.

Sushi is very overpriced about $5 per plate for nigiri. Highly recommend Kura Sushi in Bellevue over this place. Quality and portion is not worth the price. Had Salmon nigiri, scallops nigiri, one hand roll, one rainbow roll. Total was $33 before tax and tip.

Sushi Hana Lynnwood is located where Sushi Land used to be. They definitely gave it a makeover--the restaurant looks very spacious, modern, clean and they still utilize the belt :) When you walk in you're greeted right away. They seat you and instruct you on how to order using the tablet they have at the tables. They have a little robot that brings out waters to your table, very cute lol. Food was great, everything was fresh and it is sent straight to your table on the belt. Lots of options including: different types of rolls, nigiri, soups, salad, side etc... Looking forward to coming back here again!

We are excited to have this new concept sushi restaurant in our neighborhood! You order using the electronic pad which tracks all your orders and adds up the costs. Your order comes in the conveyor belt fairly quickly! The rolls were delicious and averaged about $6-$8. The nigiri were delicious and fresh in quality but were quite pricey for two pieces. Overall, I would give the restaurant a top 4 star and we'll definitely be spreading the word. This place is also highly instagrammable! Lowered one star for the price and let's face it, it's not the best melt-in-your-mouth sushi grade.

I really enjoyed the nigiri and calamari the most and highly recommend it. The rolls were just okay, they were good. Salmon Kama was just okay too. I will come back and eat all the nigiri and calamari though!You order through a tablet and then the food comes out on this train. I came in expecting a regular conveyor belt style but was completely wrong. The restaurant is clean and spacious. The service was friendly and fast. They also have a robot server that serves you water at the beginning. Parking is super easy.

Very cool restaurant to come and order sushi and other Asian types of noodle and tempura style foods. You can make your selection on an iPad at the table. I appreciate having photos of each item to help remember what exactly the dish is. This time we opted to start with an assortment of sushi. I always go with one of my favorites, spicy tuna. I was impressed that it actually had some spice.I also ordered a tempura set as I wanted something heavier and a bit more filling. There is this cute little robot that brings drinks to the table. The conveyer belt train system of getting your food is so cool. How fun! Delicious food, decent prices, and cool atmosphere.

Fun little bullet train sushi with an adorably (annoying) robot that serves you water. Have been here a couple of times and have never been let down with any of the garlicky rolls and pieces of sushi. Our favorites are the garlic lover roll, seared garlic salmon, and squid. Honestly the difference between the fatty salmon and regular salmon are negligible so you can probably save a couple dollars there. We always order a vegetable tempura as a side with the downside being that the broccoli batter is always raw in the middle. The portion for this is large though so we don't mind as we get a whole bunch of fried sweet potato, carrots, and zucchini. The price is steep but we find ourselves coming back because it's better than most other restaurants that are revolving/same caliber.

I didn't visit the place in person, only order for the delivery. But somehow the sushi quality of second delivery was not as good as first one. My favorite was creamy scallop. It was creamy and sweet and fish roes just burst in your mouth, very fun texture. Seared garlic scallop was good too but the seared garlic gave me a Vietnamese food vibe I love them in Vietnamese dishes but wasn't really expect them in sushi. Salmon roe was my least favorite, the roes were too salty and a bit fishy. If the roes were less salty and fishy, that would be a good umami flavor.I love taboyaki, I miss the time when I could get taboyaki easily and not pricy at all. Taboyaki here was good too, it was 80% authentic I'd say. The sauce was a bit different from what I was used to, but still good, it tasted kinda like a mixture of mayo and teriyaki sauce.Only thing I could complain was that I wish the rice could be a bit moist and vinegary.Overall, for the price and oriental food standard in Seattle, I wouldn't complain much.

Don"t order the ramen. It's way over salty and filled with deep fried gunk. Asked if we could exchange the ramen because of this, manager said that I should just go fuck myself. -The waitresses were very nice however and the sushi was good!