What 30 people say about Hashi
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I really wanted this place to be wonderful. I found the tempura to be too heavily breaded and fried and the sushi options to hardly be Japanese in nature. The Sushi pizza had the possibility of being good, but was doused in too many sauces. Too much cream cheese in every roll. The taste was okay, it was just heavi...
Read full reviewI really wanted this place to be wonderful. I found the tempura to be too heavily breaded and fried and the sushi options to hardly be Japanese in nature. The Sushi pizza had the possibility of being good, but was doused in too many sauces. Too much cream cheese in every roll. The taste was okay, it was just heavier than I'm used to for sushi.
The atmosphere could be improved upon. They suffer from being right near the lighting in the mall. They could put tints on the windows to help the brightness during dinner, as the lighting in the restaurant was too high and the noise level from outside was intense - they should shut the doors for dinner.
The server was wonderful though. While he admitted his weakness with wine selection - he was great at leading us through the menu, and very prompt at bring us what we needed.
The menu looked tantaliising but the food was very mediocre. Japanese food has a lightness of touch but most dishes were heavily coated in sweetish sauces. Can't figure out why a Japanese restaurant would serve steak and grilled prawns as a main course. The cajun spice on the prawns had a strange flavour and was almost inedible. Clealry, the kitchen doesn't have a quality chef.
Hashi was a great find! Inventive and exciting food that was beautiful to look at, with good quality ingredients, and very delicious. The prices aren't bad either. Had the salmon kizu and the dumplings to start - the kizu was very yum and the dumplings surpassed the ones that we usually have at our regular place. Al...
Read full reviewHashi was a great find! Inventive and exciting food that was beautiful to look at, with good quality ingredients, and very delicious. The prices aren't bad either. Had the salmon kizu and the dumplings to start - the kizu was very yum and the dumplings surpassed the ones that we usually have at our regular place. Also had the fusion sushi rolls - great flavour combinations that are definitely worth trying. Brigitte provided us with very good service. In sum: an all round good experience.
Was a great dining experience
Good food, good service
As the restaurant is small and in busy part of mall, I would recommend a bit of tint on the windows for some ambience/privacy
Bridgette was an amazing waitress and the food was delicious!
I prefer the setup of the previous Hashi restaurant as it was more cozy.
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About Hashi
Cuisine: Japanese / Sushi
We have come to this fantastic country to settle down and have decided to bring you the healthiest and most delicious food you’ve ever tried.
Our expertise in the industry come from our country of origin, Venezuela, acting as partners to and with the support of a well-known chain of fusion Japanese restaurants in Venezuela and the Caribbean. We are all about offering a new and exciting experience in terms of food and creating a fresh concept around traditional Japanese cuisine. To do this, we have worked to create delicious, beautifully presented dishes served in a welcoming atmosphere.
Our menu, blends ancient Japanese techniques with the exotic ingredients and flavours which characterise South American cuisine, a combination that results in an amazing new culinary experience. Included in our menu are delicious Japanese soups, mouth-watering starters, sushi rolls with more than 40 different variations to choose from as well as a variety of fascinating hotdishes created especially for non-sushi lovers.
We are proud to offer a truly unique experience not found anywhere else in South Africa. Our business was opened to customers on March 27th 2013 with the hope of becoming part of the South African family. We invite you to come and experience for yourself what our food is really about.
