Hasu Sushi Grill I - Tallahassee

How this restaurant doesn’t have higher than a 4.3 rating is beyond me. I can’t think of a single bad thing to say about this place. The chef(s do not cut any corners at all to ensure their dishes are prepared authentically. Everything is cooked perfectly and all the ingredients are very fresh every time we’ve come. Even a small side of noodles is fried perfectly to order (not sitting in a tub waiting for you. The fried rice is served equally well.And don’t get me started on the sushi, it’s so fresh, just take a look behind the bar if you don’t believe me. Not only is it delicious but all of the fish is prepared so beautifully! By far the best sushi in town, and we’ve been to more sushi restaurants than I can remember.AND I love the atmosphere, it feels like stepping inside something from the Yakuza series, for such a small restaurant they did great. This has quickly become our favorite restaurant. Color me impressed.Side note: eat your noodles fresh! They’re best if you don’t let them sit in a takeout container any longer than they need to.

Their food is very good. The sushi is excellent. The owners are such nice people. They have a few tables for sit down service as well as take out. We recently moved here from Raleigh and tried a few places before we found Hasu and we are glad we did.Food: 5/5

My “GO TO” when I want Sushi!! I absolutely LOVE everything here. I try to go before 3 pm for their lunch special soup, salad 2-3 rolls). I usually always get Tuna Avacado with eel sauce on top with a side of spicy Mayo !! Sooo delicious! Their Ginger dressing is my favorite and both soups are yum! Always fresh and family owned

Hasu is a quiet and nice Japanese-style eatery with delicious meals and beverages… do not overlook this gem. Pleasant service, excellent cuisine served quickly, and a list of imported beers and spirits. I dine-in but takeaway is also popular.Food: 5/5

I have tried many times to like this place. Chicken soup:good. Lunch salad:good. Hibachi: terrible. The chicken used in hibachi is like reconstituted chicken nugget with some teriyaki sauce on it.this time I ordered the veggie hibachiand it had a hunk of beef in it. I wish I was able to post a picture of it. I don't eat cow, so I am left with just the white rice. This was the last straw. Caveat emptor!Vegetarian options: Beware! They don't separate meat from the veggie options. I got a big chuck of steak in my vegetable hibachi meal.