About Hapa Sushi Grill and Sake Bar
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Fun place for innovative sushi. One of our goto places on Pearl Street mall. Flavorful and interesting rolls. We have been here more than a dozen times and had only one minor anomaly, but even then they were super anxious to make things right. Staff is friendly and attentive, thanks for the great service Izzie!
There's an interesting water feature that flows around the sushi bar and they also have outdoor seating. It was not too busy when I arrived and while I was the only one at the sushi bar the host sat me in the corner in a less desirable spot that didn't have a sushi board nor the water feature. No one sat there the whole time I was there which made that odd to me. The sushi was pretty tasty. I also got the tonkotsu ramen special. The bowl is huge. The broth is pretty good but not amazing. The noodles and meat were overcooked but still good with the broth. Sake and beer choices are good.
We reserved a spot on Open Table, but were running late. We gave them a call and they moved our reservation to give us time to get there safely. Once there, the hostesses sat us & Henry was our sushi chef. He is incredible! I highly recommend requesting him when you book a spot. Our server is great too, but I can’t remember her name…sorry 😭
Great fusion with creative dishes (and names) and friendly service - it’s been nearly twenty years since the Pearl st location’s been opened, and Hapa continues to thrive, with good reason. The mix of Hawaiian, Japanese, and local cuisines gave the family a wide range to choose from (i.e. everyone found dishes they could love).
Fresh sushi and great poke bowls. Loved the orgasm roll, but it was a bit filling. Wife loved the multiple orgasm (mostly for the fried pieces and cream cheese, but also double entendre intended) I'd recommend the pure sushi and sashimi route as all the cross ordering was a bit weird.