Sushi Hana

營業中

休息中

Throwback to 最近食過既omakase lunch set! 考完試既白熊選擇左位於大坑既Sushi Hana黎一個semi-celebration! 之前我生日既時候已經爬文睇過review 見到呢間餐廳既評價不錯 所以試試餐牌上有3個set可以選擇 印象中係$900/ $600/ $480 我地叫左$600十二貫～-🌟-我地食左▫️蟹肉茶碗蒸▫深海池魚▫️ 帆立貝▫️牡丹蝦▫️池魚💫▫ 魷魚▫鰤魚💫▫ 赤身▫ 大拖羅💫▫ 金目鯛💫▫馬冀海膽💫▫ 海鰻💫▫ 鯖魚卷▫麵豉湯、玉子燒▫雪糕/咖啡-🌟-雖然壽司既質素唔錯 但係整體體驗不太理想😥可能係白熊食omakase經驗尚淺 我無見過師傅會每件壽司都係請其他樓面店員從廚房入面攞Dpre-made既刺身出來 而師傅係我地面前做既只係組裝同做最後既點綴🫣成件事令我地wonder到底D魚係幾時切同新唔新鮮（滴汗）另一樣野係師傅上菜時經常唔講到底我地食緊乜 乜介紹都無😥有時我地追問師傅先會答我地 不過好似師傅對其他熟客會熱情D(?) 總之再訪可能不了😗 繼續閱讀

This sushi restaurant is located in Tai Hang, also under the famous chef/owner Mok san of IM Teppanyaki. Arriving sharp at 7pm, we were greeted warmly and seated at the middle of the C-shaped sushi bar, served by head chef Yat Kwong. The décor is nice, with plenty of artworks on the sides, giving a cozy and comfortable ambience. The different plates stacked in front showing nice contrast in colour and shape also highlighted the sophistication in the presentation of the food.We have the Omakase Hana ($2,180 each) and a bottle of 飛露喜 純米大吟釀 ($1,280). The sake from 廣木酒造 in Fukushima has delicate rice and fruit flavours, a well-balanced palate, and is great complement with the seafood and sushi on the night.Seeing me having the sake, the chef has asked the kitchen to prepare some Deep-Fried Sea Eel Bones to go along. Crunchy and nicely seasoned, the bones are great to go with sake and the mayonnaise is also a perfect condiment. A thoughtful and pleasant treat to get us started. The course begins with Mirugai (海松貝) and Hotaru-Ika (蛍烏賊). The Geoduck is very fresh, seeing how the muscles retracted when the chef hit it on the chopping board, with a sweet and umami taste. The raw Firefly Squid is right in season, rich in taste with some ginger and menegi added. The second course was Buri (鰤), the chef has used charcoal to lightly burn on the skin of the Matured Japanese Yellowtail to impart the flesh with a nice fragrance, while the flesh retains a nice moist texture. Paired with two condiments, wasabi and yuzu kosho, to give different enjoyment. The chef then cut a fillet of Aji (鯵) to small pieces, mixing the Japanese Horse Mackerel with menegi, ginger, sesame, shoyu, for our third course. The nice fatty fish, with the fish oil complementing with the condiments to highlight the complexity in flavours, are truly phenomenal. The fourth course was Nagasaki Magaki (真牡蠣), with the Oyster having been lightly steamed to make it half-raw, retaining a nice soft bite while enhancing the flavours through steaming, resulting in a delicious sweetness on the bite mixed with hints of brine that is highly enjoyable.  Then the chef cut out a few slices of Sawara (鰆), and then went into the kitchen to smoke it over hay. The Japanese Spanish Mackerel has wonderful fragrance and soft texture, adding with a bit of menegi and shoyu, is another great piece we both liked very much.Coming to the sixth course, the chef mashed the Shoyu-Braised Ankimo (鮟肝) to make a paste, then adding some finely-chopped pickled radish to give contrast in texture. It was then applied onto a small crispy toast, with the silky, rich taste of the Monkfish Liver simply fantastic.While waiting for the next course, the chef cut a piece of Smoked Daikon and then putting some Japanese Cream Cheese in-between to make a finger-food. The crunchy texture of the daikon contrasting with the soft cheese is a nice treat.The seventh course was Kegani (毛蟹) with Eggplant and Soramame (空豆). The Japanese broad beans and Kyoto eggplants were both sweet in taste, with the thick sauce made from the Horsehair Crab tomalley and dashi. Delicious and harmonious mixing with the sweet and delicate crab meat. The first sushi was Hokkaigai (北寄貝), with the chef cutting the Surf Clam on the surface to break its sinews before grilling it briefly, resulting in a sweet, good bite that is impeccable. I also like the density of the shari and the airiness, with appropriate sourness.  The second sushi was Kinmedai (金目鯛), and the Splendid Alfonsino is charcoal-seared to vitalize the fish oil and tenderize the flesh. With a bit of yuzu kosho to season, its delicate taste with the rich umami made this sushi memorable. Before the next sushi the chef treated us with an extra dish, the Grilled Hotaru-Ika (蛍烏賊). The seasonal firefly squids were fat and bursting with yolk, and the chef has sprinkled a bit of shichimi to add a bit of spice. The chef also told us how difficult it is to keep the freshness of these squids. The third sushi was Iwashi (鰯), and the Sardine is very fresh, requiring careful and painful process to debone. The rich taste of the fish, together with the fragrant minced menegi to cut through the fatty mouthfeel, is just unbeatable. Seeing how I enjoyed the Iwashi sushi, the chef took the cut tips from the fillet and minced them, adding some freshly chopped Japanese Leek and sesame, seasoned with a bit of shoyu, and then wrapped in nori just for me. I believe I got some envious stares from the other customers.   The fourth sushi was Aka-Ika (赤烏賊). The Red Spear Squid has a crunchier texture on the bite than cuttlefish, with the chef using the charcoal to grill briefly, and the way he cut it made the presentation beautiful. Hidden beneath was some Bafun-Uni (馬糞雲丹) to add to the flavours too.The fifth sushi was Chu-Toro (中とろ). The Medium Fatty Tuna has been marinated with shoyu for a while, infusing the tender flesh with additional umami, savoury flavours. The acidity of the tuna balanced well with the umami making this another memorable piece.The sixth sushi continues with O-Toro (大とろ). After cutting pieces of the Fatty Tuna Belly, the chef further trimmed the sinews to make it easy to chew, before using charcoal to grill briefly. Paired with some mashed radish, the heavy oiliness was tampered to good effect. Knowing that we both loved silver fish, the chef made specially an additional Saba (鯖) Roll for us. The Mackerel was beautiful in taste, with a white kombu piece on top to give a bit of acidity to balance the fish oil seeping, with the whole piece wrapped in nori. Fantastic. The seventh sushi was Murasaki-Uni (紫雲丹), with the Sea Urchin coming from Awaji in Hyogo. Skilfully kneaded to a sushi without using nori as gunkan, the natural sweetness of the sea urchin could be highlighted better, with also great aftertaste and hints of fruity note. Truly wonderful.The eighth sushi was Kuruma-Ebi (車海老). The Japanese Tiger Prawn has just been cooked and still steaming hot, with the chef using the body to make the sushi, and serving the tail separately. The firm texture and nice sweetness of the prawn was phenomenal, really delicious.The ninth piece was Anago (穴子). The Conger Eel is very soft, melting in the mouth in texture. The sauce was also nice, not too sweet or salty, with the whole piece offering a rewarding, pleasant and filling sensation, a great finale to the wide range of ingredients we have tried on the night.The tenth piece was Tamagoyaki (玉子焼). The Homemade Egg Omelette has a soft, fluffy texture, moist and with also nice caramelized surface. It might not have intense seafood taste in the egg like some of the famous restaurants offered but overall, still a good piece to conclude the meal.The Fish Soup was very good, with intense flavours apparently coming from a lot of fish head and bones used to prepare the soup, with menegi and ginger to balance and not making it too fishy in taste. If I am not so full by now, I am tempted to ask for another serving.The dessert was Melon and Tangerine. The melon was juicy and sweet, but not syrupy making it cloying. The tangerine was also sweet and with a hint of acid to balance, making both fruit highly enjoyable, and finishing the whole meal on a high note. The whole dining experience was great, and I have noticed how Chef Yat Kwong paid attention to the details like how soon the ingredients should be cut and rested, the temperature on serving them. Everything was all meticulously focused. He also had good conversation with us, sharing his knowledge, and of course, grateful for him offering us some extra pieces seeing how we enjoyed everything. The bill on the night was $6,204 and it was good value for money. I would return again for sure. 繼續閱讀

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第一次來光顧，先講整體水平：高級享受，有驚喜的食物質素，值得推介。老實說我對香港師傅主理的高級日料本身無太大期望。通常都做不到日本師傅的嚴謹。一航來說都是馬馬虎虎求求其其。大聲講嘢，手腳不夠輕粗手粗腳做嘢，衣服也不乾淨有污漬等等。我當日光顧的師傅無以上的表現，做嘢都輕手輕腳、安靜，有注意客人的狀況。我朋友是用左手的。so far 我們光顧了這麼多的高級日料，只有日本師傅注意到。他是第一個香港師傅有注意到，已經十分滿意！我十分注意餐廳環境是否乾淨，特登在飯前和飯後去廁所巡視了兩次，發現女廁都能保持清潔無異味。食客枱面和師傅的工作枱面我也留意有冇任何污漬和殘舊破爛之處。我也一直在用餐時留意師傅有冇清潔好器具，使用器具刀具時有冇清潔等基本功架。我認為以上都達到日本師傅的專業水准。如果真的要我挑剔的話會是店內的氣味！通風抽風力度不夠好，入店內的魚腥氣味稍嫌重，吃完飯後衣物和頭髮都很重魚腥氣味，這一點是可以改善的空間。食物質素：我當日點了12件壽司🍣，540一位要加10%。整體質素優良，有驚喜，值回票價。 繼續閱讀

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