Sushi Hara

Gave this stall a try and it was meh. Front of the house could use some work. No eye contact, no greeting, no saying thank you, no recommendations, poor service. Ordered spicy beef soup. The flavor was dull and not a lot of beef, just bits and pieces with mainly veggies. The 3 sides were okay. Pickled cucumber and seaweed were more sweet than vinegar. The mixed poke bowl was a good size portion, sauce was a bit sweet. Would not visit again.

a month ago

I ordered the mild Ramen and had one of the salmon Kimbab. The Ramen I ordered looked and tasted like a package of $.25 Ramen. This is not authentic Ramen presentation was terrible and the soup like any flavor. I would definitely not recommend.

a month ago

The food isn't too bad, but the portion is small. The rice is a size of a golf ball and you have to pay extra $2 for another golf ball rice.

9 months ago

My wife and I tried a chicken katsu order to test the place out. The food was okay and I would recommend other options in hmart if you are there. They did provide a good size portion though for the price

a year ago

Please DO NOT EAT HERE. I still have parasites after eating once at Sushi Hara. I ordered a sashimi bowl with pickled ginger while my husband ate at a different restaurant at the Market Eatery; he was fine but I wasn't. It's been almost a year and even with several visits with urgent care, infectious disease doctors, blood work/labs, and different medication, I am STILL infected. All the other reviews are correct when pointing out the uncleanliness of staff and handling of food. Please also avoid all of their ready made food they sell inside of H mart. I would sue if I had the money. I already reported this incident to Harris County Public Health but no action was taken. Do not eat here unless you to be sick. Update: The owner responded to my review in such a disgusting manner and I need to correct them. Parasite risk reduction is based on freezing, not certification. Also, no lab or supplier can 100% guarantee parasite-free fish. Parasites are natural in wild fish. Do your own research before consuming lies of a greedy store owner that takes no accountability or responsibility. On that note, parasites don't necessarily have to be from the raw fish. If the staff is infected, it can be transmitted. Parasites can be transfered from the dirt under fingernails. Other reviews pointed out how you handled trash then handled food. That's a great way to introduce parasites to your food. Who's the one lying?

8 months ago