Top Restaurants in Orewa
Most Popular Sushi food in Orewa, Auckland, North Island
Reviews on Sushi food in Orewa, Auckland, North Island including Hayami Japanese Restaurant, Asahi Japanese Restaurant, Urban Sushi
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1. Hayami Japanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By Sharon P
We went to Hayami on Saturday night.Meals where overpriced and very small, there was no sushi available because they had run out of rice, the bowls of rice served with our main meals where only half full and the Miso was like drinking water.My main - Salmon was $35.50 - three tiny thin pieces of salmon on a little bit of cabbage. We all know the price of salmon at the supermarket - they made a massive profit on my meal.All husbands main - Combination Tempura - 2 prawns, 1 piece each of carrot, pumpkin, potato and two green beans. $25.50.Menu states - Large consists of 13 pieces. Someone can't count. There were 4 adults and 2 children and all meals where small and expensive.The total bill was $375.00 (yes we did have a drink each and the 2 men had x3 beers and the kids had an apple juice each. Went home hungry I would not recommend Hayami Restaurant Orewa to anyone.Overpriced and underwhelmed. The small amount of food that we did have was lovely, can't fault them there. Service was ok however, we got the impression that the sooner we left, the soonerthey could close.
2. Asahi Japanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By Mark C
Has the expected range of sushi and hot meals to order. Very popular with all ages, including younger business people. We had range items we choose from shelf plus a hot teriyaki chicken. Everything was lovely and eaten with relish. It was recommended to us by a local business and they do a constant busy trade, especially around lunch time. There is takeaway and table service. Bill was $33 for two people and we had plenty to eat.
3. Urban Sushi
Reviewed By Gill J
Had a Saturday lunch sat outside under one of their umbrellas. What is different here is they take the time to tell you about the different sushi. It's so much more varied then 'mall' sushi and you can tell it's a passion with them. During the day it is a cafe and I believe in the evenings a restaurant. Not tried that yet, would love to see menu's -think there may have been one on the window but people were seated in front of it.
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