Sushihana Japanese Restaurant, San Antonio

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Visited here while on vacation for my husbands Air Force BMT graduation. Great food, great service and great price. Ended up coming back the next day after my first visit.

My brother lived in San Antonio for 25 years. He loved sushi and tried most of the sushi restaurants. He said Sushihana was the best. I travel to SA 2 or 3 times a year and always stop in for a meal. Not only is the food excellent, but they are very creative with their food and flavor combinations and artistic in their food presentation. Try their Pepper Tuna. It's awsome!

We called ahead to ask if children were welcome the host was so gracious. Our family was warmly received and they even made special "Kung Fu Panda" noodles for my 4 yr old. Service was exceptional and the sushi AMAZING! We usually go solo but in either situation this restaurant is one of the best!!!

Sushihana is without a doubt my favorite restaurant in San Antonio. It has consistently great food, great service, and has an intimate atmosphere-genuinely Asian and very reasonably priced. Aside from the freshly made sushi creations and unique sushi rolls they have to offer (my favorite is the Duncan Roll), I highly recommend the Grilled Salmon topped with crab meat, or the Grilled Lamb Chops.... Simply OUTSTANDING!!!

Love the teriyaki steak and the ambiance of the little restaurant. Great place for lunch or dinner. Saw a big wood deck, but too cold to go outside. We had the sushi chef make us a roll of his choice and it was awesome.

Best quality sushi in town. When friends visit from out of town, they want to go to Sushihana to eat. Great that I don't have to cook.

I agree, Best Sushi in town...best prices and service too. I highly recommend this place for lunch or dinner. Great party room for private partys too. I think I have my next business meeting there.

best sushi-plus always fresh fish specials new chef-new apps-still my favorite

Best sushi in San Antonio. I feel like I am in another city when I eat there. Thank goodness for this place.