Hiro 88 Haymarket
$$ • American, Japanese, Sushi Bars Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Hiro 88 Haymarket
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Delicious food! Busy night but we were seated quickly. Julie was our waitress and she brought by youngest a small cup of ice cream for dessert which was so sweet. They were out of forks but other than my 6 year old we didn’t mind. The reverse happy hour was great- prices were better than normal on many great rolls.
Hiro's has much more than just the standards—from hamachi collar to scallion pancakes. The sushi is delicious but there is such a wide-ranging menu for the adventurous. It's all delicious and the service was very warm and welcoming.
It was our first time at the Hiro88 location in the Haymarket, but we stopped in on. Friday evening for a light dinner. It was not too crowded and Malique took great care of us. We tried a new menu item which was tasty and went on about our evening.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 11PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 11PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 10PM |
Hiro 88 Haymarket is a restaurant suitable for various occasions, from graduation dinners to late-night hangouts with friends. The restaurant offers a cozy and private back room, ideal for group gatherings. The service is generally commendable, with servers known for their attentiveness and knowledge about the menu, though service can sometimes be slow, especially during busy events or when serving large crowds for concerts.
The food offerings are diverse, including sushi rolls, crab rangoon, and unique drinks. Customers often praise the sushi as good, with some mentioning that the crab rangoon is probably the best they've ever had. The sushi is considered a step above gas station options but not the very best in the world. The serving sizes are large, making leftovers a possibility, but prices can be high, with over $20 for simple dishes like chicken and broccoli and crab rangoon. Crab rangoon alone can cost over $8 for four, which some find steep.
The restaurant is well-polished and looks very nice inside, making it a good spot if exploring downtown or meeting someone for lunch or dinner. Parking downtown can be challenging due to construction, and a designated pick-up spot would be helpful. The establishment is also suitable for special occasions, such as birthdays, and offers options like a Husker roll for those who do not eat fish. The happy hour menu is smaller than others around town, but the happy salmon with cream cheese is recommended. Overall, Hiro 88 Haymarket provides a pleasant dining experience with decent food, attentive service, and a welcoming atmosphere.