Ken Meyer wrote:

I only wish I had been able to sit at the Sushi Bar and chat with the
itamae, but that could not be. I am sure he would have had fun feeding
me, most of them do.


I always prefer sitting at the bar, since you can talk with the
itamae and maybe get something special. But I understand its not
always possible if your group is larger than 3 or do not all eat
sushi.


All in all it was a most wonderful evening. I had a few new tastes,
the beer was good, and my companions were amazed at what I would put
in my mouth. I have no idea what the bill was, and I really don't want
to know. Thanks for all the recommendations from you folks. I always
do a Google search on he word sushi, and city name, in the groups area
when I travel, and I have not been disappointed with the choices yet.

This restaurant is on my wall of fame!

Glad to hear your experience was good. I'm kind of surprised they
didn't have more special sushi items. I've been in November and had
a few specials like kohada, aji, and bincho maguro. I went in July
and had California uni, alaskan crab, iwashi.

Hatsuhana remains on my wall of fame as well. I hope to visit again
soon.

--
Dan