Hama-sushi Chatan Ihei Branch

The sushi were okay. The service was very fast. It's very cheap

Lots of options, lots of meat sushi options, food came out quickly. Ticketing machine is easy enough to use. You need to “check out” on the iPad at the table before going to the cashier to pay

After trying all the sushi go round places, I've learned that hama is the most English friendly of the 3 in the small area. They take all the cards too, however they will not split bills for your table. Matcha tea is included with your meal, even though there's nowhere really that it says it is. It's just at the table. All the things you need are also at the table such as your spoons, chopsticks, napkins, matcha powder and hot water, etc. The hot water here you get by turning the knob and having the cup underneath of it to catch the water. Their tablet menu is very clear for the most part. You can see what you've ordered, whether it's been delivered and total price at all times. There are two rows where the food can come, but it will always arrive to you (unlike another chain) so it's much more dummy proof. There is no extra food that comes along that can make it confusing as well. If you order certain items however, it will be brought to you on a tray (such as drinks) because I think it avoids spillage. We have been here many times now. It is my partner's favorite place to eat. We go there a lot because he likes the ease of ordering here. Favorite things to get? Include the pork ramen, chowan mushi, chicken cartilage and really any sushi that has been seared and salted or with yuzu. It really just adds so much more flavor to it. The best dessert we had was the pudding which reminded me more of a flan. Parking is available in a private medium sized lot. I would recommend leaving through the back way if you want to exit by using a traffic stop.

Amazing! Just what you expect from a sushi go round place. most plates are 100 yen or less than 1 USD. Food is always great and I leave full every time for around 10 USD. Highly recommend if in Okinawa.

I’m not a big sushi eater anymore but soups, hamburger, French fries and veggie tools were awesome.