About Hana Haru Japanese Restaurant
The Retired & Disabled Police of America (RDPOA) is a fraternal organization formed in October, 1990 and incorporated under the laws of the District of Columbia as a non-profit corporation, and is managed by a Board of Directors consisting of a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Executive Director.
It has been a family tradition, I've just hit a 40s milestone lol, the original owner even taught me how to use chopsticks ❤️🥰 The food is delicious and the staff hardworking and dedicated. We have made several friends here over the years. Highly recommended!!
Not sure why there is so many positive reviews this is my 4th time here in a year and a half and I can quite honestly say that only one visit was enjoyable, This place is really on its last leg they open and close like they have crowds lined up I have never had a bento box at a sushi restaurant but today I attempted to give it a try and it was horrible the meat looked like it was from the previous day the salmon was dry and the spicy tuna was good, but even on my previous visits when I ordered sushi only it was not the greatest they really need to sit down and figure out if they are in it to win it or if it’s time to hang up their boots because at this point it’s a restaurant that has ran it’s course and I can guarantee that is losing money by the day.. they need to revamp and reopen but don’t open till you have made the necessary changes because just being in there my experience was the vibe was kind of a downer
1st time coming to eat here, all I have to say to please stop by and enjoy eating here. This spot is amazing. it's like no other. All I wanted was more and more. Our server was amazing he service wants to make me come back, and he is amazing. Everything felt like it was cooked with heart and passion. This spot is a gem and will be recommending others to come here. Gyzoa was my favorite.
My first, and definitely not last visit, had Great service. Eric and other Staff was friendly and welcoming, Menu is pretty easy to follow. Wide selection of your familiar favorites. I ordered the 911 roll, hand rolls, and some appetizers. The spicy dishes are definitely spicy. So keep your ginger handy. The garlic edamame were really good. The veggie tempura was crunchy, perfect snack. This location offers a relaxed/chill atmosphere. Nice for a bite out with friends or family. Expect a mixed age crowd. A good selection of Alcohol beverages are served at this location bottled or draft. Call location for more information. Hope you enjoy as much as I have.
An old favorite with new energy. Until recently, I'd only enjoyed a quick lunch here. Having time for dinner with good company and staff/ food improves the experience. Rolls are ginormous (which can be a pro or con), the flavors are clean and distinct. Must try coined entrees next time.