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Hana, located in the Midtown Building in Causeway Bay, is a Japanese restaurant that I've been curious about. Priding itself in all things beef, I went there for lunch one day.Though the outside looked rather big, inside, it was deceptively so, Yes, it was spacious but they apparently have a tatmi are for larger groups that took up the most amount of space. It also was rather darkly lit. They have a lunch menu that is in English and Japanese. Serving sushi and sashimi sets along with various bee
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Hana, located in the Midtown Building in Causeway Bay, is a Japanese restaurant that I've been curious about. Priding itself in all things beef, I went there for lunch one day.

Though the outside looked rather big, inside, it was deceptively so, Yes, it was spacious but they apparently have a tatmi are for larger groups that took up the most amount of space. It also was rather darkly lit. They have a lunch menu that is in English and Japanese. Serving sushi and sashimi sets along with various beef based sets. I decided on the Japanese wagyu A3 suikyaki set ($238). All sets also include a dessert and yuzu tea or coffee. This set also included  a salad, miso soup, appetizers and chawanmushi.
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The salad was ok. Greens were fresh. Dressing was a bit on the sour side.
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Miso soup was tiny but not that remarkable.
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The appetizer was some marinated seaweed. It was alright. Nothing really worth a wow factor.


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Pickles were cut very pretty. They weren't pickled long enough though.


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The chawanmushi was smooth but seemed to be missing the taste of dashi.
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The sukiyaki beef pot was a decent size for one. The beef was excellent and simply melted in my mouth. The other ingredients like onions and daikon complimented it well.


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It also came with an egg.


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I ended with a coffee (which was a very standard Japanese coffee) and dessert. This was a milk pudding. It tasted pretty good. Slightly sweet with a strong flavor of milk. Smooth and a the right amount to end the meal.
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The food was fine. Service was good, too. Though the place was a bit dark. But paying $238 for just fine food and not exceptional, I find I can get something better in Causeway Bay for this price. There really isn't anything to complain about but it didn't wow me over either. Really doubt I'd be back.
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Date of Visit
2017-12-14
Dining Method
Dine In
Spending Per Head
$265 (Lunch)