Hasu Sushi - Denver

Bills itself as an Asian fusion restaurant but be forewarned, the Chinese dishes are mundane and uninspired. Dumplings lacked fresh flavors, and the chicken lo mein was even less interesting.

My first time at this restaurant. I have never in my life had fresher ingredients at a sushi restaurant. The food was sublime. I am looking forward to my next excursion to Hasu Sushi. I wouldn't go anywhere else. A bit pricey but very well worth it.

The food was nothing to rave about, although not bad. The service was very poor. There weren't enough plates or silverware and when we asked the server for some, she didn't understand what we wanted at first, and then kind of rolled her eyes before bringing some. Also, there were 3 different servers basically serving us and asking us the same questions, so clearly there did not appear to be a clear allocation of server to table. Also, the server did not bring all of us menus at first and then we realized there were two different menus. In general, the server was kind of rude.

It was fine. Nothing magic. Probably won’t go again.

The service was terrible and we were not impressed by the food. It took 15 minutes for the server to come by and ask if we wanted anything to drink, another 10 for them to take our order, and by the time we got our food it had been about an hour after we got seated. Definitely not worth the wait.