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second time order sushi from haru (I have already fed in here, and the hot dishes are served in cast iron dishes are worth the trip. I also recommend the hot mango tea). I'm telling you, this place is not disappointed. the airarm roll and vine street roll are my personal tasty fried favorites. regarding the raw sushi, the rainbow roll is with fresh, tasteful fishing, as they get their money is worth trusting me. qual... View all feedback.
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The restaurant 's website says The Authentic Korean Restaurant. As a Korean, I would like to say NO!! It is Americanized Korean food. Taste of Soft Tofu soup is like Seafood Ramen Soup (If you are Korean, you know what I mean). The grilled mackerel is too burnt. Pros: Again, It is Americanized Korean food. I can recommend this place to my American friends. Clean. Cons: Expensive. Over $7 for Salad?? Oh no I spent ove... View all feedback.
Second time ordering sushi from HARU (I've dined in once before here too, and the hot dishes being served in cast iron bowls are worth the trip. Also, I recommend the hot mango tea). I'll tell ya, this place does not disappoint. The air force roll and Vine Street roll are my personal yummy fried favorites. As for the raw sushi, the rainbow roll is LOADED with fresh, flavorful fish, like you are getting your money's worth trust me. Quality is everything here, and HARU has been consistently really delicious. Thanks!
I celebrated my 3rd anniversary at this restaurant. The food was absolutely delicious. I highly recommend having $100 set aside before dining here.
The staff is very welcoming, the food arrived promptly and looked amazing. It tasted just as good as it looked. I would highly recommend it to everyone.
This restaurant is truly exceptional and deserves more than five stars. The customer service was excellent, and the food was delicious, well-seasoned, and made to order. I tried the beef retrievals, which came in a sizzling stone pot that created a crispy crust on the rice at the bottom. The Korean fried chicken was incredibly tasty and made me lick my fingers to savor every bite. Despite being covered in a sticky sauce, it remained crunchy. I was pleasantly surprised by the price, as I was expecting it to be around $60 with taxes, but it was only $32 for lunch and an appetizer. I will definitely be going back to this restaurant next time I'm in Cincinnati. It is located near the Hampton Inn on Vine St., and parking was easy to find while we were walking.
ABSLUTELY AMAZING! The food was so fantastic. The waitress we had... Mary was so nice and funny. We had such a beautiful first year anniversary there, and they made it special for us! Definitely a must if you?