Established in 1979, Hama Sushi can be traced back in time to being one of the first sushi restaurants on the Westside! Known for its classic ambience and casual settings, Hama brings the freshest and friendliest Japanese cuisine with unique fusion dishes. Located on the circle of Windward and Main Streets, a block from the famous Venice Boardwalk, Hama has been a part of Venice Beach’s history for the past 47 years.
This unassuming Japanese joint with a patio has been a destination for rolls & sashimi since 1979.
Hours
| Friday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 5–9 PM |
| Monday | 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 213 Windward Ave, Venice, CA 90291
Phone: (310) 396-8783
Website: http://hamasushi.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: hamasushi.comresy.com
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Reviews
I absolutely love Hama, and it’s made my top 5 list of recommendations for a few reasons.
A) The rolls are unique, and always fresh. You’re not going to have a bad bite here.
B) lots of ambiance and dining options. Dining solo, come. Date night, come. Large group, come. Hama has space and they use all of it very well. Just don’t be surprised if on a nice day you’re packed table to table on the side walk. Share a bottle of sake and have a few beers, this is the kind of place you can settle in and enjoy your time.
C) Esther, the owner, is the star. Personally greeting each guest, while keeping a watchful eye on the whole ship. She’s the heart beat. She is the conductor of good times, delicious Japanese bites, and a sanctuary so sacred you might even catch the rich and famous enjoying their time.
Highly recommend to anyone, for any occasion. This is a great LA restaurant!
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Because of her lack of goodwill, I decided to tell her to get me the table in the Sushi room, because my reservation was for there. She didn’t believe, so I had to show her the screenshot from my cellphone to prove it.
I go to this restaurant since 2004 when I first lived in Venice. I know the owner Esther since then. The 3 stars I am giving are not for the food or for the way this wonderful lady runs her business, but I find important that she’s aware of how some employees can suddenly turn her business into a bad experience, like the one I had that night.
Met a few party animals and ate way too much food off the happy hour menu.
This is a surprisingly chill bar, with big televisions and a community atmosphere.
Highly recommend getting the house sake. They serve it out of a bamboo thing that is just awesome.
Other than that, rolls are small and expensivee. I ended up leaving and buying a slide of pizza.
Decently priced considering the location. Sushi rolls range from $8-$25 depending on the fish choice. An avocado roll is like $6. I got a sashimi salad, which came loaded with fresh fish. Light and filling, cost $25 after tip and tax.
They have gluten free soy sauce and you can substitute upon request. My friend has a sesame allergy and another friend was gluten sensitive. They subbed the tempura for an extra piece of sashimi in the bento box, which was very kind.
The owner actually came by to ask how we were and to thank us for our visit.