Hashi in Merton

Great food and service. Food is fresh and authentically made. A hidden gem!

It used to be great both for restaurant dining and take-away, but the past 4 take away orders were really disappointing (each time I refused to give up on it as I used to be a total fan of crunch roll and rainbow set). They used to be nice and fresh (warm room temperature), now the food looks like it had spent at least a day in a fridge. Gutted as it used to be my favourite place and I used to recommend it to others.

Disappointed, went for lunch after reading the reviews, the rice was hard, the food did not worth the price, my husband said the chicken tasted bad. As a foodie, I can tell by how many people the restaurant. There's only one more people during our lunch time. I will not trust Google reviews any more. Not recommend to my neighbours. I prefer Stick n Sushi.

Hashi's. Where do I begin?Hashi's is a small, cosy, Japanese restaurant in South London with chic décor and a vibrant, upbeat atmosphere. They say good things come in small packages and that has certainly proven to be the case with this restaurant. The food was wonderful. Most recently, I had the Chicken Udon which I found to be simple yet pleasant on the mouth, delicately seasoned with a light hint of spice to excite the taste buds. On another occasion, I had the Japanese classic Chicken Katsudon Curry which was wondrously crisp, with a soft buttery taste, giving me the feeling that I was eating it homemade in Japan. The serving staff are very friendly and above all, very attentive, particularly the young waitress with the long hair. When visiting this restaurant, I found my needs and wants most fulfilled and I plan to make this restaurant a must visit anytime I am in South London.

Fantastic Food. Superb Service. I've been a customer here for a good few years. It is really really good food. I would highly recommend the Crunchy Roll. It is rather pricey, but I would say it is more than worth it!

Fantastic place for dinner. Spicy tuna was absolutely delicious.

Edited April 2019. Came here again recently for lunch and ordered sushi and rolls. Not as good as it's been before. The rice was quite compacted, not the right texture, and the fish not as flavoursome as usual. Hope it was just a one off.Original review 2018: Consistently fantastic, we've been coming here for years. Beautifully prepared and presented, delicious Japanese food. The agadashi black cod and the Hashi roll are among our favourites. Service is superb too. Probably the best Japanese restaurant in southwest London.

Small and intimate restaurant (maybe only 15 tables) with a nice range of dishes between Japanese and Korean cuisine. Surprisingly pricey menu for a small place on a residential road.The miso glazed cod is a must! A total hidden gem, similar to the standard of miso cod I've had at high end restautants. However, I was not too impressed with the sushi as the rice was undercooked and there was too much of it on the roll! The roll was messy and didn't hold together too well. The eel rice bowl we ordered was also served with undercooked rice.

Been going to Hashi on and off for years, would like to go more often but unfortunately the food is rather overpriced for what it is. However that doesn't stop rhe food being deliscious, the only disappointment I have found is the karage chicken, I find it doesnt taste like any Japanese karage I have previously eatten.

Good food. Very attentive service. Only issue was the oysters weren't too fresh. Otherwise would have been 5 stars