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Hatsuhana Express Menu & Prices 2026: Sushi, Sashimi & Japanese Cuisine

Hatsuhana Express brings the quality and tradition of Hatsuhana — one of New York City's most respected Japanese restaurants since 1976 — into a fast-casual format. The menu spans fresh sushi and sashimi plates, noodle bowls, customizable fried rice, Japanese appetizers, and grilled specialties, all priced for everyday dining.

Midtown NYCFresh sushi dailyQuick-service Japanese
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Signature items

Sushi Plate$23
Tempura Shrimp Udon$13
Sashimi Delight$24
Hatsuhana Fried Rice$13
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Quick answers

What to order — at a glance

Cheapest item
Edamame $4
Most popular
Sushi Plate $23
Best value bowl
Tempura Shrimp Udon $13
Signature roll
Big Bubba Roll $13
Full menu with prices

Hatsuhana Express full menu and current prices

Prices sourced from Hatsuhana Express's published menu. Confirm current pricing with the restaurant directly.
Appetizers8 itemsSalads6 itemsNoodle Bowls2 itemsFried Rice4 itemsSashimi5 itemsSushi Specials5 itemsCooked Sushi Items6 itemsKids Menu2 itemsDrinks1 item
Budget picks

Cheapest items on the Hatsuhana Express menu

  1. 1Fresh Greens Salad$2.00
  2. 2Edamame$4.00
  3. 3Spring Rolls$4.00
  4. 4Sunomono$4.00
  5. 5Beer (Import)$4.50
  6. 6Salmon Skin Salad$5.00
  7. 7Baby Octopus Nigiri$5.00
  8. 8Seaweed Salad$5.00
Popular items & prices

Hatsuhana Express: most-ordered items with prices

A guide to the most popular dishes at Hatsuhana Express with current prices.

ItemCategoryPrice
Sashimi DelightSashimi Platter$24.00
Sushi PlateSushi$23.00
Sushi DelightNigiri$20.00
Hatsuhana Fried RiceFried Rice$13.00
Big Bubba RollRolls$13.00
Tempura Shrimp UdonNoodles$13.00
Pork GyozaAppetizer$8.00
EdamameAppetizer$4.00
Price comparison

How Hatsuhana Express prices compare to NYC Japanese restaurants

Comparing Hatsuhana Express to comparable casual Japanese dining in New York.

CategoryHatsuhana ExpressTypical NYC Sushi CasualConveyor Belt Sushi
Sushi plate (assorted)$23$18–$28$12–$20
Sashimi platter$24$20–$35$15–$25
Udon bowl$13–$14$12–$18$10–$15
Fried rice$10–$13$10–$16$9–$14
Edamame$4$4–$6$3–$5
About

About Hatsuhana Express

Hatsuhana Express is the fast-casual extension of Hatsuhana Sushi Restaurant, the beloved Midtown Manhattan Japanese institution that opened in 1976 on East 48th Street. The flagship Hatsuhana quickly earned a reputation as one of New York's finest traditional Japanese restaurants, known for its pristine fish, expert sushi chefs, and commitment to authentic Japanese culinary technique.

Hatsuhana Express takes the same dedication to quality ingredients and Japanese cooking traditions and packages it in a quicker, more casual format that fits the rhythms of city life. The menu is designed for flexibility — guests can build a meal around fried rice, add a sashimi plate, start with edamame and gyoza, or simply grab a sushi delight for a fast lunch.

The restaurant's sushi and sashimi plates remain true to the Hatsuhana standard, using fresh fish and traditional preparation methods. Specialty rolls, noodle bowls, and kid-friendly plates round out the menu to make Hatsuhana Express accessible for family dining as well as solo quick-service visits.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is Hatsuhana Express?

Hatsuhana Express is the fast-casual dining concept associated with Hatsuhana Sushi Restaurant, a renowned Japanese restaurant that has operated in Midtown Manhattan since 1976. It offers sushi, sashimi, udon, fried rice, and Japanese appetizers in a quicker, more accessible format.

What is the cheapest item at Hatsuhana Express?

The cheapest item is the Fresh Greens side salad at $2.00, followed by Edamame, Spring Rolls, and Sunomono (cucumber salad) at $4.00 each.

Does Hatsuhana Express have vegetarian options?

Yes, vegetarian options include Edamame ($4), Spring Rolls ($4), Sunomono ($4), Seaweed Salad ($5), Fresh Greens ($2), Vegetable Fried Rice ($10), and Nabeyaki Udon ($14).

How much does sushi cost at Hatsuhana Express?

Sushi and sashimi plates range from $20 (Sushi Delight, Tekka Ju) to $24 (Sashimi Delight). Individual nigiri pieces with cooked toppings start at $5 each. The Sushi Plate with chef's selection is $23.

What are the best dishes at Hatsuhana Express?

The Sushi Plate ($23) and Sashimi Delight ($24) are the most-ordered items. The Tempura Shrimp Udon ($13) and Hatsuhana Fried Rice ($13) are popular for a more substantial, value-oriented meal.

Does Hatsuhana Express serve gluten-free food?

Many items are naturally gluten-free including most sashimi, edamame, seaweed salad, and many nigiri items. However, some sauces and fried items may contain gluten. Ask the restaurant about specific items if you have a gluten sensitivity.

Is Hatsuhana Express related to the famous Hatsuhana sushi restaurant?

Yes, Hatsuhana Express is associated with Hatsuhana Sushi Restaurant, one of New York City's most respected traditional Japanese restaurants, which has been operating in Midtown Manhattan since 1976.

Does Hatsuhana Express have a kids menu?

Yes, Hatsuhana Express offers two kids plates: the Karate Plate ($9) and the Ninja Plate ($10), both designed for younger diners.

What Japanese noodle dishes does Hatsuhana Express serve?

Hatsuhana Express serves two udon noodle bowl options: Tempura Shrimp Udon ($13) with crispy tempura shrimp in hot broth, and Nabeyaki Udon & Egg ($14), a traditional hotpot-style udon with egg and vegetables.