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Hama Sushi Menu with Prices 2026 (Canada)

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$8.31 Average Item Price

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3611 Major Mackenzie Dr W, Vaughan, CA

On the Hama Sushi (CA) menu, the most expensive item is SS302. Fatty Bluefin Tuna, which costs $26.00. The cheapest item on the menu is Y10. Steam Rice, which costs $2.00. The average price of all items on the menu is currently $8.31.

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Hama Sushi was a popular neighborhood Japanese dining establishment located at 3611 Major Mackenzie Dr W in Vaughan, Ontario. Known for its generous portions, the restaurant focused on fresh sushi, sashimi, rolls, and traditional Japanese dishes. A look at the Hama Sushi menu prices shows the cheapest item was a canned soda priced at $2.00, with food items starting at $4.00 for the Crab Meat Nigiri. The most expensive meal option was the Fatty Bluefin Tuna Sashimi, which cost $26.00. Diners spent an average of CAD $30 to $40 per person for a full meal.

The Hama Sushi restaurant menu featured a variety of raw seafood classics and carefully crafted maki combinations. The kitchen served standout options such as the premium Bluefin Tuna Nigiri and the highly requested Super Dragon Roll. For those seeking plant-based nutrition, the Sweet Potato Roll and the Veggie Roll provided satisfying meatless alternatives. The establishment also provided convenient takeout services and comfortable indoor seating with easy parking. Operating as a reliable dining spot, the brand was a familiar staple of the Vaughan casual dining industry.

Hama Sushi reviews indicated high levels of satisfaction with the quality of the fish and the substantial sashimi selections. The restaurant maintained a reliable rating of 3.5 stars on major platforms including Google. Takeout for the Hama Sushi menu was a popular choice for the local community before the location permanently closed. Operating hours previously covered the standard lunch and dinner shifts daily to accommodate neighborhood diners seeking authentic Japanese flavors.

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What was Hama Sushi best known for?

Hama Sushi was best known for its fresh sushi, its generous sashimi portions, and its classic dragon rolls in Vaughan. The restaurant gained a reputation for being a reliable local spot with consistently high-quality ingredients. It was also recognized for offering comfortable seating and great value for traditional Japanese cuisine.


What were the most popular items on the Hama Sushi menu?

Hama Sushi offered a variety of fresh seafood and rolled sushi that were favorites among the community. The most popular items on the menu were listed below.

  • Fatty Bluefin Tuna Sashimi: The Fatty Bluefin Tuna Sashimi was a premium seafood selection priced at $26.00.
  • Makimono Set D: The Makimono Set D included 8 pieces each of the Green Dragon, Red Dragon, and Gold Dragon Rolls for $25.99.
  • Makimono Set B: The Makimono Set B featured 8 pieces each of Dynamite, California, and Spicy Crab Rolls for $19.99.
  • Salmon Sashimi: The Salmon Sashimi was a popular fresh fish option available for $7.50.
  • Bluefin Tuna Nigiri: The Bluefin Tuna Nigiri was a high-quality traditional sushi piece priced at $11.00.
  • Makimono Set A: The Makimono Set A offered vegetarian options including Avocado Cucumber, Sweet Potato, and Veggie Rolls for $16.99.

What drinks and refreshments could you choose at Hama Sushi?

Hama Sushi provided a standard selection of cold beverages to pair with its Japanese meals. The refreshment options were listed below.

  • Perrier: The Perrier was sparkling mineral water available in a 750 ml bottle for $6.00 or a 330 ml bottle for $3.50.
  • Evian Bottled Water: The Evian Bottled Water was a premium 750 ml hydration option priced at $6.00.
  • Iced Tea: The Iced Tea was a sweet and refreshing drink available for $2.50.
  • Canned Soda: The Canned Soda was a classic carbonated refreshment priced at $2.00.

What was the cheapest item on the Hama Sushi menu?

Hama Sushi listed the Canned Soda as the cheapest item on its menu at $2.00. For food items, the Crab Meat Nigiri and the Omelet Sashimi were the lowest-priced options at $4.00 each.

What was the most expensive item on the Hama Sushi menu?

Hama Sushi featured the Fatty Bluefin Tuna Sashimi as the highest-priced individual item at $26.00. The Makimono Set D was also one of the most expensive combo options, costing $25.99.

Did Hama Sushi offer home delivery?

Hama Sushi offered takeout services for its patrons during its years of operation. Because the restaurant is permanently closed, any takeout or delivery services are no longer active.

What were the opening hours of Hama Sushi?

Hama Sushi is permanently closed and no longer has active operating hours. Previously, it attended to the Vaughan neighborhood during standard lunch and dinner hours.

What were the customer reviews of the Hama Sushi experience?

Hama Sushi earned a 3.5-star rating on Google from its visitors. Customers praised the generous sashimi portions and excellent ingredient quality, although some noted that the service could be slow during initial orders. Many reviews highlighted that the food was consistently good and met expectations for a neighborhood sushi spot.

Who were the main competitors of Hama Sushi?

Hama Sushi competed with other local Japanese dining establishments and sushi bars in the Vaughan area. The main competitors were listed below.

  • Sushi Shop: Sushi Shop was a prominent Canadian chain that competed for quick-service sushi customers.
  • Kiku Sushi: Kiku Sushi was a local competitor known for its all-you-can-eat Japanese menu.
  • Ginza Sushi: Ginza Sushi was another neighborhood spot offering fresh rolls and sashimi combos.
  • Spring Sushi: Spring Sushi provided competition with its modern Japanese dishes and comfortable dining room.
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