(646) 867-0251
280 Park Ave
(at West 48th Street)
New York,
NY
10017
40.7561
-73.975
Neighborhoods: Midtown Center, Midtown
Hours:
Mon-Fri 11:30am-3pm, 5pm-10:30pm
Sat 5pm-11pm
Sun 4:30pm-10pm
Price:
$$
Last updated 5.12.11
Category:
Restaurants, Investment Advice
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, Discover, Diners Club, MasterCard
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What People Are Saying About Haru Park Avenue
Featured Review
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Contributor
Tanks of robotic fish and a 50-foot sushi bar are the visual highlights of this sleek eatery, the fourth and largest outpost of sushi chain Haru. Expect big strips of fish and a spillover crowd from Haru's recently opened location at 43rd Street and Seventh Avenue.
| ambiance | 100.0% positive |
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| drinks | 83.33000183105469% positive |
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| food quality | 85.50999641418457% positive |
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| overall | 100.0% positive |
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| service | 78.69999885559082% positive |
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| value | 79.16999816894531% positive |
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| wait time | 66.66999816894531% positive |
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Love this place
by bmiah
You can pick pretty much anything on their menu and it'll taste good!!
- Pros: Service is EXCELLENT
STAY AWAY IF YOU LOVE SUSHI!
by Insider77
If you enjoy the cuisine of japan, this is NOT the place to go. The price and quality of the fish is average, and I would not even consider a non-sushi/non-sashimi dish. Everything seems to be laden with chain-style ketchup sauces, changing the dishes' taste from what you would expect and what it should be. The salad tasted old, the dressing was watery and oily, and the "teriyaki" dishes do not have an authentic teriyaki taste. To top it off, the service was terrible. The waitress forgot a soup, 3 salads and a bowl of rice and ignored the table for 10-15 minutes at a time. If you don't like your food, too bad - you are expected to pay full price for food you cannot eat. The food is NOT for japanese food lovers, and neither is it for people who enjoy quality of service.
Simply bad in all aspects; beware of broken glass in your soda!
by btour
I am a big fan of Haru on 3rd Ave. and 75th St., great place, great food. But this one on Park Ave. is simply bad. It's crowded, looks more like a place to have a lunch meeting where nobody cares about the food. I went there the first time, the sushi was average (came warm). Second time, the sushi was warm again, the order came wrong and it simply didn't taste good - and you won't believe it - there were pieces of broken glass on my diet Coke. I did swallow some of them and the rest stayed in my mouth. The reward for such experience? A $10 credit on my tab. They couldn't even have the sensitivity of removing the diet Coke from the tab! Unbelievable. In terms of food quality, I already said, below average. The wasabi came dark green, hard like a rock, typically of wasabi prepared two days ago. I can do better at home by buying wasabi powder, honestly. Went to this place twice, gave it a last chance, will never step in ever again.
- Pros: Hot manager or hostess, whatever her role was
- Cons: Everything else
Great Happy Hour. Oh Wait, It's Called Debriefing Hour
by jalter3
Always been a fan of Haru. Never went there for the Happy Hour after work until this past week. It is what you would expect out of a Happy Hour in New York City. A loud mix of suits and interns getting off of work looking to unwind. The special prices (listed below) are only available in the bar section, so you can't sit outside, nor can you sit in a nice quiet area. But if you're with a few friends, just pull up seats by the bar and enjoy. To me, Haru has always been a great value place for sushi. You get what you pay for, and Haru offers quality Sushi for prices that won't decimate your wallet.
The prices for Debriefing Hour (5 - 7 pm) are as follows:
Japanese Draft Beer (Sapporo or Kirin) $3
Haru Cocktails $5
Edamame $3
California Roll $3
Spicy Tuna Roll $4
Crunch Spicy Salmon Roll $4
Spicy Chicken Teriyaki $5
Tempura $5
1 Seafood and 1 Vegetable Spring Roll $5
I went with 2 friends after work. We each got 4 rolls (I liked the Spicy Tuna and California Rolls better than the Crunchy Spicy Salmon Roll) and a couple of beers. The cocktails looked great for $5 and the teriyaki also looked very good. Overall, we had an enjoyable experience and will be going back a couple more times this summer for some beer and sushi.
Don't go here expecting 5 star Sushi. Thats not why you go to Haru. But its definitely very good, and the prices are great. Atmosphere depends on day, but we were there with a slightly older crowd (Late 20s). On days that you go with a group of friends, you can easily turn it into your spot.
- Pros: Cheap Rolls, Cheap Beer
- Cons: Can get crowded at times
The Details on Haru Park Avenue
Place Categories:
- great sushi
- excellent decent service
- great value place
- fresh fish
- simply disgusting haru
- rude crappy food
- full price
- delicious everything
- great normal rolls
- enjoy quality
- too pricey trust
- favorite restaurant
- slow service
- favorite sushi restaurant
- never bad meal
- very good teriyaki
- pleasant athmosfere
- like spice
- very good sushi special
- great vibe
- amazing saketini
- great cocktails
- great food
- nice ambiance
- good japanese restaurant


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