Le Hana Japanese Grill & Cafe
Hillsboro, OR 97124
Phone: (503) 681-3885
- Price:
- $$$
- Hours:
- Mon-Fri 11am-2pm, 5pm-9:30pm, Sat-Sun 11am-9:30pm
Message from Le Hana Japanese Grill & Cafe
Upscale Japanese & French fusion restaurant with great atmosphere
- Japanese & French Fusion
- Great Atmosphere
- Large Sake Selection
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Editorial Description for Le Hana Japanese Grill & Cafe
Hillsboro bistro shakes up everyday cuisine with stunning sushi, superb sakes and creative Japanese takes on haute French appetizers and desserts.
Insider Tips
What to DrinkA full bar supplements the sake and wine lists--though a flight of sake is a great accompaniment to sushi and even the escargots.
Know Before You GoLe Hana has a sister location in the Meriwether Building on the South Waterfront.
User Reviews for Le Hana Japanese Grill & Cafe
06/17/2008 Posted by KiShaw
My husband and I have been going to La Hana since it opened its Hillsboro location. In fact, we are regulars and you will most likely see us dining there every Saturday afternoon. We do not consider ourselves creatures of habit and like to venture out to other places, but honestly we are disappointed everytime we do. This is why we keep coming back to Le Hana. Personally I love their sushi and am addicted to their Shrimp & Goat Cheese Gyoza. Try the La Hana rolls -- delicious!! The staff is wonderful and know our favorite table. I'm shocked that there are so many write-ups about slow service, because I seriously doubt anyone frequents La Hana as much as we do and we have NEVER had poor service. On occasion they may be slower than usual, but its not slow enough to be dinged for it.
05/10/2008 Posted by cs5becky
I live in portland, so finding the Hillsboro location was a bit difficult and the online map is misleading. I should know better if they have to put on their website description that they're "high end" - if you have to say it, then you're not. Accoustics did nothing but amplify the cackling table nearby even though our party of 8 out numbered them. Service was prompt enough. We just bought the G sake - so a given decent bottle, but not refrigerated and the flasks with ice compartment, while interesting I guess, don't quite chill the sake and water dumps out when it melts. the Japanese part of this so called 'fusion' was good - the French part, not so much. Good/great: nigiri (halibut amazing), Grand Fleur roll, spicy watermelon soup, gorgonzola cheesecake; Mediocre: tuna tower, cajun ahi, spicy hand rolls; Poorly executed: over-cooked mahi mahi in butternut squash bisque, pork with apple fritters (fritters were ok, but they used the batter to stuff the pork -- grainy and too sweet), pork rolls , fried rice with veg-all. ew. While it was fine, I'm not sure the vision is being accomplished. Perhaps they're wary of the already over-saturated sushi market and thought throwing French in there would bring it some appeal. I don't know. For me, I would not go back on my own accord, and if invited, I'd stick to the sushi.
Pros: sushi, gorgonzola cheesecake
Cons: everything else is mediocre at best
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