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Website: eventseeker.com
Phone: (602) 258-0131
Cross Streets: Between W Monroe St and W Adams St
Closed now
- Sun 12:00 PM - 9:00 PM
101 N 1st Ave Phoenix, AZ 85003 ·1858.43 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
- Business center
- Accessible
Reviews
yelpI love the ambiance of this place, very warm and inviting. The decor is beautiful and the smell of the place is heavenly. I would definitely come back here for a date night. A little bit on the...
MoreHigh-energy vibe on a Friday night. The servers are fast- REALLY fast- and friendly. ~ Japanese Caesar was a pretty arrangement of little gems. The dressing was fine, though nothing especially...
MoreHigh quality sushi for a great price in a cool location? Honestly, what could be better! Harumi came highly recommended by friends and family who live in town, so it was a must-try when we were...
MoreLovely spot for fresh sushi. I loved my honmaguro nigiri the most. The Toro sashimi and nigiri were buttery goodness. I dined alone and enjoyed my time there. The service is a little disconnected...
MoreI'm going to start off by seconding the common opinion -- the black rice is tasty, but it doesn't make for amazing sushi rice personally, as it does tend to fall apart as soon as soy sauce touches...
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