hon sushi

20180728 saturday. my boyfriend, me and our friend had a dinner at hon sushi. the food was better than we thought. we enjoyed our dinner there. 

hon sushi is a japanese restaurant on kingsway st., burnaby. it served all you can eat sushi before. after changed the ower a few years ago, it began to serve both japanese andkoreandishes. 
 
we had chicken cheese hotpot and special rolls (volcano roll) to share. chicken cheese hotpot was ok in the super large portion. the chicken part had too much sauce. the volcano roll was our favorite. it was in super large portion, included three parts: spicy salmon sashimi, salad, and roll. it was made by cucumber, avocado, deep-fried prawn, asparagus, crab meat, salmon, cream cheese, and red bell pepper, topped with spicy salmon. the sauce was very tasty and fresh. it was a great combination. three people shared this dish. 

in summary, we had a good experience dining out at hon sushi. the price of the food was a little bit expensive. all the food together was like $71.

haven't tried the japanese food here, but i had thekoreanfood and it was delicious. good atmosphere, good service, clean restaurant, and private tables. 5/5 based for the tastykoreanfood i had here.

honsushi has a japanese andkoreanmenu available so you can pick and choose to suit your hearts desires. from our quick study of the menu, you can likely find common favourites from either type of cuisine. sushi, udon, japchae, bulbolgi, you name it. today, our desire forkoreanfood won but then again, with this group of friends...koreanfried chicken always wins.

tasty place forkoreanfood but just average japanese food. the haemul pajeon is really good with decent seafood and crispy edges. the honey garlic soy chicken wings were also good but not as crunchy as i would've liked -- flavour was spot on though.