Hashi Japanese Cuisine Menu

Hashi Japanese Cuisine brings a broad casual Japanese menu to King Edward Street in South Dunedin. The restaurant supports both pickup and delivery, but its range goes well beyond a narrow takeaway selection. Sushi, sashimi and nigiri sit beside fried starters, bento boxes and teppanyaki, while curries, ramen, udon and rice dishes give diners plenty of hot-meal choices. That breadth makes Hashi useful for mixed orders, where one person may want a compact sushi roll and another a complete cooked dinner.

The entree section balances crisp dishes with lighter options. Chicken karaage, takoyaki, pork gyoza and ebi fry deliver the fried textures many diners expect at the start of a Japanese meal. Prawn or vegetable tempura offers another style of batter, while agedashi tofu pairs a lightly fried exterior with a soy-based dipping sauce and spring onion. Edamame and seaweed salad move in a fresher direction, so a shared first round can combine fried bites, vegetables and seafood without becoming repetitive.

Sushi is organised for individual snacking as well as larger combinations. Fresh salmon and teriyaki chicken rolls cover familiar favourites, with crispy chicken or prawn adding crunch. Avocado and cream cheese provide a softer pairing, and a dedicated vegetarian roll broadens the choice. Diners who want a wider sample can move to Hashi platters that combine sushi, nigiri and hosomaki, or select sashimi separately. The result is a flexible section that works as a light meal or as one part of a larger table order.

Hot food gives the menu its substantial second half. Bento boxes collect several elements in one order, while teppanyaki and Japanese curry provide distinct cooked formats. Ramen and udon cover soup-based noodles, with yakisoba and yakiudon available for diners who prefer stir-fried preparations. Donburi and fried rice offer rice-centred alternatives, and the protein sections extend across chicken, pork, beef, seafood and vegetables. Those choices allow a table to combine sushi with a warming bowl or a composed hot plate rather than committing to one style.

Address: 136 King Edward Street, South Dunedin, Dunedin 9012, New Zealand

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