HANABI SEASIDE SUSHI

Hanabi Seaside Sushi delivers on stunning views and beautifully fresh food, but brace yourself, because the bill stings harder than a wasabi hit. If you’re chasing sushi with a view, this spot nails it. Set right on the water, it’s peaceful, scenic, and feels every bit the seaside indulgence you’d hope for. Food (4.5/5): We ordered bao buns, Fire Dragon Rolls, and California Rolls… all beautifully presented, fresh, and full of flavour. Everything tasted premium and clean, exactly what you want from good sushi. Service (4/5): Staff were friendly and attentive, and the pace of service matched the calm, relaxed atmosphere. Atmosphere (5/5): Couldn’t ask for a better setting, right on the water, quiet, and serene. Perfect for a slow, scenic meal. Value (2/5): Here’s where things fall over. The quality was great, but the pricing was outrageous: €80 (about $150 AUD) for what would cost about $25-30 back home in Australia. It’s a classic island markup, and while you do pay for the view, it’s still a stretch. Overall: A lovely dining experience with great sushi, warm service, and unbeatable views, but the price is sky high. Worth it for the setting if you’re treating yourself, but not if you’re counting euros. Rating: 4/5 ⭐️ Fresh food and gorgeous views… just know you’re paying premium for both.

Quite a disappointing sushi experience I should have read the reviews before coming. Severely overpriced. The menu they uploaded to Google has no prices, and that should have been the first red flag. A spicy tuna roll which is very basic was 35 euros, $60 CAD! For an 8 piece roll I can get at Bento sushi in the mall or grocery store for $7 cad... I wanted to leave when seeing the prices but the restaurant looked so beautiful, I had high hopes that the sushi would be very a generous size and presented like art. But to my disappointment it was small, the tuna was browning, and their idea of 'spicy' was adding a dollop of sriracha sauce on top. Safe to say I left disappointed, still hungry, and absolutely apalled I spent that much money on a sushi roll worth $7 in Canada. This small lunch was THE MOST EXPENSIVE meal for 2 we had on our whole vacation all over Greece. Stick to the Greek food, go to the restaurant a few down instead.

Great for vegetarians! The miso aubergine was one of the best aubergine dishes I’ve had out. Appreciated there was a separate vegan menu and everything was clearly marked. I eat a lot of sushi and really liked the freshness of these. Mocktails were great too!

Great for breakfast! A to bit expensive but really nice staff and service. And a nice breakfast We didn’t book and got a table fairly quickly

Came here for the vibes and the sushi but man it’s expensive! More like American prices for sushi. I felt some options were even more expensive than Nobu! I had the salmon nigiri and it was delicious and fresh. It was worth it! My partner is vegan so we shared the vegetable roll and he got the tofu poke bowl which he enjoyed. We were happy with what we got. I would have liked to try more but was thrown off by how expensive it was.

Such a unique and delightful spot! 🍣☕ The sushi was incredibly fresh and beautifully prepared, with every bite full of flavor. On top of that, the coffee was rich, smooth, and clearly made with care—an unexpected but perfect combination. The atmosphere is modern yet cozy, and the staff are welcoming and attentive. A must-visit if you want quality sushi and great coffee in one place

I wasn't necessarily expecting to have sushi in Greece but I'm glad I did. This was some very tasty sushi! Interesting and inventive rolls, very fresh and flavorful fish. It was also the most expensive meal we had on our trip - their pricing is quite high relative to other spots in this area. That said we were still happy with the quality of the food and felt like it was worth the money!

Scandalous. Just scandalous. They have the nerve to charge €47 for a sushi roll! Not even in the most extravagant places do they do that. The food was overpriced, under-qualified, and - worst of all - they pollute the environment by sticking those cheap brochures on cars near the most pristine beaches on the island. Scandalous.