Hana No Sato

The Ramen was delicious and fast! The Shio and Tonkatsu ramen were both so yummy and hit the spot! But the service was so great, super friendly. She was truly happy and so kind. 10/10 would recommend.

Everything was perfect! The food was amaizing, the best place ever, the server was so kind and so sweet, the food has the best flavor i've ever taste, if i had the opportunity i would go back for sure, recommended!!!!!

Really good Japanese style food. For now they are BYOB, so get your favorite adult beverage and eat some wonderful food. Store front street parking. You can also find parking behind the building.

Charming mom-and-pop shop. On-street parking, and parking in back. Sweet customer service. Inari sushi per piece also! Some of the softest, best unagi you'll find, and the prices are very reasonable. Goya chanpuru is superb.

I had a yaki udon. It was yum. I didn’t try this kind of yaki udon before. I found it very tasty and interesting in a good way. It was more like an oil based yaki udon. The price is reasonable and the food tasted very good.

Amazing place to go. The oden is wonderful and the chirashi is of great quality and quantity. Bring your own alcohol and order up quality izakaya dishes to give you a small taste of Japan

This restaurant is a small 9 table dining area with some tasty options and good costumer service. It was busy when we went that a few ppl had to wait for a table. I recommend the tan tan ramen and the sashimi platter. Street parking available. It is free after 6pm.

Three co-workers and I went to Hana No Sato on the Makai side of King Street, a little past University Avenue. It’s a small space and their food is highly regarded. We each had the Hana no Sato Gozen, which is their take on a teishoku meal … You choose one main dish from the bento section and your meal includes miso soup, a green salad, a platter of four side dishes (mac salad, two gyoza, ½ soft boiled egg, tsukemono, chawam-mushi, two shrimp tempura and two pieces of mochi for dessert. It’s a LOT of food and a “steal” at $17.50. Three of us ordered the ginger pork while our fourth opted for chicken karaage. The main dish costs $13 with just rice and miso soup so for $4.50 more you get so much more. The food is well prepared and seasoned appropriately … I really enjoyed my meal and was so stuffed that I passed on dinner. I believe that the Gozen meal is limited in quantity so early diners are rewarded. Highly recommended!