Hay Sushi
- Food served: Mon–Sun noon–3pm, 5–11pm.
- Number of wines sold by the glass: 7
- Delivery: £1.00
- Also offers: Children's high chairs
- Music on stereo: Chinese pop music
- Capacity: 46
- Largest group: 46
- Open since: 2010
Tell us more about this place.
- Average price:
£9.90 (set lunch)
£16.50 (evening meal) - House wine: £12.95 per bottle
- BYOB: £5 corkage
The 2012 edition of The List's Eating & Drinking Guide is out now – only £5.95 (+p&p).
This review is taken from the current (2012) edition.
Conveniently located close to Haymarket Station, Hay Sushi is spacious and boldly designed in red, black and white, with blue twinkly lights thrown in for good measure. The menu is huge, with glossy photographs of many dishes to make choosing easier. As well as the usual sushi and sashimi suspects, all of which arrive fresh and tasty, there are some more experimental additions. The volcano roll, a pretty combination of salmon, bright green crab eggs and crunchy Chinese leaves is a delicious meeting of textures, and an avocado side dish, creamy with Japanese mayonnaise, sweet chilli sauce and Tokyo sauce is a pleasant discovery although comes without the advertised seared aubergine. There is also an array of curry, noodle, skewer and tempura dishes to satisfy any craving and budget. Hay does a busy takeaway trade, and there are bento lunchboxes and sushi sets for lunchtime appetites and schedules.
- High point: Unusual maki sushi rolls
- Low point: Unexciting desserts
Reviews of Hay Sushi (15 Dalry Road, Edinburgh)
- 4. very anthentic taste, edinburgh – 27 May 2012, 10:25pm
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great selection of sushi, very anthentic taste, and sashimi are very top of quality,looks fresh and lovely, will definitely come back again
- 3. foods with little high prices. – 23 August 2011, 9:05am
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sushi was mediocre and overpriced for the suburbs. Not for us. sushi ya is a better place.
- 2. service of hay sushi, scotland – 9 July 2011, 1:08pmHay SushiReport
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I has tried their food before and tasted really good and plus friendly staff.
However, the service became weird recently. Should say that is rude to the customer?? having lunch with friend on this Wednsday, at that moment the waitress has no smile, rigid expression, even not given any hot food and drink warning.
- 1. K.Williams, Edinburgh – 25 June 2011, 2:51amHay SushiReport
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Hay Sushi is definitely the place to come to if you're after an authentic tasting experience. The atmosphere in there is great not to mention the friendly staff and the efficiency of service. Compared to other restaurants the price is affordable - not only do you get quality you also get quantity! The variety which they have to offer is incredible and very inventive and original - check out the wasabi parcels and salmon sandwiches! I highly recommend Hay Sushi if you are a sushi lover like me!
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