Hiroba Sushi

My office is very near this location. There are several sushi places nearby and this is the 3^rd sushi place in that exact location in the last several years. So my thought was, ok just another sushi joint.
As soon as I walked in I noticed how much they improved the interior. The feeling inside the place was warm and friendly. An older lady sat me down and gave me some complimentary miso soup to try. The sushi was amazing!!!
What’s even more amazing was the prices. It’s my new favorite sushi joint!

It was a rainy day and my family was in town and I really wanted to take them to try out Kitchen Table. Unfortunately the wait was going to be 1 hour for the 3 of us, and my parents had already been on the road for 5 hours driving through rain and ice from LA: they were really hungry. So we went to the nearest Japanese restaurant which was also a new venue in the area, Hiroba Sushi.
Upon walking in, the restaurant was nicely crowded and the staff greeted us. We were seated and given menus to look through. The restaurant was roomy and there was plenty of space between tables.
My dad ordered the ramen, my mom got the sashimi lunch plate, and I got the pork katsu plate. My dad commented on the texture of the ramen resembling instant noodles, but the flavor was decent and salty. My mom’s sashimi lunch plate tasted good; the sashimi itself was fresh and didn’t have that fishy taste that my mom hates. My pork katsu was tasted good, it was moist and had a mild soy sauce flavor. The meat wasn’t too thick as I was getting a bigger crunch from the fried portion than I was getting a taste of the pork itself. The rice was slightly dry and wasn’t as moist as I’d expected, but palatable nonetheless. I liked the overall presentation of the food, if only their flavor and texture were on the same level as their appearance. The portion isn’t as large as I’d hoped, but for the price it was a decently filling meal.
The facility was clean and the staff was very nice. At certain times I felt like the staff was too concerned with our enjoyment of our food, but a little extra attention isn’t that bad of a thing.
I’d recommend you give Hiroba Sushi a try if you’re feeling like eating some Japanese cuisine around the area.

The green monster is very tasty, very flavorful full of crab, avocado and scallop. But their other rolls fell flat. We had the spicy girl and the scallop mango roll. rolls are decently priced, average is $ 8/​roll.
Service is ok, at the time there was one server and the manager. The server seemed overworked and flabbergasted, and she was a little awkward. She tried to take our plates that still had sushi on it, but left our dirty finished dishes sitting.
This place is alright, their food is hit or miss, but I rather go to other places.

Really good food and service.
I ordered the lunch wasabi but they gave me the dinner special at the same price of lunch!
Quality sushi and will return again when I’m back in Henderson

The service was really fast! And the workers were really nice and the customer service was also great! The quality of the fish wasn’t that high end compared to other sushi places but it wasn’t terrible.
Pricing was on the cheaper side which was good, it got pretty crowded around 6:30 –7. But it was still not over crowded.

My friend has raved about it. My Unilocal buddies have bookmarked and raved about it. Even I bookmarked it. Finally had time to give this place a try. And wow!!! Thank you «word-​of-​mouth!» Without that, I would’ve never known about this place!
We came on a Wednesday evening…7pm. This restaurant was pretty full considering it was during the middle of the week. The service was great. They were tentative, constantly keeping our drinks full. Even our sushi rolls arrived quick. We met the female owner… such a sweet lady. She also told me her husband is one of the chefs. She also told me a lot of the chefs she hired worked part time here because they’re full time chefs at a few reputable restaurants on The Strip.
We ordered the following rolls:
–spicy tuna-​your usual standard roll. Boyfriend and I always gotta start off with this one.
–Spicy Girl: spicy yummy scallop, avocado, cucumber topped with spicy tuna, crispy jalapeño bits, drizzled with spicy mayo and hot sauce. We really enjoyed this one. My favorite of the night.
–Lemon: crab, avocado, cucumber topped with salmon, yellowtail, small lemon slice, sweet onion drizzled with ponzu lemo sauce. This was my boyfriend’s favorite. Very refreshing roll. I only ordered this based off the Unilocal reviews. Looks like a few reviews have mentioned this roll. Lemon lovers will love this. It’s good but just a bit too tangy for my personal tastebuds.
–Japanese Lasagna: yummy scallop, avocado, cream cheese topped with parmesan baked with yum sauce. Drizzled with eel miso sauce, topped with tempura crumbs. We ordered this last because we wanted to eat it immediately… when it’s still hot. Anything baked, it’s best to eat it fresh. It doesn’t taste as good when it’s been sitting out for a few minutes while you finish your other rolls. (we learned this by experience). This was a close favorite. YUMMY!!!
Very pleased with this place. We usually frequent another sushi restaurant across town but this may be our go-​to spot right now. Definitely will be back here!

Waffling between three and four stars: friendly, attentive service and a massive array of well-​priced rolls are two major things that make this spot stand out. Portions were large, fish was decently fresh, but the sashimi and nigiri seemed to lack some flavor– it’s average AYCE quality but without the AYCE price structure, IMO.
That said, the friendly faces and good pricing will make this place memorable, plus they seem to be in a location that doesn’t have many sushi options to begin with. Most rolls are $ 7.99, with a few special options running a bit higher. Menu is much larger than expected, with several apps, pages upon pages of rolls, including a few fruit rolls and cucumber-​wrapped riceless rolls.
TIP: Opting for the pick-​2 dinner bento (opting for the sashimi and nigiri) gets you an extra roll (spicy tuna or California) over getting the Sashimi dinner.

My hubby and I decided to give this place a try. This is a newer sushi place in our neighborhood.
We were greeted by a very nice lady when we walked in, and immediately sat. Water for the baby and I, and sake for my husband were brought out quickly.
I ordered 2 rolls, and a cucumber salad. My hubby ordered 2 rolls for himself, and we got a «kids» meal for the baby. The kids meal was huge! Way too much for a kid. Chicken, rice, and salad.
My rolls were so good! One of mine was mango, and I cannot remember the name of the other one. My husband really enjoyed his too. He had the Snow White, and something else.
I ended up ordering a dragon roll as my 3^rd roll. I didn’t like it as much as the first 2.
We will most likely dine here again. The restaurant is very clean, and the staff are very friendly!

So for those of you who see my check-​ins, you’ll notice I’ve got a bit of a sushi addiction. I’m seeking help for it. I came across Hiroba Sushi on Unilocal,and Unilocalers did not disappoint! This little place is tucked away in a little strip mall, and you might miss it driving by. But if you like sushi, you need to STOP IN.
FOOD: This is not an AYCE. Their menu is a la carte and their prices are fair. They have your typical sushi joint variety– sushi roll, hand rolls, sashimi, nigiri… along with a decent hot food menu for the non-​sushi lovers. They have great combination lunches and dinners that are well-​priced and give you a good amount of food.
I’ve been here about half a dozen times, and each time I leave full and happy (plus my wallet isn’t smoking). Their sashimi is fresh and so tasty, and their salmon belly makes my belly happy. Their nigiri has a good fish-​to-​rice ratio, and their oyster and quail egg shooters pack a tangy punch with the ponzu and the sake. I also love their Rock and Roll roll which is wrapped in cucumber and huge for the price. Most places charge twice for so much fish. Oh, and they also have fresh wasabi for a small fee if you ask. :)
BOOZE: They have a decent sake menu, and all their beer comes in bottles.
STAFF: The sushi chefs who served me, Jeff and Hank, are awesome. They’re attentive and funny and always have good recommendations. A couple of their servers are the only reason I knocked off a star. They’re nice and easy on the eyes, but I always seem to have to ask several times for refills or to ask about the status of my order. You’re better off sitting at the bar to get great service.
Other than a little server training, this place needs to become a fixture in your sushi addiction.

What do you get when you combine incredibly friendly over the top service, super fresh sushi and really low prices? HIROBA.
After the many 5 star reviews I had to try them out for myself. Hiroba is everything the reviews say and more. We were greeted as soon as we walked in the door and were able to get the last open booth. Our drink orders were taken and since my other half was just getting over a cold we ordered the miso soup (.99 cents). Both arrived very quickly and since we were still perusing the menu of the many rolls we asked for some suggestions.
It turned out we were being served by the owner, Yu. Yu is what every business owner should be. I could not believe how reasonable the prices are here. $ 2.99 for basic rolls or 2 pieces of nigiri sushi. Most other rolls are $ 4.99 to about $ 7.99. We ordered yellow tail sushi, a philly roll, spicy tuna rolls, the lemon roll and a dragon roll. I asked if we could sub salmon for crab in the dragon roll and of course it was no problem at all. Yu noticed that my other half finished his miso quickly and offered us a free refill since he wasn’t feeling well.
The rolls started arriving and I was pretty impressed with the size of the sushi. Just enough rice is used and the fish was all very fresh. Yu would always check on us to make sure our glasses were full and replace our napkins. All of the rolls were delicious. As we were finishing Yu came to our table and brought a hot glass of water with honey and lemon saying she was sorry he wasn’t feeling well and hoped that this would help. We were both blown away by this gesture. I can’t remember the last time we received such hospitable service, even from high end 5 star restaurants.
Although it was our first time to Hiroba we were treated like her family. I told Yu I was going to write her a 5 star Unilocal review and she was so thankful. As a business owner she was happy about her 5 star overall rating and acknowledged how Unilocal has brought her many new customers. A truly humble and grateful person that has earned my business.

Still a 5 star — this place just keeps getting better and better! Fish is soooo fresh!
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Good sushi and so close to my house! Fish quality is great, they have plenty of fun and healthy rolls, pricing is great. The staff is all extremely friendly.
We came two nights in a row.
In a nutshell, quality, customer service and pricing will keep me coming back at least once a week, I’m sure.
Just updated from 4 stars to 5 because they are consistently awesome!

Newly opened Japanese restaurant in Anthem ~
Decided to swing by for an early dinner tonight after reading rave reviews off Unilocal.Yelpers are right, great spot! Glad I checked it out.
The prices are great, food was prepared neatly and fresh.
Great customer service from the staff — professional, friendly and attentive.
Being my first visit, didn’t order a ton of rolls to try out but will eventually. Ordered my go-​to favs.
Looks like I Love Sushi has competition. I usually go there for sushi but this restaurant is another great option.
Keep up the great service, I’ll see you soon ~

Hubby and I stopped by for dinner last night and it was hot… not the experience, but that the heater was on blast. Too hot… but another couple from the next table over commented on it and they lowered the heat.
Hubby ordered the following orders of nigiri:
— 2 uni
— 2 Super White
— 2 Scallops (though the waiter called it ika, which is squid…)
— 1 Hamachi
— 1 Saba
— 1 salmon
and a Natto Roll
He also ordered fresh wasabi, which is a $ 2 upcharge.
I couldn’t eat any of the raw stuff at this time, so I picked two rolls:
— shrimp tempura
— spider
My eyes were scanning through the menu for any items that do not have an asterisk (footnote that this is raw, yadeeyadeeya), but unfortunately, that is it accurate as I noted that the Golden Philadelphia Roll contain raw salmon but there was no asterisk. I’d even confirmed with the waiter that this is raw and he said yes.
I wanted to end dinner with the montblanc, but after 10 minutes, was told that they were out. The montblanc was on our bill when we received it, so we had to let them know that we never received it.
Our meal was over $ 60 pre-​tip, and though hubby said the fish was fresh, it was all comparable to the AYCE Sushi House Goyemon. I still believe Goyemon reign supreme.
Because this place is quite new (the previous 2 tenants, a family eatery and a sub place, didn’t last very long at this very same location), the service was slow and two of the waitstaff ran around like chickens with their head cutoff.
Will we return… probably not, but, this place is A-​OK.

This is the only sushi place on eastern that I’ve seen where you can place an order for sashimi that isn’t a full sashimi lunch or dinner. And a sashimi order is $ 5!
Wasn’t a fan of the mango sushi roll, but the salmon was awesome!
The restaurant is not as cute as some of the other sushi places in the area, so I don’t know if I would recommend this place for a first date. That being said, I was there on a pretty busy night and I thought the service was pretty spot on.
I live right across the street and am so stoked that I have an amazing sushi place within walking distance!

I was wondering how this place was getting such great reviews so I took the missus and my oldest son here in a Monday night to try it out!
We got here at 5:00 pm and already the place was getting crowded. That is a great sign. Here we go… PS I am not a sushi roll aficionado so this is more of a traditional based review.
Location 5 star– easy to get to and plenty of parking.
Interior 5 star — very nice modern and comfortable. You can seat about 11 or 12 at the sushi bar and they have 5 booths,
8 tables to accommodate 4 or 2 people and 2 large tables that can easily seat 8. Great variety of choices.
Service. 3 star. Everyone is so nice, pleasant and professional. I will go back. When they are more trained I can see myself easily raising this higher. They didn’t serve the miso soup and salads properly and the main food came out not nearly on time and with each other. They made all the right corrections when we brought it up. Also, I wanted to order some food to go and they kindly advised they were short staffed and too busy. I am sure they will correct this.
Sushi 4 star– ok my son wanted a dragon roll. «My eyes rolled». I really can’t understand the enjoyment to eat a roll with so much sauces and conflicting tastes that are all wrapped into one. That being said, I had one piece and thought it was very good for a roll.
Nigiri Sushi 5 star — this was pretty darn good. We had negitoro, maguro, amai ebi, uni. All these were top notch, and I love that there was only small amount of rice. The fish were flavorful and great texture.
Spicy Seafood Ramen — I think with the great choices of ramen places in town, that this dish would be fairly competitive. The ramen itself was decent, the broth was okay and there was seafood. I just did not feel like OMG, great ramen. If I choose Ramen again, I am going to Monta Chaya…
Special Bento Box with 2 Entrée — My wife ordered this and I picked on it. She had it with Salmon and with Chicken. The Salmon was excellent, cooked with the skin and was perfectly cooked, the skin perfect and crispy then when it soaked up the teriyaki sauce, it was deliciously wet with a bit of crispiness left. Also came with California Roll, Salad, Miso soup and some Tempura and Rice. This is a nice sized dish for sure.
Sushi and Sashimi Dinner — The son had this one and it was good. Basic sushi and good pieces of Sashimi. Not too filling, so we did order some nigiri and the roll.
I would have left this a 3 star, however there is so much potential.
GK says check in out.

To get 5 stars from me is hard. For 5 stars you need to meet: great atmosphere, great staff, great music, great food, cleanliness, and the place must «flow.»
Came in the day after Christmas. Place is very clean, friendly staff, and got seated quickly. The food was good and came out in a reasonable time. The food was warm, but not hot like how I like it. Also, the Sake was warm, but the waiter asked us if it was warm or hot. We told him it was warm, so he took it back and gave us a hot bottle. The Udon was very good and super HOT! Overall, if your looking for good food at a reasonable price and great music, come and you’ll enjoy it.

Hiroba is another great non-​AYCE sushi spot in the Anthem area. They have the total package: amazing food, superb customer service, and great prices.
Honestly, I am not much of a «roll» person, but their rolls make me a believer. I normally steer free from rolls with cream cheese and excessive sauces; however, Hiroba does an excellent job of balancing flavors, while maintaining creativity at the same time.
My absolute favorite roll here is the lemon roll. Other sushi places have failed to deliver this simple roll, but Hiroba hands down nails it! Something about that lemon-​y ponzu sauce just puts it over the top for me. I love that they top this roll with both hamachi (yellowtail) and salmon.
An interesting, yet intriguing roll is the crunchy tower (5 pieces). It is deep fried spicy salmon, avocado cream cheese fruit mix, crispy shallots, roasted nuts, drizzled with eel and mango sauce. Seriously, don’t knock it until you try it. It’s different, but totally works.
The green monster is on the roll menu, but is hardly a roll. The inner core is a mix of chopped soft shell crab, surimi crab, and yum yum scallops. All this is encapsulated by avocado and topped with crispy shallots.
*Side note: the rolls here are flavorful on their own. I barely touched the soy sauce, wasabi, or ginger.
*Honorable mention: snow white roll. Love the subtle smokiness of this roll and overall taste!
They offer a full menu including: udon, yaki soba, fried rice, donburi, entrees, and bento boxes.
Everyone who works here have been so welcoming and friendly. Attentive service without hovering. Most importantly, fish was fresh and of great quality!

So glad I saw a friend’s post on FB regarding this new neighborhood sushi restaurant.
The fish is super fresh and the prices are fantastic. My husband and I have been here three times in the last week and will be heading there for a 4^th time soon. I’ve recommended it to several people and will continue to do so.
We’ve met 3 of the employees so far, the customer service is astounding.
Highly recommend!

Honestly, I don’t like giving out 5 star ratings all that much. I most definitely end up giving them out more than I think I should, but usually it’s because I find the restaurants or business to be great! This place is not an exception, and I think they definitely deserve 5 stars!
We were leaving a friend’s house in Anthem and were hungry for some sushi. We noticed a new restaurant (Hiroba) and decided on a whim to pop in and give it a try. They had not yet had their grand opening (we caught them in their soft opening… I still don’t think they’ve had the official opening yet), and we are VERY glad we decided to give it a try! We ordered the Snow White roll, the Jackpot roll, a deep fried spam roll, and some Oyster shooters. They were all DELICIOUS!!!
On top of the food being fantastic, the prices were also very reasonable. The rolls were about $ 7 each, the Oyster shooters were $ 4.50 each, and the deep friend spam roll was on $ 2.95 (I think… maybe it was $ 2.50…either way it was cheap and delicious!!!)
In short, this is a great restaurant! I highly recommend this place, and I will definitely be coming here again myself very soon.

This sushi bar is pretty new. I gave it a shot because I was kinda getting tired of I love sushi across the street. Wow. The prices were really reasonable. One of the more inexpensive sushi places I’ve seen. So I was a little bit hesitant to order their sushi. I would have to say I was pretty surprised at how good the food was… despite the price (still can’t get over it). And it wasn’t all you can eat and they didn’t skimp on their ingredients and didnt overwhelm with the rice. The Green Monster was really good. And it had no rice and was wrapped in avocado. They probably put in a whole avocado in there as well.
Can’t wait to come back and bring the family. There are so many dishes to try and I’m looking forward to my next visit. Oh, and did I mention it’s pretty inexpesive?