Location: 220 Park Avenue South
Cuisine: Japanese
Best Dish: The breakfast buns are by far the best item on the brunch menu. The appetizing filling between the soft steamed buns is a fun alternative to the standard breakfast sandwich.
Overall: A quaint casual eatery that is ideal for a lazy weekend brunch.
It’s been nearly a year since we’ve been to Haru Sushi Time Square and a lot has changed. The popular eatery has moved locations, just a few steps away from its previous site to the famed Time Square Building at 229 West 43rd Street – Unit 221. The new spot will still have a full-service bar and sushi bar, banquet seating, and much more. A fun addition to the new location is the private dining room, where up to 15 guests can comfortably celebrate their own special occasion. Haru Sushi has a decadent modern design which makes it feel as if you’re not in the often congested Time Square yet boasts a professional crowd and sushi lovers.
“We’re thrilled to be opening a new restaurant in this landmark building and look forward to welcoming guests to our new Times Square home,” comments Seth Rose, Vice President of Operations for Haru.