Sushi Hide

One detail that stays with diners who order the tuna bowl is how completely the fish covers the rice. Thick slices of lean tuna and medium-fatty tuna are piled on top, with thinner slices layered underneath. One diner said the bowl could be enjoyed both as a rice dish and as sashimi as they ate their way through it. It’s a strong choice for anyone who likes rich, fatty tuna. Another visitor was struck by the amount of lean and medium-fatty tuna, as well as the size of the slices. If a bowl piled high with tuna is what you’re after, this is the signature dish to consider at Sushi Hide.

The seafood bowl offers a different take from the tuna-focused option. One diner recalled enjoying tuna scraped from the bone, prawns, squid and octopus, and noted that the rice was vinegared. Another appreciated the variety of fish slices served with vinegared rice. Choose the seafood bowl to try a range of seafood, or the tuna bowl when you want tuna to take centre stage.

Other reported menu options include a tuna-sukimi set meal, aji-fry set meal, simmered flounder set meal and grilled harami set meal. One diner who chose grilled fish reported receiving salted mackerel or salmon with rice, miso soup and a small side dish. These set meals are worth considering if you’d rather have something other than a seafood bowl.

Sushi Hide serves from the morning into the afternoon, with breakfast and lunch menus listed. It’s an option for breakfast at the market or an early lunch, with tuna bowls at the forefront and seafood bowls or set meals to suit a different appetite.