Han Nya

Luciana Suciawan

3.0

Had some very nice sushi here at an acceptable price. Only problem was the area needs more enthusiasts or air conditioning as getting from the uk heat effects me even more. I gad the blended set 11 item sushi and really liked it and thesoup.

Kevin Pudjiadi

4.0

Han-Nya is really a small Japanese cafe inside Resort Asia. The meals was excellent and the ambience had been also nice. Locating the restaurant might not be very simple if you decide on a stroll. I recommend going for a taxi to Resort Asia to access therestaurant easily.

Yaseminkarabulut48

4.0

Had been individually invited here almost a year ago simply by Mr. Kunio Watanabe, the entrepreneurial proprietor. Lastly halted by unannounced for lunch time, and was amazed. Comfortable interior, genuine Japanese taste, reasonable costs. I purchased the Chirashi sushi place, which was included with two parts each ofsquid, egg, and three forms of fish sashimi, and also a small part of uni in the centre. Tasty enough, and affordable at Php 320. My partner ordered the poultry teppanyaki bento. Again, delicious enough although not quite definitely poultry. Php 380. For a far more authentic Japnese encounter, we sat in another of japan style seating locations rather than western style desk seating. The only real downside has been that the poultry bento took about 25 moments to be served. Situated in the Resort Asia, part of Don Jose Avila St. and Orchid Road. From the Capitol at Escario, switch south onto Fuente Osmena St. and hang the right (west) at Don Jose Avila St. (part with Bo's Espresso) and proceed about 3 very brief blocks. The restaurant indication indicated that it's open a day daily. Would visit once again.