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The sashimi lunch platter has various types of fish for customers to try. ($12.50)[/caption]
Despite facing hardships, Sushi Hana Japanese Kitchen has been serving fresh traditional Japanese cuisine to the Katy area for nearly 13 years.
Sushi chefs and brother-in-laws Tony Ng and Ming He had wanted to open their own restaurant with their wives Heather Yan and Lily Ng, respectively. Since both families lived in Katy, they decided to open the eatery on South Mason Road in October 2003.
“At that time, I think Katy only had one [sushi restaurant], so there was a market for it,” Yan said. “We lived in Katy; we wanted to have a business near home.”
Yan’s husband and restaurant partner Tony Ng later died, but the other three partners kept the business going. Last February, the restaurant caught fire at the sushi bar and was closed until late May. Yan said once the restaurant opened up again, its business picked right up. She attributes this success to the eatery’s high quality fresh food and its repeat customers.











