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Hello Nori - Brentwood
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Nearby attractions
Brentwood Plaza
4501 Lougheed Hwy., Burnaby, BC V5C 0B3, Canada
Cherry Blossom Garden
3Z2, 1899 Rosser Ave, Burnaby, BC, Canada
Willingdon Linear Park
1420 Willingdon Ave #1438, Burnaby, BC V5C 3M8, Canada
Willingdon Heights Park
1491 Carleton Ave, Burnaby, BC V5C 6G5, Canada
Nearby restaurants
Haidilao Hot Pot Brentwood - ęµ·åŗ•ęžē«é”…
2nd Floor, 4580 Brentwood Blvd #2220, Burnaby, BC V5C 0K3, Canada
La Taqueria Pinche Taco Shop
4580 Brentwood Blvd Unit 1210, Burnaby, BC V5C 0K3, Canada
Tap & Barrel • Brentwood
In The Amazing Brentwood Plaza, 4580 Brentwood Blvd Unit 1211, Burnaby, BC V5C 0K3, Canada
Small Victory Bakery
4580 Brentwood Blvd #1214, Burnaby, BC V5C 0K3, Canada
Earls Kitchen + Bar
4525 Lougheed Hwy. Unit 1308, Burnaby, BC V5C 3Z6, Canada
Sooda Korean BBQ
food court, 4567 Lougheed Hwy. 2nd floor, Burnaby, BC V5C 3Z6, Canada
Neptune Palace Seafood Restaurant (Brentwood Mall)
4525 Lougheed Hwy. #2307, Burnaby, BC V5C 0K3, Canada
JINYA Ramen Bar - Amazing Brentwood
4567 Lougheed Hwy., Burnaby, BC V5C 3Z6, Canada
TERAs BEAN
1899 Willingdon Ave #107, Burnaby, BC V5C 5T1, Canada
Bow & Stern Brentwood
4567 Lougheed Hwy. Unit 2626, Burnaby, BC V5C 3Z6, Canada
Nearby hotels
Executive Suites Hotel and Conference Centre Metro Vancouver
4201 Lougheed Hwy., Burnaby, BC V5C 3Y6, Canada
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Hello Nori - Brentwood

1920 Willingdon Ave #1114, Burnaby, BC V5C 0K3, Canada
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attractions: Brentwood Plaza, Cherry Blossom Garden, Willingdon Linear Park, Willingdon Heights Park, restaurants: Haidilao Hot Pot Brentwood - ęµ·åŗ•ęžē«é”…, La Taqueria Pinche Taco Shop, Tap & Barrel • Brentwood, Small Victory Bakery, Earls Kitchen + Bar, Sooda Korean BBQ, Neptune Palace Seafood Restaurant (Brentwood Mall), JINYA Ramen Bar - Amazing Brentwood, TERAs BEAN, Bow & Stern Brentwood
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+1 604-564-6674
Website
hellonori.com

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Featured dishes

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Toyosu Platter Feeds Up To 4
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Bento Box
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Tsukiji Platterdelivery
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16 Pieces Deluxe Cut Rolls
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Tamago Delivery
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Hokkaido Scallop Delivery
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Yellow Tail Delivery
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Bluefin Tuna Delivery
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Cucumber Delivery
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Truffle Lobster Delivery
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Unagi Delivery
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Sea Bream
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Spicy Sauce Delivery
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Glass Bottled Coke
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Aburi Ebi Oshi No Soy Saucegingerwasabi Sides
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Side Wasabi Ginger Soy Sauce

Reviews

Nearby attractions of Hello Nori - Brentwood

Brentwood Plaza

Cherry Blossom Garden

Willingdon Linear Park

Willingdon Heights Park

Brentwood Plaza

Brentwood Plaza

4.6

(26)

Open 24 hours
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Cherry Blossom Garden

Cherry Blossom Garden

4.6

(100)

Open 24 hours
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Willingdon Linear Park

Willingdon Linear Park

4.0

(40)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Willingdon Heights Park

Willingdon Heights Park

4.4

(327)

Open until 11:00 PM
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Things to do nearby

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Hike with Goats on Bowen Island
Sat, Dec 6 • 10:00 AM
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Hike the Vancouver rainforest with waterfalls
Hike the Vancouver rainforest with waterfalls
Sun, Dec 7 • 8:30 AM
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Nearby restaurants of Hello Nori - Brentwood

Haidilao Hot Pot Brentwood - ęµ·åŗ•ęžē«é”…

La Taqueria Pinche Taco Shop

Tap & Barrel • Brentwood

Small Victory Bakery

Earls Kitchen + Bar

Sooda Korean BBQ

Neptune Palace Seafood Restaurant (Brentwood Mall)

JINYA Ramen Bar - Amazing Brentwood

TERAs BEAN

Bow & Stern Brentwood

Haidilao Hot Pot Brentwood - ęµ·åŗ•ęžē«é”…

Haidilao Hot Pot Brentwood - ęµ·åŗ•ęžē«é”…

4.8

(875)

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La Taqueria Pinche Taco Shop

La Taqueria Pinche Taco Shop

4.4

(803)

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Tap & Barrel • Brentwood

Tap & Barrel • Brentwood

4.4

(492)

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Small Victory Bakery

Small Victory Bakery

4.2

(347)

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Penny Rusty SophiePenny Rusty Sophie
Finally got a chance to visit Hello Nori in Brentwood. A bit torn in this review because I kinda liked the place but also not. First off, the place was dead. I mean, that's not really a bad thing for me since I dislike lineups and crowds. But for a Sunday at noon, I was really surprised. Then again, it's not like this place appears to be designed for lounging around. The counter seating is arranged so you can see them making your handrolls but isn't super comfortable. It gives off a vibe of sit, eat, then leave. The handrolls here are cylindrically rolled (resembling open-ended burritos). I kinda miss cone-shaped rolls but I get that this shape is easier and ensures the filling is spread out throughout. The menu is fairly limited. While they do have limited sashimi available at market price (feel like they should at least tell you what the MP is for the day), it's mostly just handrolls and some oshi pressed sushi. I ordered the Salmon Oshi ($8) which has become synonymous with trendy sushi in Vancouver over the years. This was an ok version but not as creamy and succulent as other places in town. Although they have some combo handrolls that are cheaper than buying a la carte, I decided to pick 3 types where the fish spoke to my tastes more... Yellowtail ($7.5), King Salmon ($7.5), and Bluefin Tuna ($8). I guess I kinda expected to be able to taste the differences in the fish more (similar to sashimi). However, as they mince up the fish, the differences in the types of fish are not as discernable in the handrolls. In actually, they seem to focus more on the nori. That's evident in the fact that they don't give you all your rolls at once since they want you to experience the crispness of the nori instead of letting it wait and get soggy. I almost feel like it doesn't matter what fish you get as they all taste similar here. That bring said, they do a pretty good job of making the handrolls and there isn't too much rice and the filling is spread throughout. The handrolls aren't huge and it's easy to toss back a few and still leave a bit hungry. The tea ($5) went well with the handrolls but I'm old so paying $5 for tea is difficult to swallow sometimes. As I mentioned, the interior has a very minimalistic design aesthetic... I feel like there was deliberate thought put into who this restaurant was crafted for (which really isn't me). Service was just as minamalistic. Despite being there being only one other couple seated, the wait staff were standoffish (it was quite easy to overhear their conversation that they were having with each other at the front desk).
Ty NguyenTy Nguyen
My very first experience with Hello Nori Brentwood was fantastic! The team here was professional, friendly and walked me through the menu with great details. Blake made the whole experience that much better with his professionalism, knowledge and friendly interactions since I was dining in alone. And also thanks to my server—Sam for his spectacular service & attention for all my needs during the experience. I felt welcome and really enjoy my time eating here because of them. šŸ£The hand rolls were tasty! I got the top-5 combo which included all of their best-seller hand rolls. Also tried an extra order of Unagi hand-roll as well. Very good! šŸ£Sashimi platter was 100% SO GOOD-SO FRESH. Very fresh with premium ingredients. I love that they served fresh wasabi because it really enhanced the freshness taste of the sashimi and doesn’t make your nose feel like it just came out of a boxing match! Presentation was on point. Highly recommend getting this platter to pair with the hand rolls if you can eat more or bring +1. šŸ£Salmon Oishi — Smoky, tasty & rich flavours. Definitely recommend! šŸ¶Cocktail was refreshing. I got lychee berries which was a best-seller. They also have nitrous matcha which I’m excited to try on the next visit! (wanted to order it but was really full at this point.) šŸ”Dessert was mochi ice cream. 4 flavours — matcha, vanilla, peach, strawberry. It completed the meal and left me satisfied. Interior design is modern, unique and definitely a meaning behind the design I’d love to know about it (FYI: each Hello Nori location has a different unique design with the same materials). Overall, was spacious, very clean, good amount of natural light. Loved the music & vibes here. Price point is very reasonable with the quality of ingredients & services you’re getting from here. Portion will fill you up even though it doesn’t look like it. This visit was my first meal and also my only meal of the day so I was able to eat more than usualšŸ˜‰ 10/10 — Highly recommend!
Melissa DeniseMelissa Denise
Cute small space where they handroll your food in front of you and serve you the items one at a time. I came here with a friend and we were sat in a corner section. The corner section had a very sharp 90 degree angle so my friend moved one seat over and explained that sitting at the corner was uncomfortable and made it difficult to eat. I think they should have used a more round table shape instead of one with edges. We had a server who took our order and was super informative and helpful. We had a different person making our rolls but I think they were getting busy because she started to forget to serve rolls to my friend. I would get my roll and wait for my friend's roll, but sometimes it wouldn't come so we had to ask for it. You can buy rolls a la carte or choose one of the set menus which is a better deal. We chose the middle priced one and I enjoyed everything! You don't think you'll be full after five rolls but you definitely will be. They had a wagyu beef roll for $22 and I would definitely come back and try that. I also had the peach drink which was refreshing. I also had mochi for dessert and really liked the mango flavor. Since this place just newly opened they did not have any miso soup yet. The one thing I did not like was the auto tip. There is an auto tip of 16% even if you are eating solo. They say the 16% is optional and can be changed, but it's already pre programmed into the card machine for you. In order to change the tip you have to ask them to cancel your bill and re-enter everything. I've always tipped well, but I can't stand being asked to tip well. At the end of the day tipping is optional and based on the service you receive. We should be able to enter in our own tip without feeling pressures.
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Finally got a chance to visit Hello Nori in Brentwood. A bit torn in this review because I kinda liked the place but also not. First off, the place was dead. I mean, that's not really a bad thing for me since I dislike lineups and crowds. But for a Sunday at noon, I was really surprised. Then again, it's not like this place appears to be designed for lounging around. The counter seating is arranged so you can see them making your handrolls but isn't super comfortable. It gives off a vibe of sit, eat, then leave. The handrolls here are cylindrically rolled (resembling open-ended burritos). I kinda miss cone-shaped rolls but I get that this shape is easier and ensures the filling is spread out throughout. The menu is fairly limited. While they do have limited sashimi available at market price (feel like they should at least tell you what the MP is for the day), it's mostly just handrolls and some oshi pressed sushi. I ordered the Salmon Oshi ($8) which has become synonymous with trendy sushi in Vancouver over the years. This was an ok version but not as creamy and succulent as other places in town. Although they have some combo handrolls that are cheaper than buying a la carte, I decided to pick 3 types where the fish spoke to my tastes more... Yellowtail ($7.5), King Salmon ($7.5), and Bluefin Tuna ($8). I guess I kinda expected to be able to taste the differences in the fish more (similar to sashimi). However, as they mince up the fish, the differences in the types of fish are not as discernable in the handrolls. In actually, they seem to focus more on the nori. That's evident in the fact that they don't give you all your rolls at once since they want you to experience the crispness of the nori instead of letting it wait and get soggy. I almost feel like it doesn't matter what fish you get as they all taste similar here. That bring said, they do a pretty good job of making the handrolls and there isn't too much rice and the filling is spread throughout. The handrolls aren't huge and it's easy to toss back a few and still leave a bit hungry. The tea ($5) went well with the handrolls but I'm old so paying $5 for tea is difficult to swallow sometimes. As I mentioned, the interior has a very minimalistic design aesthetic... I feel like there was deliberate thought put into who this restaurant was crafted for (which really isn't me). Service was just as minamalistic. Despite being there being only one other couple seated, the wait staff were standoffish (it was quite easy to overhear their conversation that they were having with each other at the front desk).
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My very first experience with Hello Nori Brentwood was fantastic! The team here was professional, friendly and walked me through the menu with great details. Blake made the whole experience that much better with his professionalism, knowledge and friendly interactions since I was dining in alone. And also thanks to my server—Sam for his spectacular service & attention for all my needs during the experience. I felt welcome and really enjoy my time eating here because of them. šŸ£The hand rolls were tasty! I got the top-5 combo which included all of their best-seller hand rolls. Also tried an extra order of Unagi hand-roll as well. Very good! šŸ£Sashimi platter was 100% SO GOOD-SO FRESH. Very fresh with premium ingredients. I love that they served fresh wasabi because it really enhanced the freshness taste of the sashimi and doesn’t make your nose feel like it just came out of a boxing match! Presentation was on point. Highly recommend getting this platter to pair with the hand rolls if you can eat more or bring +1. šŸ£Salmon Oishi — Smoky, tasty & rich flavours. Definitely recommend! šŸ¶Cocktail was refreshing. I got lychee berries which was a best-seller. They also have nitrous matcha which I’m excited to try on the next visit! (wanted to order it but was really full at this point.) šŸ”Dessert was mochi ice cream. 4 flavours — matcha, vanilla, peach, strawberry. It completed the meal and left me satisfied. Interior design is modern, unique and definitely a meaning behind the design I’d love to know about it (FYI: each Hello Nori location has a different unique design with the same materials). Overall, was spacious, very clean, good amount of natural light. Loved the music & vibes here. Price point is very reasonable with the quality of ingredients & services you’re getting from here. Portion will fill you up even though it doesn’t look like it. This visit was my first meal and also my only meal of the day so I was able to eat more than usualšŸ˜‰ 10/10 — Highly recommend!
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Cute small space where they handroll your food in front of you and serve you the items one at a time. I came here with a friend and we were sat in a corner section. The corner section had a very sharp 90 degree angle so my friend moved one seat over and explained that sitting at the corner was uncomfortable and made it difficult to eat. I think they should have used a more round table shape instead of one with edges. We had a server who took our order and was super informative and helpful. We had a different person making our rolls but I think they were getting busy because she started to forget to serve rolls to my friend. I would get my roll and wait for my friend's roll, but sometimes it wouldn't come so we had to ask for it. You can buy rolls a la carte or choose one of the set menus which is a better deal. We chose the middle priced one and I enjoyed everything! You don't think you'll be full after five rolls but you definitely will be. They had a wagyu beef roll for $22 and I would definitely come back and try that. I also had the peach drink which was refreshing. I also had mochi for dessert and really liked the mango flavor. Since this place just newly opened they did not have any miso soup yet. The one thing I did not like was the auto tip. There is an auto tip of 16% even if you are eating solo. They say the 16% is optional and can be changed, but it's already pre programmed into the card machine for you. In order to change the tip you have to ask them to cancel your bill and re-enter everything. I've always tipped well, but I can't stand being asked to tip well. At the end of the day tipping is optional and based on the service you receive. We should be able to enter in our own tip without feeling pressures.
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Reviews of Hello Nori - Brentwood

4.7
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5.0
1y

I am so happy that this Brentwood location is finally open! This is my absolute favourite place and going forward, only place in Burnaby where I will be going for sushi. I love everything about Hello Nori - from the warm, friendly and fantastic staff to the food/drink options and finally the interior/atmosphere.

The interior is very clean, organized and modern. I really enjoy the bar seating and the warm towel to clean your hands before you order. I like that everything is freshly prepared right in front of you (each hand roll is only prepared after you have finished with the previous so the seaweed stays nice and crispy). In my opinion, the quality is far above any other place.

My usual order includes: miso soup and yellowtail, either bluefin tuna or spicy bluefin tuna, snow crab and truffle lobster for the hand rolls along with an Asahi. However, last Friday, I took my dad out for a little birthday lunch - a little late in the day …almost more dinner time. It happened to be happy hour for the drinks, but even had it not been, the drinks still would have been worth it at the regular price.

We tried their Yuzu Shiso margaritas. The margaritas were so good that we ordered multiple. We also tried the salmon oshi, the yellowtail, the truffle lobster (multiple), the spicy bluefin tuna and the seabream hand rolls. For dessert we ordered a mochi trio. They offer 5 flavours - we went with matcha, mango and strawberry at the recommendation of Sam. My dad and I both agree with Sam, that Matcha is the best flavour. Additionally, it was very thoughtful that they cut the mochi in half (without us even requesting this) so that both my dad and I could try each flavour.

It’s really hard to decide what the best thing on the menu is as each roll is so delicious. Although, pretty much all the staff at both the Brentwood and the Robson location seem to agree that it’s the Hokkaido scallop hand roll. I was always hesitant to try as I had a bad experience with a scallop roll over 5 years ago (at a different sushi restaurant of course). However, Sam really wanted us to give the Hokkaido scallop hand roll a try …so much so that he gave it to us on the house. Honestly, it was everything that they said it would be! I am glad that Sam gave me a little push to try it and now will be adding it to my permanent orders.

Overall, we had the best time and enjoyed absolutely everything that we ordered. The staff was terrific, especially Sam. We had a lovely conversation!

In the end, we left without our shopping bag. Luckily, one of the staff noticed and ran after us in the mall to give it back to us. We would like to say thank you to the entire team at Hello Nori Brentwood for making a regular Friday afternoon outing such a great experience! Thank you for being so fantastic! We can’t...

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4.0
48w

Finally got a chance to visit Hello Nori in Brentwood. A bit torn in this review because I kinda liked the place but also not.

First off, the place was dead. I mean, that's not really a bad thing for me since I dislike lineups and crowds. But for a Sunday at noon, I was really surprised. Then again, it's not like this place appears to be designed for lounging around. The counter seating is arranged so you can see them making your handrolls but isn't super comfortable. It gives off a vibe of sit, eat, then leave.

The handrolls here are cylindrically rolled (resembling open-ended burritos). I kinda miss cone-shaped rolls but I get that this shape is easier and ensures the filling is spread out throughout.

The menu is fairly limited. While they do have limited sashimi available at market price (feel like they should at least tell you what the MP is for the day), it's mostly just handrolls and some oshi pressed sushi.

I ordered the Salmon Oshi ($8) which has become synonymous with trendy sushi in Vancouver over the years. This was an ok version but not as creamy and succulent as other places in town.

Although they have some combo handrolls that are cheaper than buying a la carte, I decided to pick 3 types where the fish spoke to my tastes more... Yellowtail ($7.5), King Salmon ($7.5), and Bluefin Tuna ($8). I guess I kinda expected to be able to taste the differences in the fish more (similar to sashimi). However, as they mince up the fish, the differences in the types of fish are not as discernable in the handrolls. In actually, they seem to focus more on the nori. That's evident in the fact that they don't give you all your rolls at once since they want you to experience the crispness of the nori instead of letting it wait and get soggy. I almost feel like it doesn't matter what fish you get as they all taste similar here. That bring said, they do a pretty good job of making the handrolls and there isn't too much rice and the filling is spread throughout. The handrolls aren't huge and it's easy to toss back a few and still leave a bit hungry.

The tea ($5) went well with the handrolls but I'm old so paying $5 for tea is difficult to swallow sometimes.

As I mentioned, the interior has a very minimalistic design aesthetic... I feel like there was deliberate thought put into who this restaurant was crafted for (which really isn't me). Service was just as minamalistic. Despite being there being only one other couple seated, the wait staff were standoffish (it was quite easy to overhear their conversation that they were having with each other at the...

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5.0
5w

ā­ļøā­ļøā­ļøā­ļøā­ļø 13/10 Stars —

Ask for Maheen — she made our first Hello Nori Brentwood experience unforgettable!! šŸ£šŸ’›

Our first date, Pauline and I dressed up as sushi at a Japanese festival šŸ£ and we we just met! So when she told me about hello nori we had to try it out!

We always passed by but never went in, and been wanting to try it out. Our very first visit to Hello Nori – Brentwood felt like walking into a beautiful surprise — and her name was Maheen.

We had never tried Japanese hand rolls before…. and as we walked into our curiosity, Maheen greeted us like family. We instantly trusted her with the entire experience — and thank God we did!

Every recommendation she made was pure bliss 😌✨ Warm rice. Crispy nori. Fresh everything. Made right in front of us. Served with joy. And a smile 😃

And when we didn’t order one of her favorites — the Aburi Salmon Oishi — because we thought we were full… She surprised us with a little sample…. Let me tell you,

It wasn’t just tasty. It melted into our souls šŸ„¹šŸ”„ Like a sushi dream come true!

We talked. We laughed. We shared our wedding prep and marriage classes. She encouraged us like a friend who’s cheering for our future. We left not just full… but seen, celebrated, and blessed.

Maheen is not just someone who takes your order — she upgrades your entire evening to first class, She cares with intention. She serves like it’s art always checking on us, her canvas She loves people through food.

Because of her, we are now planning a special private Hello Nori dining experience for one of our upcoming celebrations — and I can already imagine what it would be like, Eudora has been incredible in helping us dream it into reality. šŸ™ŒāœØ

Maheen… we are proud to call you our hello nori family,

Happy Birthday šŸŽ‰ Thank you for making our first hand-roll experience something we’ll remember for the rest of our lives.

13/10 stars ā­ļø We thank God for you everyday we think of hand rolls and We can’t wait to come back and sit at your section again God bless your...

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