Kohana Sushi — Restaurant in Kamakura

Very nice old couple running the place. They speak enough english to be able to serve you and they are very welcoming. They try to make a connection with their customers and you really feel welcome. The sushi is really delicious. As someone else in the reviews pointed out, you get a minimal english menu, which was basically 2 omakase options. As far as I could tell there were mostly locals there and they probably ask the chef what he has and what he can prepare and he does it if he can. I’m sure if you pointed at a dish that someone else was having and asked for it, he would do it with pleasure. Overall really great experience!...

Good quality chirashi sushi.

Kohana Sushi is a small, hole-in-the-wall along a road that connects the Hase station area with the Kamakura station area. This is a good road to walk. It’s an older shop with an exterior that blends in with the vintage look of the original neighborhood, the type where most people walking by would probably pay no mind.

Inside is a traditional eatery with a bar counter and tables on a tatami mat where you sit on the floor to eat.

They’re known for their chirashi sushi which comes in a pair of stacked bowls with the rice on the bottom and an assortment of different kinds of...

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A charming, family-run sushi spot with amazing atmosphere and delicious food! Kohana Sushi is a small, cozy place with a big heart. The sushi was absolutely delicious, fresh and beautifully prepared. What made it extra special was the warm, welcoming vibe — we even had a lovely conversation with the sushi master (part English, part gestures) about volleyball — just a day after Poland beat Japan 😉.

It’s the kind of place that makes you feel like a guest, not just a customer. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Kamakura and looking for an authentic...