Their sashimi donburi are so fresh and delicious. Brought me back to Japan instantly. Price is super reasonable given its portion and freshness. Shop is small and they are quite popular locally, better make a reservation. The staff members are very friendly too.

Tiffany Choi9 months ago · Google

Such a hidden gem in Manchester! 🍣 The ingredients are incredibly fresh and you can tell they really care about the quality of their food. The owner is also genuinely lovely and welcoming. Definitely one of the best Japanese spots we’ve tried in Manchester — deserves to be seen and absolutely worth a visit! ✨

M La month ago · Google

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Delicious Japanese food 🇯🇵 The sashimi was incredibly fresh and full of flavour. Service was attentive and friendly throughout. A lovely hidden gem — the perfect place to enjoy an authentic taste of Japan!

Day Day Play11 months ago · Google

Ohana opened about three months ago. It is a small Japanese restaurant situates in Sales but gives you a surprise of signatures Japanese cuisines. The impressive bright, tidy and clean dinning hall can accomondate almost 20 guests. A reservation is a must and expected. As we know the chef is a young Hong Konger at his late 30s. People told me the chef hadn't any experience worked in a Japanese restaurant. His cooking skill is learnt by his talent and instinct that it makes he known to gourmets. One cannot deny, like some youths, the chef should be so fervent in Japanese culture. Likewise, he could make out the so wonderful Japanes foods. Why not have an assorted sashimi as recommended by a lady service staff. It makes us have a brilliant light of pleasent surprise when the assorted sashimi was put before us. The sashimi - salomon, tuna, scallop and sweet shrimp were so delicious, fresh and tender that we have never had in Manchester. They instantly melt in our mouth when swallowing. The Tonkotsu Sauce Ramen is one of it in the menu. The ramen noodles were chewy and firm, not mushy. Two pieces of the Japanes - style BBQ pork could have a thumb up. The assorted sashimi rice bowl is the one you never forget! The rice had a very generous portion to fill your stomach. Deep fried oysters were the ones taken into our order. Wrapped by a layer of coating power filled with an oyster, it needs a skill not to overdo the fresh oyster remarkably with juice tast. The chef could make it. The appetites were the seaweed salad and a hot miso soup to wake up your tast buds. Terrific！ I had a chance to challenge the chef that I wish to have a bite of "Salted Grilled Ox Tongue" when I come again some date. Ohana is a Japanese restaurant to be recommended.

Chan Alfred10 months ago · Google