About
HARU is an Asian restaurant located in Cincinnati, Ohio. It is known for its Korean cuisine, offering customers dishes such as Bibimbap and Kimchi Pancakes. HARU has achieved a high level of customer satisfaction through its delicious food choices, cozy atmosphere and attentive staff.
Restaurant Features
Facilities & Amenities
Bar
Kid Friendly
Kid Menu
Kid High Chair
Veg Friendly
Alcohol
Wheelchair Access
Parking
- Paid Parking Lot
- Paid Street Parking
Accepted Payments
- Credit Card
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
Must Try Dishes
HARU in Cincinnati, Ohio offers a variety of must-try dishes that will tantalize your taste buds. Indulge in their delectable sushi rolls, such as the Spicy Tuna Roll bursting with flavors or the Dragon Roll with succulent grilled eel. For a satisfying main course, savor the savory Teriyaki Chicken with perfectly grilled chicken glazed in their signature teriyaki sauce. Be sure to try their mouthwatering Pad Thai, a stir-fried noodle dish elevated with a blend of sweet, spicy, and tangy flavors. End your meal on a sweet note with their delightful Green Tea Ice Cream, featuring a creamy and luscious texture infused with the subtle bitterness of matcha. Make a reservation at HARU and treat yourself to these unforgettable dishes that showcase the best of Japanese cuisine.
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Second time ordering sushi from HARU (I've dined in once before here too, and the hot dishes being served in cast iron bowls are worth the trip. Also, I recommend the hot mango tea). I'll tell ya, this place does not disappoint. The air force roll and Vine Street roll are my personal yummy fried favorites. As for the raw sushi, the rainbow roll is LOADED with fresh, flavorful fish, like you are getting your money's worth trust me. Quality is everything here, and HARU has been consistently really delicious. Thanks! Features: Very clean and tidy restaurant
Pros: decent food, clean, nice servers, one of only Korean food places in the area Cons: expensive, smallish portions, not fantastic food--I'm not korean and it's been a while since I've had authentic korean food so I can't say for sure if it is authentic or not. It was tasty but not as delicious as korean I've had in the past. Banchan were sad. Like three broccoli and a spoonful of potatoes and a spoonful of kimchi. Entrees were a more reasonable size--not as big as I'm used to but a little more than enough for two people. Overall: Good but not worth the expense. Probably won't go back unless I really want korean food and have no other options. If you have the money and aren't picky about your korean food then it is worth it. If you go, get the spice strong. I'm used to korean places making things very spicy for me so I went for mild spice and my yookgaejang tasted like nothing until I added 6 big spoonfuls of korean red pepper.
The restaurant's website says "The Authentic Korean Restaurant." As a Korean, I would like to say "NO!!" It is Americanized Korean food. Taste of Soft Tofu soup is like Seafood Ramen Soup (If you are Korean, you know what I mean). The grilled mackerel is too burnt. Pros: Again, It is Americanized Korean food. I can recommend this place to my American friends. Clean. Cons: Expensive. Over $7 for Salad?? Oh no~~~ I spent over $100 for lunch, but only 3 Banchan? -Parking: Don't use "SP+ Parking" beside the restaurant. They will charge you DOUBLE if your tire touches the parking line. Use the SpotHero app to reserve parking space at 7W7 Garage across from the restaurant. Reserved space will be on the first floor. You will not walk too much.
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