Bell Hana Sushi & Roll

This is a really great place for sushi. It’s a quiet restaurant with a nice intimate ambiance. The rolls themselves are really good and have a great presentation. We had the catapillar roll, spicy tuna roll, and the cucumber roll with brown rice tea. The server was very attentive.

When I heard All you can eat sushi, I cringed a bit due to previously bad experiences, but my cousin took my boyfriend and I here to eat, so I couldn’t complain too much. Boy am I glad that he took me!
Not only was this a decent price, approximately $ 20 a person, but this the quality of the sushi and seafood was fantastic! We ordered tons of things for two rounds, we ordered in total about 16 pieces of sashimi, 7 orders of baked mussels, 8 rolls, 1 order of gyoza and drinks for 3 people. Not too shabby for $ 60!
Service was okay, but honestly it wasn’t anything too memorable, regardless I still think the food is worth coming here for!
The gyoza was alright, but I think the main stars were the seafood! The baked mussels were amazing! It was cooked perfectly and had this delicate cream sauce baked on top that complimented it very well! My boyfriend and my cousin really enjoyed the baked scallops, but I personally thought the popcorn crawfish roll was better. It had a lot of crispy chunks of crawfish on top served with eel sauce and a cream sauce. Yum! Best of all the salmon was so high quality and fresh for an AYCE sushi place.
I travel to California every year and this is by far one of the best places I’ve eaten at and I intend on coming back! If you do not plan on eating a lot, don’t do the AYCE!

Food is excellent! Great prices. Waiter is always attentive to make sure we have what we need and satisfy our needs! Fast service!

This place is awesome. Clean, new establishment. Friendly staff, great music a selection, and of course the food was amazing. We have had some horrible sushi experiences here but this one so close to home is our new favorite spot.

Among the typical Korean managed AYCE sushi category, it’s a pretty good AYCE sushi place for $ 24.95/ person for dinner. This is not the kind of sushi for Asian.
5 stars for:
* Friendly and attentive servers
* Nice décor
* Nice food presentation for an AYCE sushi place
* Very short wait time for a party of two
4 stars for:
* Ika-​ika roll
* Squid, Salmon nigri
* Scallop handroll
* Energy roll
* Very generous amount of seafood portion for the hand rolls
Minus 2 stars for:
— Having too much TOO much imitation crab meat on every single sushi roll, but it wasn’t noted on the item description on the menu.
— Using teriyaki sauce (or some sort), Mayo and Sriracha on almost every single roll.
What happened in the end? Palate fatigue, from tasting the same thing over and over again for around 1.5 hrs. We got sick of the taste of the rolls pretty quickly.
I might go back for some quick hand rolls and nigri, but I might not get any other rolls until I’m recovered from the imitation-​crab-​teriyaki-​sauce-​mayo-​sriracha shock.

I don’t often write reviews, and when I do its because it counts. I decided upon this place due to everyone’s reviews (thank you!) Ignore the bad reviews I think people were having a bad day. Maybe there is some truth to service when busy or closing early but hands down. My new sushi spot. 20 miles away or not! And I didn’t really experience one negative thing.
First time, on a Wednesday around 7:30pm when I arrived I was greeted loudly by everyone working (3 people lol 2 chefs, 1 waitress) There was ONLY ONE couple in the restaurant, at the bar who were not messing around. They ate A LOT of damn food for tiny Asian people, y’all surprise me $ 25 for dinner. Who thinks this is expensive for AYCE sushi? This is average.
The waitress was kind, came right out with my drinks. Filled up my glass a couple times never left me thirsty. The chef (younger gentlemen) gave me some sort of poke salad on the house with all kinds of stuff. Delicious! The older guy was my chef, some may have referred to him as thee manager, I’m not positive though. He was a real nice guy! They were having a good time drinking sake and beer. The loud music that was playing was obnoxious but I’ll deal with it for bomb ass sushi! Seriously.
I usually eat all 3 rounds, a little here a little there. I went all out 1^st round and that was a mistake. I ordered;
Baked muscles — Always alot of mayo anywhere you go, knock some off yo! A little fishy but again muscles have that taste. Not bad.
Heart attack — Always good. Deep fried jalapeño with crab and cream cheese. BOMB
Yellowtail sushi — OK, this place had thee smallest amount of rice under there fish I’ve every experienced. And the yellowtail was served with a couple chunks of fatty yellowtail on top. WHAAT?! Melt in your mouth good. And first time I’ve ever had it served this way.
Albacore sushi — bomb, I love albacore
Tuna sushi — a little fishy
Spicy Mexican Roll — Even the rolls weren’t stuffed with a lot of rice. I was surprised thee spicy tuna was actually spicy! Bout time. Big roll. Filled me up.
Fire Fighter Roll — Came with an assortment of fish on top. Stuffed with spicy crab mixture I think. Good stuff.
Popcorn Lobster Roll — It was labeled as Popcorn Crawfish Roll though I believe, unless I missed the lobster one. When this roll came out, I knew I messed up there was so much food! It came in a dish shaped like a boat! Just piled with CRAWFISH.
Seriously people I’m a sushi fanatic just can’t get enough and this place really surprised me. I’m still in awe. The best part, I ordered too much food. I expected them to be upset about it and charge me to take it home or give me attitude. The chef asked if I wanted it to go, I said YES PLEASE. Boxed. Bagged. No charge. But he said this time only! Lol That was nice of him and I told him next time I know! I gave them a nice tip.
Long story short, if they close early come earlier. Didn’t experience that though. I didn’t see A LOT of rice like people complain about. And the service was fine for me. Sure, a slow night but slow service and loud music. I’ll do it everyday to eat here. Its worth it!!! Sorry so long like I said, I only review when it counts. Good or bad.

This place has definitely become our go-​to AYCE sushi joint when in the 562. Currently $ 20 for lunch and $ 25 for dinner (after 3:30 PM) AYCE. My girlfriend and I always sit at the bar when doing AYCE since we have found that service is much faster when sitting at the bar (not just here but at all sushi bars in general).
My favorite items to get here are the seared tuna nigiri and the sushi burrito. The fried calamari appetizer is also really worth getting although it’s a small portion (but you can order as many times as you want)
Something that I really enjoy about this place is that this place is almost always empty and the sushi chef really gets to take care of us. We enjoy coming here when the older man (whom I assume is the manager or owner) is here, he’s the best.
I haven’t tried many other AYCE sushi places in the area due to the fact that this place is already my favorite and I’m not willing to try give other places a chance.
Other things that stand out is that there is that parking is a breeze and the décor is nice. The restaurant itself is always really clean. Although the servers may not be all personable or talkative, they do come to check on you from time to time which is crucial for a good dining experience.
This will continue being my go-​to sushi place as long as the service and sushi quality stays consistent. Good job guys.

We’ve come here a couple of times before tonight and it’s been good. We have the all you can eat sushi. But today was a little different, we were greeted by everyone and they say us at the bar. The chefs were very nice and the sushi was so good! The service was great! It was such a good experience and environment. Terry, one of the chefs was attending and even made us sushi on the house! We saw him making a flower out of the end of a cucumber and put it in our dish. It’s was incredible! We will continue to return with more desire to sit at the bar!

Great service I would recommend to get the salmon mango roll it was my favorite from the 4 different rolls this is now my go to sushi place

Great all you can eat selections. Taste was very good. The rolls could be a bit tighten more but I guess the chef is rushing to get all orders out. Loose rolls are difficult to pickup with chopsticks. The orders get served very quickly and nicely presented.

Came in here today for some sushi they have an all you can eat for 20 $ a person which isn’t bad each plate is about 10 $ so its a pretty good deal the only down side is that they have a limited selection for lunch time, they have the good sushi that I happen to like for dinner which was about 25 – 29 $ around that range but other than that it was good customer service and good sushi. I will be coming here more often since its down the street from me anyway oh and also they charge you extra for sushi you didn’t eat or leftover rice which I didn’t like cause we got a side of rice for our one year old she didn’t finish it obviously and we were stuffed but had to eat it anyways lol I know I got my money worth

I used to come here often, but one experience ruined it. No words to explain it, check the photos out for yourself!

I’ve been here for a few times and the sushi is always fresh does not disappoint great selection for lunch and dinner and it’s all you can eat. Great price the alcohol is very affordable too. I recommend coming here when you’re really really hungry so you get your money’s worth. And you also get dessert too at the end.

Good food, but a shame there was only 2 other parties there! The AYCE was a good deal from some in our party of 10, but also nice you can order off the menu for those who can’t do AYCE! Service was fine, rolls were good. Not my favorite Japanese restaurant… That would be New Harima in Cypress, but for all you can eat it was good!

Very good. Fast service, although we did go on a Monday night so it wasn’t very packed.
Recommend the Salmon Mango Roll and the Seared Tuna.
We went into the wrong place the first time, it is right next door to the Korean bbq place «Bell-​Koko»

Great Japanese Restaurant find with reasonable prices and generous portions. The business is located along Bellflower Blvd and underneath a newer apartment complex. Inside is clean and modern. The choice of music could be better (Spanish romantic music? Lol).
I played it safe and ordered the teriyaki chicken, teriyaki beef and California rolls in a 3 entrée dish. Will definitely visit this place again to try other items on the menu.

I’ve came here several times for my AYCE sushi fix.
In all the times I have, the restaurant had like no business so the service was always good. Then again I come after lunch and before dinner rushes.
Comparing it to the two or three AYCE sushi spots I’ve tried, this is one of the best. Price wise it’s similar to all the others.
What I did really enjoy here is the spider roll. I guess they limit you to one per person in the premium dinner rolls, but it was actually very good and soft shell crab! Other spots use shrimp or try to use something else, but I know a spider roll when I see one.
All the rolls I’ve had are typically good. I’d avoid the popcorn lobster one just because it’s kind of bland. Literally an imitation crab meat roll with too many fried little shrimps and unagi sauce.
Dinner is 25, lunch is 20. Despite spending more, I would recommend dinner. They offer more rolls and I definitely thought the premium dinner rolls were worth it.

AYCE sushi?! Yes, PLEASE!
Stopped in for dinner last night around 9p. The server mentioned that if we wanted to order from the all you can eat menu that we would need to order soon because the kitchen closes at 930p. The price is pretty reasonable for AYCE sushi. Dinner is $ 25/​per person. I can’t remember how much it is for lunch though.
The sushi was pretty fresh. We mostly ordered regular sushi such as the salmon, tuna, and my favorite, yellowtail. My boyfriend LOVES mackerel and albacore. Also ordered baked mussels which were ok but I was definitely not a fan of the baked scallop roll. I was sad that they were out of uni but the server gave us 10% off for not having it which made my wallet happy.
Overall a pretty nice experience and good service. Will definitely be back!

Pretty decent sushi in the Bellflower area.
This was a late dinner for me on a Saturday and I wasn’t looking to completely stuff my face so I stopped here for some soup and sushi. To my surprise, it was very filling and was very delicious. The staff was friendly, continuously checking to see if anything was needed while I ate. The prices are great as well. California rolls topped with lobster & scallops and green mussel soup all under $ 20. It’s a winner in my book and I stated earlier, it was delicious!
Best sushi I’ve found to date in this area.
Dinner 12/​13/​2014

SERVICE IS SO SO SO SO SO SO SO FUCKIN’ BAD! But is so good!
The only all you can eat sushi place we know that offers uni! I mean it’s not unlimited but it’s good for one round. For $ 25, AYCE sushi is a great place to try!
Must try: Uni, Heart Attack (fried jalapeño w/​spicy tuna and cream cheese), Salmon sashimi, Popcorn Lobster and other special rolls they offer.
A great all you can eat sushi to check out, they also offer kitchen entrée such as chicken and beef teriyaki. The main problem was that, it was not crowded but their service suck ass! Also, it’s hard to find parking, you’re lucky enough to find parking on the curb. Other than that, great quality of salmon and other meat, besides the imitation crab!