Sushi Inc.
2/F, Citigroup Tower, 33 Huayuanshiqiao Lu,
Lujiazui
near Fucheng Lu, Metro Line 2 Lujiazui Station
花园石桥路33号2楼
近富城路, 地铁2号线陆家嘴路站
5877-6551
Open 11am-10pm
Price Y300-Y399 per couple
Accepts International Credit Cards
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The sister restaurant to Haiku by Hatsune serves a good selection of creative and tasty Japanese food including sushi rolls as well as sashimi, tempura and noodles. A conveniently situation and decent value lunch sets make it an ideal business lunch choice for those seeking an escape from the daily grind in busy Lujiazui.
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Haiku's NEW outlet in Pudong.
Sushi Inc. - Incorporating Haiku's sushi rolls, House of Flour's cakes & Segafredo's coffee. 'Nuff said.

Haiku Incorporated
Restaurants in office buildings and shopping malls seem to lack a certain je ne sais quoi, and certainly, Sushi Inc. is no exception. It's all very nicely done, a little mezzanine terrace inside the building with comfortable banquettes and a soothing water feature, but still inside an office tower. You just can't get away from it. Service was a little faltering and the arrival of the food was slow, but when it came, we were mostly impressed. We tried a bunch of rolls and, as this is the sister restaurant to Haiku by Hatsune, a place we love, the standard was excellent, although the selection was smaller. The Wasabi Challenge (YY65) almost blew our heads off, but we can't say the waiter didn't warn us, and a crispy Sake-2-me (YY65) was the favorite. A few teething problems--the edamame (YY18) was lacking flavor and a usual favourite, the octopus sashimi (part of a large plate at YY380), was tasteless and rubbery. Disappointed by the lack of choice in wines by the glass and the YY60 price tag, we opted for a bottle of Californian chardonnay, the Smoking Loon, which turned out to be a winner. In general, a bonus for those working in the area and those who don't want to make a jaunt across the river, but we prefer the much more pleasant ambiance at Haiku. --Elyse Singleton