The first to arrive was the Spicy Sashimi Salad. This had diced sashimi and greens with a sweet-chili dressing. While I found the greens to be very fresh in this salad, I didn't think that it was overall that spectacular. But then again, it's really just sashimi salad so unless there was something really extra about it, it was mediocre.
The Salmon Natto arrived with seaweed on the side. It came with diced cucumber and a quail egg yolk. This Salmon Natto was a smaller in size in comparison to others I've had in the past but was more flavourful (not as bland). I remember that there was nothing too special about it either.
The Salmon Hako Sushi from the Teishoku Meal Set was a torched salmon box-sushi. The set arrived on a tray with miso soup, salad, rice, and two side dishes.
I was really impressed with this Salmon Hako Sushi! It was pressed sushi which meant it was "box-shaped" and was really delicious! There was something about it that was so tasty, soft, and done really well. This was the best dish of the night.
Although I didn't initially have a good meal overall, I think that Hashi Izakaya has some really good menu items. After going there, I realized that I should have tried their "Creamy Pork Belly" dish as I heard that one was really good. I don't think I'll return any time soon though because I thought their prices were a little high and there are just so many restaurants in the neighbourhood of Yonge and Finch that I would want to try something else next time.