Ohana Hut

Reviews

• Rod F.

  star star star star star_border 29 September 2026

  We heard of this place and wanted to check it out. Kind of a fusion Hawaiian, Sushi and New Mexican cuisine. So, we gave it a try and were very pleased. We had a New Mexico roll as an appetizer, which was delicious. We also shared the 808 Nacho, which was also very delicious. It was a lot of fun and we loved it.
  
  The one challenging thing is that Ohana Hut is inside of Marble Brewery Westside, which wasn't obvious to us. We had to ask someone in the neighborhood where it was, in order to find it. So, I'm letting you know. Now you don't have to go wandering around. :)
  
  Very fun and a place we want to return to!

• Erika V.

  star star star star star 29 September 2026

  Alright, so the family and I was wanting some sushi ,but none of us felt like driving. Thank goodness we were lazy otherwise we would've never come across them since we have a routine place we usually haunt. Ended up finding Ohana Hut through DoorDash AND..
  
  *cue heavenly music*
  
  Ohhhhhh muh goooooodneeessssssss.....
  
  - I'm officially addicted to the Spam Masubi. The crisp corners of the fried spam with the sauces... *drool*. You're missing out if you don't give it a shot.
  
  - Baked Volcano Roll is on point! You get a great crunch from the flakes and the protein mixture with avocado tastes amazing. Consider it a mortal sin to dunk *this* roll in your soy sauce / ginger / wasabi mixture. Just saying.
  
  - Hawaiian Roll has a really "fresh" flavor; the tuna & avocado on top end up mellowing out the spicy tuna quite nicely.
  
  - The Poke Bowl Fish Combo is a sushi addicts dream. LAWD! I destroyed my entire bowl, which is a massive portion of food, as did my husband & son with their own orders.
  
  We're definitely fans and WILL be returning!

• Sarah R.

  star star star star star_border 25 September 2026

  I wasn't too sure how I felt about beer and sushi combo, but I'll have to tell you, it's a winner!
  My favorite menu item was a seaweed salad. Crunchy and sweet- yum. I crave it constantly. Unfortunately it's not on the menu, but you can ask your server about it, and you'll be able to taste the rainbow for yourself. My friend is in awe because by 3 year old son, lives the salad as much as I do and picks all my tuna out :(
  My husband always orders the poki bowl and gets a medium spice. He says the mild is underwhelming and the hot is killer.
  The only reason we don't frequent here more is because it is located in Marble, which is always crazy busy!

• Kathleen C.

  star star star star star_border 16 September 2026

  Some of the best beer and sushi in one place? It's true. My husband and I have a weekly ritual of coming to this place for poke bowls. And we've been huge fans of Chef Raul since his time at Sakura and his creative Mexiasian, Blvd Taco truck. He won't let you down here either, don't be afraid of the ghost pepper, hot Cheetos or sushi nachos- they are all superb!
  
  The only problem, flagging down a sushi server can be a challenge and Marble will cut you off at 3 beers. So, grab a seat, peruse both food and drink menu and let your Marble server know you want a double white and some sushi. Then let the good times "roll".

• Howie K.

  star star star star star 8 September 2026

  Five star sushi, for Albuquerque. By no means do I intend to rip, jab or even discount the job that Chef Raul is putting forth at Ohana Hut. It's four-star sushi decked out with presentations so meticulous and enlightened, you'll feel terrible clamping your chopsticks on the first bite, everything is just that pretty. I've yet to come across rolls this bright anywhere else (in Albuquerque). It's downright shocking to find this stuff coming out of a kitchen the size of a broom closet in a tap room, and when you experience this food the right way, with a couple of inspired pints from Marble, it confirms a statement I've been begging local brewers to test for years: Asian food, particularly pho/ramen/sushi/banh mi, is the perfect pair for aggressive beer.
  
  Keep in mind that Ohana Hut also scratches in some Hawaiian influences, so you can get your poké, spam and char siu pork fix, too. This is sushi that A) is a godsend on the west side B) is absolutely affordable C) wouldn't be an incredible find in larger cities, particularly those on coasts and D) should be the top find on Yelp when you're cruising the high desert ocean that is Rio Rancho and you get yourself a cravin' for a solid roll and pickled ginger burps. It's a huge win for Chef Raul, who somehow transitioned from food truck eats like nachos and tacos to elegant, nuanced seafood. Oh, and the ghost pepper roll? It isn't for the timid.