Hei Tiki & Sushi Bar

Broadway is part of Astoria’s everyday map: beneath the elevated subway, local businesses share the street with residential buildings and restaurants from many traditions. New York City Small Business Services describes Astoria as a district of commercial corridors and residential blocks, served by subway lines, buses and ferry; it is not a single-purpose tourist quarter. Hei Tiki, at 34-20 Broadway, uses that through-street setting for a dinner that can continue with cocktails, but it is best understood as a themed restaurant-bar rather than a quick sushi counter.

The business combines sushi and Japanese cooking with an explicit tiki identity: the menu brings together nigiri, sashimi, rolls, ramen, small plates and tropical-inspired drinks. Its website supports table reservations and online orders and provides information for catering and private celebrations. Customer comments mention fresh sushi, the presentation of drinks and the striking décor; some people come primarily for the bar and see the food as part of a social night, so it suits a group seeking atmosphere as well as raw fish.

Google comments tied to this address praise friendly service, new dishes and the option of sitting at a small counter to watch sushi being prepared. Another perspective appears as well: some customers see cocktails and ambience as the main draw, with food in a supporting role. That distinction does not negate the menu; it helps set expectations. Lunch and happy-hour offers published by the restaurant may lower the bill, but we do not treat them as a guarantee and recommend checking the official site on the day.

The restaurant is on Broadway, near N/W subway stations; check the official MTA app for construction or service changes. The business posts hours until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, reservations, a phone number and catering details. We found no restaurant-owned parking or parking policy, so the subway is the simplest option if the plan includes drinks. For a meal built around tiki cocktails, atmosphere and creative sushi, Hei Tiki differs from Pink Nori, whose broader menu puts more emphasis on Japanese dishes and sushi pizza.