Sushi Hana Club
Sushi Hana Club is a customer mobile app Mirastart built for Sushi Hana, a restaurant, and shipped to the App Store in 2026: QR table sessions, ordering, rewards, account access and live order updates in one product, built from product strategy through launch and running on iOS and Android.
- Client
- Sushi Hana
- Type
- Mobile application
- Year
- 2026
Guests scan a code at the table, the menu opens, the order goes in from the phone, and the reward balance sits beside it. Mirastart handled product strategy, mobile design, engineering and launch, and every capability described on this page ships in the version guests download today.
What problem does Sushi Hana Club solve?
The experience needed to support the realities of a working restaurant: secure account access, table-aware ordering, live status updates, and clear privacy controls, without making the guest journey feel technical. A restaurant floor is a hostile environment for software: sessions start by scanning a code at a table, guests expect the menu before the server returns, and account privacy rules still apply.
How Sushi Hana Club works
The product brings account management, QR-based table sessions, ordering, loyalty history, notifications, and support into one focused mobile experience. Location verification and table codes help route sessions correctly, while Supabase and Firebase support authentication, live data, and messaging. Loyalty history and rewards live beside ordering instead of in a separate punch-card app, and push notifications carry live order status.
What we built
QR table sessions
A scan at the table opens a table-aware session, so the menu is on the guest's phone before the server returns and every order routes to the right table. Location verification and the table code do that routing, which keeps one table's order off another table's ticket.
Ordering with live status
Orders go in from the phone during the table session, and push notifications carry live order status back without the guest asking anyone. Status arrives on the device that placed the order, so a guest can see where a course is without catching a server's attention.
Rewards beside ordering
Loyalty history and rewards sit next to ordering instead of in a separate punch-card app, so the reward is visible at the moment of the next order rather than remembered later. Order history and reward balance read from the same account the guest signed into.
Accounts and privacy
Account access is secured, and privacy controls are stated plainly rather than buried, with a published privacy policy behind the app. A restaurant floor is a hostile environment for software, and Sushi Hana Club absorbs that complexity without putting any of it in front of the guest.
The stack
Supabase and Firebase sit behind authentication, live data and messaging, and one codebase ships to both iOS and Android. Choosing a shared codebase keeps the two stores in step, so a change to ordering or rewards reaches every guest in the same release.
Where Sushi Hana Club landed
Sushi Hana Club shipped to the App Store in 2026 under the restaurant's own name, and according to that public listing it is downloadable today. The listing is the source anyone can check, which is the portfolio claim on this page: a shipped, working product rather than a mockup.
Core capabilities
- iOS and Android
- QR table sessions
- Real-time order updates
- Rewards and order history
- Push notifications
- Secure account controls
- Product strategy
- Mobile UX/UI
- Application development
- Backend systems
- Launch support