Where are the best sushi places in Greater Vancouver these days?? So I'm coming back to town soon, and was wondering where the best value sushi places are; my favorite when I was last in town was Ebisu. Please name your top 3! |
sushi garden across from metrotown cheap and good |
Toshi is cheap but huge lineups and only open at night, not worth the wait, but if you rather save $$$, their house roll and box sushi are pretty good, a couple of decent ones actually |
Sushi California for my money. Then again, it's the best one that is close to me in Surrey. |
This thread will be full of fail. |
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The only sushi joint worth going to in Surrey is Hanako. Pure gourmet expensive shit. But good pure gourmet expensive shit. It's like a smaller less commercial version of Ebisu. |
^Wait..when was Ebisu gourmet? |
fuji sushi on north road, in burquitlam plaza area |
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But I was just comparing the prices and quality--both expensive but good as fuck. |
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fuji is pretty good.. i would have to say... Toshi- worth the line up Sushi Town- East Hastings (close to SFU) Sushi House- Richmond (where the old boom used to be..) |
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Has anyone tried Nagano Sushi in Newport Village? |
octopus garden? shiro's? |
Miko Sushi on robson near hon's isn't bad either |
ebisu has crappy sushi compared to Hanako. ebisu reminds me of sushi garden quality. Hanako Good and not expensive. Sushi town Very Bad Sushi Garden Very Bad Toshi Average Octopus Garden Good Sushi Hachi Good Most of the above are not too$$ but don't expect acye prices. The difference in quality is night and day. I really don't understand how people (a lot of people including my retarded friends) can eat at Sushi garden and think it is good. Their rolls, sushi and sashimi portions are ridiculous. |
I don't mind Maruwa in Richmond at the Ironwood Plaza. |
hard to find GOOD sushi joints nowadays (that isnt that izakaya stuff..) i'd say octopus garden sai Z on west broadway is OK is EN still around? it used to be on granville and moved to west 10th, haven't been in a long time not sure if it's still there.. |
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its kind of tough to say since the OP said best value and usually best value is average quality with below average price. in my opinion, the best of the best goes to sushi hachi. you haven't had saba until you've had the saba at sushi hachi. the uni and aji served there is top notch as well. i just warn people not to order the ootoro there since it was disappointing and not worth the $8 i spent lol. terms of best value, id say sakura sushi on no 3 road near staples. small place but serves up fresh sashimi/nigiri at a great price despite being a tiny store. |
How are the prices for fuji sushi? |
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I've always been a satisfied customer of theirs so I personally have no complaints otherwise. |
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