Good Place for Japanese Food? Looking for a good Japanese place to eat in Metro Vancouver area. Japanese-owned is a plus. Any suggestions? |
Sushi Hachi if you like sashimi. imo their rolls are mediocre at best. Tsukiji is ok if you like variety. But it's not Japanese owned. Both are in Richmond and pretty close to each other. |
plz dont recommend ppl to sushi hachi their nigiri is small, chefs recommendation sashimi is a major rip off. Tiny little pieces that i can barely see with my eyes i was hella disappointed with their blue fin tuna Hanako is a better choice |
Fiji Sushi in Coquitlam. Japanese owned. Prices for the food are a tad more pricey than normal. |
^ werd used to work there, pretty damn clean with high standards its too bad they dont have wild salmon |
Fiji Sushi or Fuji Sushi? lol |
Kimura on Rupert & 22nd |
Seto, Ichiro, Maruwa in Richmond - all run by Japanese folks. Fujiya and Izumi-Ya for deli-style take out. |
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Please refer to the best sushi in town thread. It has a rangeful of ideas and suggestions that doesn't just focus on "sushi" despite the title. And fuji sucks balls compared to what it use to be. The quality and effort went downhill after that hardcore japanese head waitress retired. If you want a good jap place in "metro vancouver" check out isami? Aacross from the staples centre by metro. But really, I'd travel a little further for something better. I love Kimura, zipang, guu, hapa, and seto. Posted via RS Mobile |
japanese food is pretty general but ill throw out some suggestions strictly sushi - sushi hachi, aji-sai little bit of everything - ichiro, takeya, seto, kiyo, gyo-o yoshoku-ya - yashoku-ya, hi genki, bonqula izakaya - kingyo, guu, hapa (all except richmond), nanchuu ramen - santouka, kintaro, motomachi shokudo robata- zukkushi |
fuji |
Fuji Sushi sucks. They use farmed Atlantic salmon and also use some cheap, shitty soy sauce that is totally unsuited to sushi. I'm guessing they use that Chinese Kim Lan soy sauce which has a little bit of sugar in it - YUK! I guess most people won't know the difference though... My personal picks would be: Shiro on 15th & Cambie Tokiwa on Oak & 22nd Kingyo on Denman G-Men Ramen Benkei Ramen Yuji's Japanese Tapas for some fusion. |
FUJI is alrit but ya u are correct, i cant really taste the difference between the soy sauce. I know they use some chinese soy sauce...but cant really tell. There really isnt any half decent real authentic japanese sushi joint around coqutialm, south/north bby area lots korean ones but they blow donkey balls |
btw santouka ramen is the SHIT!!!!! best in van forget gman in richmond, benkei, and kintaro |
sushi garden in front of metro is the shit. on the same block as cactus club.. its pretty cheap and the size of the sashimi is HUGE |
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the sashimi trend has taken to a whole new level raw fish steak yo! eat it with ur knife and fork |
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indeed i love hanako spent $150 with my buddy there for 2 order all the more exotic fishes i get confused sometimes if hanako is korean or japanese i mean i seen koreans, but i also seen japanese staffs ughhh |
^the one chef there is korean, but trained in japan. he speaks both fluently |
tat explains |
Ajisai Sushi Bar in Kerrisdale. /thread |
Ninkazu / Tomokazu Japanese Restaurant 4231 Hazelbridge Way, #205 Richmond, BC V6X3L7 |
not really in metro van, but in kits near ubc there is hitoe sushi japanese owned and workers are japanese. small sushi place everything is good and made to order. if you do go there say hi to chef taka ;) |
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