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Jer3 02-08-2009 09:42 AM

anybody been to guu on thurlow during lunch? just wondering how it is since ive only gone during dinner time.

bcrdukes 02-08-2009 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by winson604 (Post 6264702)
It seems like you and I have the same taste for food. I always hit up these 2 places.

How exactly is Lime? I always pass through the area, look inside, but never want to venture inside because I keep on thinking in the back of my mind that it's Japanese fusion. I hate all kinds of fusion food (personal preference) so I've been very hesitant to try the place out.

iwantaskyline 02-21-2009 07:45 PM

MANZO...

A little pricey but they got high end japanese food there. There is pretty much no sushi on the menu but the food is A+.

happytoro 02-21-2009 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Jer3 (Post 6269835)
anybody been to guu on thurlow during lunch? just wondering how it is since ive only gone during dinner time.

It's super packed, last time I went waited a hour but the food is very yum, you should definitely check it out. From what I remember everything was under $10 and very filling.

keifun 02-22-2009 12:22 AM

I went to the Japanese Izakaya place called "Kingyo" at 871 Denman St. couple days ago.

Food was alright, place was very small as all the regular sized tables were full or reserved, so had to sit at the bar.

It took a lot of dishes to fill up me and my two friends, still I prefer Hapa or Guu couple blocks away.

Meowjin 02-22-2009 03:23 AM

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Originally Posted by iwantaskyline (Post 6293593)
MANZO...

A little pricey but they got high end japanese food there. There is pretty much no sushi on the menu but the food is A+.

gross

Senna4ever 02-22-2009 09:54 AM

I find myself going to the two places below a lot.
- Shiro
- Hiroshi's Sushi Creations

Also would recommend:
- Yuji's

TRDood 02-22-2009 10:54 AM

FUCK
yakko sushi has increased their price.. now i gotta find a new cheap and good sushi place.. FUCK

unit 03-08-2009 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Senna4ever (Post 6294228)
I find myself going to the two places below a lot.
- Shiro
- Hiroshi's Sushi Creations

Also would recommend:
- Yuji's

shiro is pretty cheap and good quality.
dinner for one is only $20 and has good variety

jakolantern 03-08-2009 04:33 PM

I second Toshi for sushi. Only bad thing is the wait.

iwantaskyline 03-10-2009 09:41 PM

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Originally Posted by MajinHurricane (Post 6294096)
gross

Whats wrong with Manzo? I thought it was pretty good...on par with goo.

bbbj 03-10-2009 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by iwantaskyline (Post 6323014)
Whats wrong with Manzo? I thought it was pretty good...on par with goo.

Manzo and Guu are at opposite ends of the Izakya spectrum..

mako 03-11-2009 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by iwantaskyline (Post 6323014)
Whats wrong with Manzo? I thought it was pretty good...on par with goo.

yes, it is on par with GOO!

goo3 03-11-2009 08:01 PM

wha?

ap0x- 03-16-2009 09:07 AM

Hi there!

I just tried a Japanese restaurant last friday by the name of "Village Sushi". It's a small Japanese place owned by a husband and wife. Their sushi was awesome as everything had a very "home-made" feel to it. It wasn't like those high class sushi places where everything had a refined feel to it but more of a down-to-earth restaurant. Personally, I love that feeling :D

The restaurant is located on #2 (in Richmond) down all the way past Steveston, basically at the end haha.

Would definitely recommend it. It was not pricey at all either with extremely fresh fish.

Jer3 03-16-2009 11:44 PM

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Originally Posted by ap0x- (Post 6331973)
Hi there!

I just tried a Japanese restaurant last friday by the name of "Village Sushi". It's a small Japanese place owned by a husband and wife. Their sushi was awesome as everything had a very "home-made" feel to it. It wasn't like those high class sushi places where everything had a refined feel to it but more of a down-to-earth restaurant. Personally, I love that feeling :D

The restaurant is located on #2 (in Richmond) down all the way past Steveston, basically at the end haha.

Would definitely recommend it. It was not pricey at all either with extremely fresh fish.

i remember driving down there hoping to try this place out but ran into 2 problems. there was nowhere to park and it was like wednesday, 12pm and it was closed.

StylinRed 03-26-2009 08:07 PM

omg Tojo's isn't on any of your lists?!

http://www.tojos.com/

the place is literally world famous :P

inzomniak 03-26-2009 08:55 PM

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Originally Posted by StylinRed (Post 6350046)
omg Tojo's isn't on any of your lists?!

http://www.tojos.com/

the place is literally world famous :P

World famous for being expensive! hahaha

But it can be good... but just bang-for-the-buck i would go somewhere else

Mugen EvOlutioN 03-27-2009 10:58 PM

holly shit i just browsed thru tojo's menu


their prices are FUCKING outrageous!!!!!!!!!

Peanut Butter Jelly Time! 05-10-2009 09:43 PM

hi genki

their unagi don and miso soup was soo good...

~designer_rice~ 05-18-2009 05:34 PM

I love Japanese food! I still surprised that most people think Japanese food is only sushi!

I love:
Guu Garlic and Guu in Gastown (always a classic)
Ebisu (Deon's the man!)
Hapa Izakaya (good atmosphere and hot waitresses for my guy friends)
Kingyo (nice decor, friendly staff, food pricey)
Gyoza King (casual joint, we go there if there's a long line-up at Guu)
Octopus Garden (authentic Japanese restaurant, excellent food)
Zakkushi (yummy Robata-style food)
Nan Chuu and Manzo in Richmond (karaoke afterwards!)
Kobe Japanese Steakhouse (teppanyaki! entertaining cooking shows! a tourist fave!)
Kintaro (feeling like ramen? mild or rich? lean or fatty?)
Yuji's Japanese Tapas (boyfriend likes this one)
Japadog (ooooohhhh...mouth-watering hotdogs)
Aki on Thurlow (my Japanese students all love this one)
California Sushi (I think that's the name of it: on W.Broadway & Arbutus; all-u-can-drink coke) and Shabusen (when there's a party and we must go all-u-can eat buffets)
StrawberryCones in Aberdeen Mall (the Japanese chain of pizzas)

I want to try the new Barefoot Kitchen on Davie Street. JAPANESE CURRY ON PORK CUTLETS AND SPAGHETTI!

Jer3 05-18-2009 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by ~designer_rice~ (Post 6427890)
I love Japanese food! I still surprised that most people think Japanese food is only sushi!

I love:
Guu Garlic and Guu in Gastown (always a classic)
Ebisu (Deon's the man!)
Hapa Izakaya (good atmosphere and hot waitresses for my guy friends)
Kingyo (nice decor, friendly staff, food pricey)
Gyoza King (casual joint, we go there if there's a long line-up at Guu)
Octopus Garden (authentic Japanese restaurant, excellent food)
Zakkushi (yummy Robata-style food)
Nan Chuu and Manzo in Richmond (karaoke afterwards!)
Kobe Japanese Steakhouse (teppanyaki! entertaining cooking shows! a tourist fave!)
Kintaro (feeling like ramen? mild or rich? lean or fatty?)
Yuji's Japanese Tapas (boyfriend likes this one)
Japadog (ooooohhhh...mouth-watering hotdogs)
Aki on Thurlow (my Japanese students all love this one)
California Sushi (I think that's the name of it: on W.Broadway & Arbutus; all-u-can-drink coke) and Shabusen (when there's a party and we must go all-u-can eat buffets)

I want to try the new Barefoot Kitchen on Davie Street. JAPANESE CURRY ON PORK CUTLETS AND SPAGHETTI!

i love barefoot kitchen. the katsu curry isn't that big nor is it the best but the hamburg steak is awesome. i prefer yoshoku-ya for katsu curry...possibly the best in the lower mainland. however, in relation to barefoot, theres nowhere else in downtown where you can get a nice filling lunch for less than $6 that includes miso soup!

HonestTea 05-18-2009 06:43 PM

^ Wheres that?

cctw 05-18-2009 09:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ap0x- (Post 6331973)
Hi there!

I just tried a Japanese restaurant last friday by the name of "Village Sushi". It's a small Japanese place owned by a husband and wife. Their sushi was awesome as everything had a very "home-made" feel to it. It wasn't like those high class sushi places where everything had a refined feel to it but more of a down-to-earth restaurant. Personally, I love that feeling :D

The restaurant is located on #2 (in Richmond) down all the way past Steveston, basically at the end haha.

Would definitely recommend it. It was not pricey at all either with extremely fresh fish.

imma go drop by that place tomorrow haha

winson604 05-19-2009 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by bcrdukes (Post 6270108)
How exactly is Lime? I always pass through the area, look inside, but never want to venture inside because I keep on thinking in the back of my mind that it's Japanese fusion. I hate all kinds of fusion food (personal preference) so I've been very hesitant to try the place out.

LOL talk about a late reply I totally forgot about this thread. Lime isn't too shabby although the menu isn't the biggest so I tend to not go that often cause I get bored of always ordering the same thing. This is to me the one downfall of this place but none the less I like it a lot. But usually prefer like Kingyo or something just because the menu is so much bigger. Go check out their website and see if anyting interests you. It definitely isn't a fusion place fo sho. I honestly think they have the best beef sashimi in town if your down with that. Place can get pretty packed sometimes cause they have live acts come in. FYI if you sit on the side where the live acts perform you actually have to pay an additional fee I think it's like $10. Sit on the sushi bar side instead.


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