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    Capilano Sushi

    3.6 (50 reviews)
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    Classy
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    A new roll I haven't seen on the menu before, basically an Aburi style box sushi w/crunchy tempura bits. Really good!
    Brenda S.

    Really friendly service and the food is always great! They've got a nice variety of combos and their prices are very reasonable.

    Menu for combo special
    Melanie E.

    Glad to see that my favourite sushi place on the Shore has opened up again. Every time I came here it was for their lunch combo special of $9.50 where you have a choice of almost 30 mix and match items such as agedashi tofu, veggie teriyaki, shrimp tempura roll, and gyoza. The mix and match combo also includes a bowl of miso soup. Without a doubt, it'll satisfy all types of palates. The combo offer is good until 5 pm. Service was prompt and friendly. There's free parking available and is just a few doors down from Save On Foods shopping plaza off Marine Drive and Pemberton Ave. Dining hours are 11:30 am - 8 pm from Monday to Thursday & on Saturdays; 11:30 am to 9 pm on Fridays; 4 pm to 8 pm on Sundays. It's my go-to sushi place whenever I am on the Shore. You'll get good value and service here!

    Spicy salmon sashimi
    Natasha P.

    I decided to venture across the street from my regular go-to, Sushi Town, to be disappointed. I ordered the spicy salmon sashimi and the negitoro roll to-go which I ended up eating right away. It took them over an hour to make my order, and the sashimi was served warm. The spicy sauce for the sashimi was spicy mayo, which didn't taste very good with the sashimi. Thankfully the negitoro was a bit better than the sashimi but only decent. I unfortunately don't think I'll be returning.

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    Glen M.

    Hmmm! This place needs to step it up. I'll keep it short - food was fine, service was terrible.

    Tempura from udon.
    Albert H.

    Used to come here back when I was much younger. Decided to come back today because I was coming around the corner here with my mom and man did it become bland.... :( This place looks okay and the food was definitely alright but you can definitely do MUCH better for the same price, if not, for better value. The one bone I have to pick with these guys is that they kept getting my mom's udon order wrong. My mom ordered the tempura udon. First it was the wrong order, they got her the chicken instead. When they fixed her order, all they did was that they took the chicken out (she still ended up finding a left over piece of chicken in her udon) and gave her the tempura. Sadly at that point, the udon soup was nearly cold or slightly hotter room temperature. I'm sorry but if you screwed up like this that often in a single sitting, stop trying to fix the problem by horribly scooping up the item (and ended up screwing that up too), and just cook them a NEW batch. I mean, they're not really gonna lose THAT much money by doing it this way anyways. While I don't mind coming back here later on but it'll have to be for a special reason. Trust me, you're better off going to sushi town beside the McDonald's across the street.

    Major rip off. $11 spicy salmon sashimi.
    Barb C.

    Major rip off! 11$ spicy salmon sashimi. There is hardly any salmon. Will never come back.

    Matt M.

    Le GF and I went here on our first date years ago. Since then it's changed ownership at least once, but the food has gotten better in that time. I really like sitting at the counter to chat with head chef John who is super friendly, and a die-hard Canucks fan, so this is usually where I'll go to watch games during the season.

    Dad and the boys Will and Charlie at the Sushi Bar !
    JJ L.

    On special occasions our entire office orders in from Cap Sushi. Sushi Party! You can find Joe, the proprietor behind the counter. Food is fresh and service is friendly. When it's just the boys , I take my 3 and 5 year old in for a Saturday or Sunday lunch and sit at the Sushi Bar. Love this place and the boys LOVE the Hotdog Sushi Roll!!!

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    I had seafood fried rice and salmon with a lot of sushi. The meals were really great. Give them a try if yore ever in north Vancouver.

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    11 years ago

    Try their spring special mango crab salad, especially crab meat lovers!

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    4.0
    (74 reviews)
    1.6 km
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    What can I possibly say that can give this place justifiably a higher score than 1?…read more Hmmmm.....let's see... I'm sorry, I can't. Here it goes..... Let's get the worst out of the way. The Miso Soup not only had a terrible smell but an odd unnatural aftertaste. Gross! Comes to mind. Salmon Avocado: Proportionality of ingredient ratios was completely off and amateur. ( See pic.) The sticky rice was also overcooked. Yes, you can overcook sticky rice. Dynamite Roll: I don't know what to say....it didn't look or taste like a Dynamite Roll. Tasteless, stingy and proper Dynamite Roll ingredients missing ( see pic.) Avocado Roll: Well....it was avocado rolled in overcooked rice. Moving on.... They got the most basic Sushi menu items wrong. So truly even the 1 Star is for the polite lady that took my order over the phone. She was nice and professional. And I could understand what she was saying. So, that's good.

    Tried out Hamaei Japanese Restaurant for dinner. Seems to be all Japanese staff. They have an…read moreomakase for two ($100/person) but reservations are required. It's located in Westview Shopping Mall. - Deluxe sushi ($34.00) - 9 pieces of nigiri, 1/2 tuna and 1/2 salmon roll. Good quality but on the small side. Best pieces were the bluefin red, hotate and amaebi. Nice touch frying the shrimp head - Chopped scallop ($7.50) - standard - Bluefin negitoro ($9.75) - good quality - Umejiso ($4.95) - nice tartness - Tamago ($4.95) - decent - Double dragon roll ($17.95 for 8) - Salmon oshi ($18.00 for 6) - solid, touch of heat Fish was fresh but portions are on the smaller end.

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    Hamaei Japanese Restaurant
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    Okeya Kyujiro

    4.8
    (42 reviews)
    5.5 km

    I made a reservation at Okeya Kyujiro for my partner's 40th birthday, and he had the best time…read more Honestly, it was one of the most memorable omakase experiences I've had in Vancouver. Okeya Kyujiro is a Michelin one-star theatrical omakase restaurant, and when they say theatrical, they mean it! From the moment you're welcomed by smiling ushers in kimono to the closing tea ceremony, every movement feels intentional, precise, and elevated. The ambiance is serene and anticipatory. At the start, guests sit in silence as a black screen conceals the chefs. You see their shadows moving behind it. A bell rings, the screen lifts, and the performance begins. Dinner is a 25+ course experience priced at $325 per person. It's undeniably a splurge, but for a milestone celebration, it feels justified. The menu is seafood-forward, with many ingredients flown in from Japan. Each ingredient is presented before preparation, then carefully assembled and served directly from chef to guest. Courses arrive one by one, never rushed. The service team moves seamlessly in the background, refilling water and attending to drinks (available as an add-on) without disrupting the flow. The finale is a matcha ceremony, whisked in front of you with the same quiet precision that defines the evening. When the final sip is taken, the bell chimes once more, the chefs and staff bow, and the screens close. It was a beautifully choreographed dining experience, perfect for marking a special moment, and one I'd gladly return to for the next celebration.

    We visit this Michelin 1 star restaurant for their 15-course omakase lunch set at $180 per person…read more We were greeted at the store front and seated for our 12:15pm booking. Total 10 guests today. Looks like 4 more guests can be served for the maximum seating. The server came by when the course is served to explain each item. The appetizers have three dishes. The tempura is freshly made and hot. The cooked fish tastes a bit fishy to my likely. The chawanmushi is lukewarm which I wish to be hotter. It then follows by 8 nigiri sushi with brown rice - really like the texture and (small) portion of rice with each nigiri. Fresh ingredients. I asked for low sodium option however the first few nigiri is a bit too salty and I have notified the server so the chef can adjust immediately. I enjoy the Hokkaido uni nigiri the last smoked fish nigiri the most. The fresh crab and salmon roe rice and beef soba noodles at the end have a nice touch of finesse. There are a number of birthday celebrations and they asked for names to acknowledge and celebrate the birthdays. A little musical piano "performance" for the happy birthday song. Matcha green tea is served at the end to wrap up the omakase. Overall an enjoyable experience but not necessarily impressive as a Michelin 1 star restaurant. At this price point it's worth a try however not likely regular visit.

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    Inside the waiting area before being taken to your seat.
    Inside the waiting area before being taken to your seat.
    Lychee jelly w/ brown sugar syrup, ginger icecream monaka, crown melon + japanese orange
    Lychee jelly w/ brown sugar syrup, ginger icecream monaka, crown melon + japanese orange
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    Kingyo

    Kingyo

    4.4
    (1.3k reviews)
    4.3 km
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    This was my first time at this Japanese restaurant, and the atmosphere and food were fantastic! The…read moreprices were reasonable, and the service was incredibly warm and friendly. I highly recommend it! I'll definitely come back next time and bring my friends to try other dishes on the menu.

    I was in Vancouver for the day and had heard so many great things about this place, so I came in…read morewith pretty high expectations. We arrived around 2 PM for our reservation and were greeted warmly right away, which made for a great first impression. The restaurant itself is beautiful. The bamboo divider running through the middle of the space gave it a cozy, modern Japanese-inspired feel, and the overall atmosphere was probably my favorite part of the experience. As for the food, unfortunately it didn't quite live up to the hype for me. I ordered the seafood sizzler bowl, and while it wasn't bad by any means, it felt underwhelming for the price. The bowl was mostly rice, with a few small prawns, tiny scallops, a little roe, and some crab mixed in. I was expecting something more seafood-forward, so it ended up feeling more like a deconstructed fried rice than the premium dish I had envisioned. Same with the unagi bowl, couple small pieces of unagi cut up... The appetizers were actually the highlight of the meal and ended up being more memorable than my main course. I kept waiting for a dish to really wow me, but nothing stood out enough to make me crave a return visit. Maybe I just ordered the wrong items, because I know this place has plenty of fans. Overall, I'm glad I tried it, but based on this visit, I don't see myself making a special trip back.

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    Bamboo divider along community table
    Bamboo divider along community table
    Beef tongue
    Beef tongue
    Anniversary menu course #2 - omakase 3 kinds appetizers

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    Anniversary menu course #2 - omakase 3 kinds appetizers
    Saku

    Saku

    4.5
    (525 reviews)
    4.3 km
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    First time at this Japanese restaurant, and it was really great!…read more Signature Japanese Fried Pork Cutlet Rosu Katsu $27 This time I was smarter and ordered the cut with a good balance of fat and lean meat. The moment I bit into it, it was bursting with juice! The meat was incredibly thick but not dry at all, and the outer skin was crispy like snowflakes. The first bite was amazing; I've never had such a delicious pork cutlet in Shanghai. Curry Pork Cutlet Rosu Curry $29.5 My friend ordered the curry pork cutlet today, and it was surprisingly excellent! The curry flavor was incredibly rich and full-bodied. Wrapped in the crispy pork cutlet and eaten with rice, it was pure carb bliss! Freshly Ground Sesame Powder I have to praise their freshly ground sesame powder; the aroma of the sesame seeds you grinded yourself was a real highlight. * With lemon salt: Refreshing and original, a perfect way to cut through the richness! * With barbecue sauce: Mixed with sesame powder, the flavors develop layer by layer. With two flavors to choose from, it's really hard to stop! I'll definitely come back to try it again next time.

    A must visit if you are a katsu fan! I ordered the Ebi and Hotate Katsu Curry. The katsu was…read moredeliciously crispy on the outside, but juicy on the inside. The portion was massive - it came with 3 huge prawns and 2 juicy scallops. I barely made a dent in my food and went home with a very full box of leftovers. Saku generously provides unlimited refills on their miso soup and cabbage salad. The cabbage salad with homemade sesame dressing was especially addicting! I could eat it for days. Service was attentive and the restaurant decor was sleek and modern. I will absolutely be back next time I'm in Vancouver!

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    Inside
    Zenbu set with refillable soup, rice and salad
    Zenbu set with refillable soup, rice and salad
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    Momiji Japanese Cuisine

    Momiji Japanese Cuisine

    4.2
    (54 reviews)
    10.1 km
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    The food was good, the waiter Haruto, was terrible. I asked for the food to come in order, that…read moredidn't happened. No follow up from him as to how things were going.. We had to ask another waitress for tea refills. Look,I gave him the least I could, but I don't think he could have cared less. He may have communication problems, I don't know. He didn't even say thank you as we left! There are lots of sushi places around who offer great food service and appreciate their customers. If you want return customers, treat them right. I'll think twice next time.

    I have fond memories of coming here for hearty dinners after figure skating practices. Since I…read morestopped competitive skating senior year of high school, I'm not in North Van very often anymore. Last weekend, I happened to be in the area with my parents, so we went here for lunch. I was overjoyed that the friendly service and high quality food was as good as I remembered from years ago. Adding to the joyful mood were all the festive touches. The restaurant was decked out with a Christmas tree, garlands, etc., and the staff -- including those I spotted through the kitchen window -- were wearing cute, Christmas-y headbands. Being here just felt really familiar and cozy. Momiji has some great, affordable combos and standalone dishes. There's also plenty of nice things to splurge on. I was in the latter mood, so ordered a piece each of the uni and tobiko izura (fish roe and quail's egg) nigiri, as well as a spider roll (soft shell crab tempura with crab meat, avocado, and cucumber). The uni was really plump; the creaminess and brininess mixed with the rice and nori made for the perfect bite. I enjoyed the tobiko izura too, even though it was a lot messier to eat. That piece was topped with so much tobiko! The egg yolk added richness, making the nigiri even more palatable. From a presentation standpoint, this one is absolutely stunning. Spider rolls have been hit and miss for me, but Momiji's is always a hit. The tempura is so light and crispy, and the pieces aren't tiny either! They do a good job balancing the ratios of the other fillings too. And the teriyaki sauce brushed on top is just the right amount -- not so thick that it overwhelms your palate, nor too faint that you wonder what the point of that component is. The sweet, umami-forward notes of the teriyaki elevate every other ingredient in this roll. Perfection! Note to self: I'll be back, and soon. Thank you Momiji!

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    Spider roll
    Spider roll
    Momiji Japanese Cuisine
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