Prices went up and quality decreased. Food was better the first time I ate here. I have lived in…read moreJapan and appreciate authentic Japanese food. This was not it. The katsuo tataki had no katsuo on it. They serve the bakudan with nori when it's a slimy gooey mess and should be served with rice. The katsu had a thick crust on it and it was a small portion. The large bowl of curry with karaage had more rice than curry and only 3 pieces of chicken. Left still feeling hungry. Service was ok. Had to flag down our waitress multiple times.

The spicy chicken karaage is good, but not spicy enough in my opinion. The scallops were alright in…read moremy opinion. The hamachi is really good and all the sushi is very fresh. I got the curry tonkatsu as an entree and the katsu itself was good, but the curry lacked seasoning. It needed more curry flavor. There was also a lot of rice and the rice diluted the flavor of the curry even more. Drinks here are good, we got a sake margarita jug to share and it was very good.

The food was good and the rice was a very high quality. Also we sat at the table that we had to…read moretake off our shoes so don't wear very weird socks there lol. Also the server was very nice.

Just three words "off the hook"! Literally and figuratively! I hate to say it cause they don't take…read moreres and it fills fast (good reviews don't help me) but hands down best in Whistler! But note to mgmt, implement a friggin res system! Fair is fair! If you're smart enough to book weeks in advance then you should be able to! Enough with the silly walk in crap!

The tonkatsu ramen here was really good. My favorite part is that they allow you to add beef…read moreinstead of chicken or pork. I've never seen that before at any ramen place, but I've always wished I could add it since pork and chicken seems so limited. The broth is very flavorful, especially if you get the spice added which is an absolute must. We came here because we stayed in Creekside to go skiing. So if you stay in the area I highly recommend walking over here!

Came here after a long day of skiing in Whistler…read more This place is busy so be prepared to wait or get take out! We managed to get a table after 30 mins. I got the ramen but I thought it was okay. The broth wasn't rich and a bit too salty. The tofu was over salted as well. Their fried chicken is quite good and I'd recommend trying! Place isn't super but the staff are all super welcoming!

Solid. 4/5. Great budget sushi place run by Koreans . I would go here over sushi village having…read moretried both as their sushi rice is so much better ! Very flavorful! My top choices are the spicy scallop roll Tuna roll Ebi and tai nigiri ! I'd skip the negitoro roll and unagi nigiri ...as I found it the roll too onionyyy and unagi was a little fishy and sad tasting .

This is a great spot for fast, inexpensive, on the go food is a bit odd, but it is centrally…read morelocated. It is inside of an information center and had it not been for Yelp, I would not have known it was there. With that, they are not open that late. It is a stall so there is no seating and you have to stand to wait for your food. All that said, the menu had great Asian options at a cheap price. The portions were decent sized and the food tasted good. I had the spicy pork bowl and the spicy tuna bowl. The rice bowl was Korean flavored and was a good filling meal with a good amount of meat. The spcy tuna roll was not what I expected as it was tuna steak, with spicy sauce in it, as opposed to the premixed spicy tuna mixture inside of rice. It wasn't the best, but still did the job. I waited about 10 minutes to get my food and I was on my way to go, as the name of the place suggests :)

This is my second time coming through Squamish in the past 3 years and I remember seeing this place…read moreas we were passing by. Finally stopped in the area for lunch this year and we all agreed to try this restaurant. Oh my god, although we were skeptical, they did not disappoint! The moment we walked in, we knew it was going to be authentic because the staff were Japanese. My partner ordered the Paitan Shio Ramen which was delicious, flavourful and a very generous portion size. The soup base was on point and not too salty. I ordered the Tuna Avocado Roll and Negitoro Cone, and both were very fresh and delightful to eat. Loved the environment in this place even though it's small. Loved the wood vibes and the washroom sign! Would highly recommend trying this place if you're headed to or driving through Squamish!

Standard fare and prompt service! Always a solid choice. I…read moreliked being in the heated patio while it was cold out.

Incredible!!! Such a delicious gem in the village. So thankful we found this place that is almost…read morecompletely vegan, delicious and affordable! During our trip had the TLT (tempeh lettuce and tomato) sandwich twice. It was wonderful- the focaccia bread the size and the vegan mayo sauce. My sister had that and a vegan egg sandwich with added tempeh. Both really good. No seating inside but nice tables outside w umbrellas and Adirondack chairs as well. Friendly service too. Highly recommend!

Yum! Thankful for this spot as the majority of the food is vegan. My sister is 100% vegan, and I…read morelove vegan food so this was a really nice option to have in the village. The food we tried was delish. A TLT sandwich - focaccia, smoky tempeh, tomato, lettuce, and vegan mayo. We came back the next day for breakfast and had the vegan egg sandwich and added tempeh. Prices were great too. Will definitely be back if I find myself in the village again.

Best vegan options on Blackcomb!…read more The Thai curry bowl is awesome. You can get a base of rice or kale (the noodles have egg), tofu for protein, and then the yellow curry sauce. They pile on veggies for everyone! There's also a Mexican bowl that you can get tofu on -- have to ask for no cheese to make it vegan but the vegetarian in our group also likes it. It is a bit crowded (they would do well with more seating), but as a skiier you just gotta know to either eat late or early. Not a problem to find a seat at 11:30am, but it's wildly busy at 12:30pm. If you're waiting for a table and spot people leaving, make sure to ask them if they're leaving and sort of stake your claim on the spot, but don't pressure them into rushing -- it's the nice thing to do!

A bit crowded but crew are constantly cleaning up x poutine w extra chicken tenders was a good hit…read moreof salt & yum for energy. Glad they had gator side lyte w less sugar. They have juiced but super sweet nice selection beers etc.

Great place to stop and get sushi if you are in the Squamish area…read more Wouldn't say this is my go to spot however, if I am driving up to Whistler and I am craving some sushi this is the place to go. I would recommend ordering ahead of time through their app which is super easy to use! The other day my friends and I ordered the teriyaki chicken and spicy veggie tempura donburis to go. Honestly I would say that the portions were fairly big and the 2 bowls were more than enough to feed the three of us!

Samurai Sushi is my go to spot for a quick meal in Squamish. The food gets made quickly, it's on…read morethe more affordable side of sushi/ramen options in Squamish, and it's delicious. For my most recent visit, I got the karaage ramen and loved it. The broth had a rich taste and there were plenty of pieces of chicken karaage in my bowl. While the restaurant doesn't have a lot of seating, there tends to be enough so you could find a spot if you're on your own or with one other person.