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    Kojima Sushi

    3.6 (80 reviews)
    InexpensiveSushi Bars
    Open 12:00 pm - 9:30 PM

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Tuna crunch roll
    Becky M.

    This sushi spot serves up some good variety of sushi rolls, has bento boxes, sashimi and other options, but it's food is average in comparison with all the other sushi restaurants out there. I ordered the crunchy tuna roll, which includes 8 fair-sized pieces, as well as the yam roll, which was a good size. Although, it was filling and tasted good, I thought around $15 was a bit steep for what I got. The sushi could be fresher. I was grateful that they came to refill our tea once. They are lacking in service. The server wasn't able to answer my questions about the food right away and wasn't very hospitable, which I believe is a required aspect in the service industry. I suggest if they want better tips (as indicated on their payment machine), they need to improve their service. Overall, it's a good enough place to get fair quality sushi.

    Bento Box F (Sashimi Box)
    Kenji K.

    Kojima Sushi was recommended by one of my friends, so we came here after watching Tenet. We had to wait just a bit before being seated, but it was quite comfortable inside. The tables are separated from each other and the service is responsive and considerate (in reciprocation). They were quite busy during dinner (as they have a lot of take-out orders), which is possibly why our bento box meals took a very long time to arrive (perhaps fifteen minutes), whereas my friend's maki and special rolls were quite prompt. I was not disappointed with the crispy chicken teriyaki skin, thick pieces of tuna and salmon sashimi, and tempting tempura. They are quite generous with the rice, although it is a bit dry for my taste. The California rolls are also tasty morsels despite not being my favourite maki. I'll have to dock them a star for the wait times and the location is somewhat remote, but it's a decent restaurant and I have no major complaints--four out of five.

    Front of restaurant~
    Edward L.

    Food on the Drive is quite abundant. Right down to the 2 sushi joints literally across the street from each other. Parking is available on the side streets, as well as in the metered spots out front. The layout is designed to maximize the seating, at the expense of the waiting area. Everyone piles into the narrow "corridor" behind the front door. There is also only 1 set of doors, so the place freezes whenever someone enters or leaves. There is a sushi special, which is 3 items and a miso soup for $6.25. Most standard rolls are there, as well as cones (there is no nigiri for this one). Not a bad deal, as the pieces are decent sized but not huge. You'll be mostly satisfied, but don't expect to be stuffed. BC roll - uses cooked salmon as opposed to skin. Not bad. Chopped scallop roll - nice minced pieces. No fishy smell. Dynamite roll - light on the batter (for the shrimp). Again, decent tasting. I also ordered a seared tuna. Oh this is good. Nice juicy pieces, with no batter. Special mention here. Guess the portion could be just a *bit* bigger, but this can be said for lot of dishes out there. Overall I was quite happy, and will definitely be back. Recommended.

    Menu
    Brenda K.

    I went here for a cheap sushi fix on the drive. $7.45 sushi special was major reason that got me wanting to go. What an unbeatable deal! I got BC rolls along with tuna and salmon maki (miso soup included). Service was fast. Food was good and filling. Very satisfying for the price. I've tried bento box previously it tasted alright. Wifi is available under #Telus.

    Karen T.

    Came here around 3pm Monday Oct 10/16 initially mistaked this location for the other "K" named sushi place on the east side of commercial (we were aiming for the greek place on the west side of the street but its closed today - Thanksgiving day). My boyfriend chose the bento box with chicken teriyaki and I the three item special with miso soup for $7.40. We shared a spinach gomae and a order od seares tuna (was the first food either of us had eaten today). Spinach gomae looked less than picturesque but as with all today, everything was wonderful and larger quantized. I would totally return.

    L. James V.

    For what it is, Kojima nails in. And then wraps it in rice and seaweed and served it to you fast and tasty for like $6.25. First of all, yes they have a crazy sushi deal. But venturing outside of their (comparatively good) special selections, you find things like the mango and avocado roll, or spicy pumpkin cream cheese roll, which are also cheap and awesome In fact, most things I've had here are cheap and awesome. And that's why I keep coming back.

    Erotic roll
    Steven L.

    I found myself on the Drive one Friday evening needing a quick pre-dinner snack. Kishimoto had a massive line so I headed north until something piqued my interest - or until I couldn't ignore my stomach grumblings anymore. Kojima looked to be almost full so I went in. I was also drawn in by the sign advertising $7 special for three different rolls or cones of your choice with a miso soup. Wallet-friendly? Check. Once inside, I perused the menu which had some decent options. As with many sushi joints, there's a big section dedicated to "specialty" rolls - you know, those giant rolls that have a weird combination of anything and everything in and on them. I decided to go with an erotic roll and a sunomono. The roll was basically a california roll with yam tempura inside, and salmon and avocado ontop. There wasn't anything sexy about it. I wasn't really blown away by the freshness but I did enjoy the yam tempura inside. My dining companions ended up with the chicken and beef bento boxes. These were pretty average in taste and size but for $10, you can't really complain. The restaurant itself is relatively bigger given the surrounding shops. There's seating for 30-40 people and adequately decorated. Service was friendly but a little slow as expected on a busy Friday evening. Kojima is a good place if you're looking for a quick cheap meal. Nothing really stood out to me and given the other choices along the Drive, I probably won't be back.

    Salmon, tobiko, and toro nigiri ($1.50-1.75/ea).
    Jennifer J.

    We were hanging out a nearby brewery and had a craving for some good Vancouver sushi, so we headed to The Drive to see what we could find. We ended up here at Kojima and were drawn in by their special ($6.95 for three rolls, including miso soup). We were quickly seated by a very friendly server, and after we decided what we wanted (we ordered two of the combos, plus a few extra pieces of nigiri) the food arrived quickly. The miso soup was hot and delicious, and the rolls were interesting and flavorful. The nigiri was very fresh. I have no complaints about this place, and would definitely go back again if we are in the area. While it was not the most exceptional sushi experience I've ever had, I thought it was good food for a great value.

    negitoro maki, spicy shrimp roll, bc roll
    Priscilla Y.

    Good choice for really cheap sushi on the drive especially with the $6.25 deal where you can pick from a list of rolls. I ordered to-go and got a BC roll, spicy shrimp roll and negitoro maki. Seafood has a bit of a fishy taste, the rice is quite mushy and it is nothing impressive but a good price. Also got the spicy salmon sashimi and it was a small portion and did not have that korean-style flavour.

    Gabriella F.

    Smiling and swift service, decent deals and food. Free tea! They brought it as soon as I sat down . Seems like the people there like their jobs, so that made me happy. I got the super all day special or something. $11.95 and I got an extra maki roll. So, 2 negitoro rolls, ebi sunomono, pork gyoza(5pc), and miso for a little over $15.

    $7.45 slection of 3 items with miso soup. Chopped scallop cone, dynamite, california roll

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    Miku

    Miku

    4.4(2.6k reviews)
    3.8 kmDowntown
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    I've been to Miku several times, and today I finally decided to write a proper review. First, I…read morewant to praise the service. Every time I come, I can feel the professionalism and attentiveness of the staff. From seating to ordering, and then to the care during the meal, everything is done with great finesse, making me feel comfortable and at ease. The unique politeness and meticulousness of Japanese service are naturally reflected here. The food is also a reason I want to come back. Whether it's the freshness of the ingredients, the presentation, or the taste, you can feel the attention to detail. Japanese cuisine emphasizes the quality of the ingredients themselves, and Miku presents this refinement beautifully. Every dish is pleasing to the eye and has a layered flavor. I also love the ambiance. The overall design is simple, elegant, and has a very comfortable Japanese aesthetic. The lighting, seating, and spatial layout all create a relaxing atmosphere without feeling overly decorated; instead, they have a high-quality feel. As for the atmosphere, I think it's what makes this place so special. Elegant and quiet, yet not too formal, it's suitable for dates or enjoying a good meal with friends. Sitting there slowly eating and chatting makes the whole dining experience particularly comfortable. After several visits, I still feel that Miku is a restaurant worth returning to again and again. It's not just because of any one dish, but because the service, cuisine, environment, and atmosphere combine to create a very pleasant experience every time I come.

    Very good experience. Love to go again with my family every month . love the experienceread more

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    Inside the restaurant

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    Marulilu Cafe

    4.0(305 reviews)
    3.3 kmMount Pleasant
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    Marulilu cafe has been opened for many years and I'm pleased to say the their quality and taste…read morehaven't changed. The exterior looks very rundown, and the store sign is somewhat disappearing. Basically, the exterior is not well maintained and if I didn't know about this place i wouldn't even notice its existence. The interior is very basic and lack of decors. There's usually only one staff member up front. You'd order at the cashier and pay first. The restaurant is quite small and can get busy during peak times. They serve delicious Japanese staples such as hamburger, omelette rice, and also Western options such as waffles and sausages. The portion is good and price is also reasonable. Drinks are also yummy. I had a lavender latte.

    A friend has been wanting to try this place for a few years, so we decided to give a try together…read more When we got there, it was a little hard to recognize because the outside signage was in terrible shape, and we could barely make out the name of it. As we entered, it's exactly as others have described - very tiny, homely and quaint. We were seated immediately, were given menu's and instructed to order at the front counter when ready. Once we ordered and paid, the food probably took less than 7 minutes to come out - so quite fast. I tried both the Omu Curry Rice with Pork Cutlet and the Omu Hayashi Rice with Nikomi Hamburger Patty. Both looked very home-cooking style dishes, but in a good way that is very different from what you can find in a Japanese restaurant in Vancouver. Flavours were good, the portion sizes were generous and the prices were reasonable. Staff were very friendly. They made sure so thank us before we went out the door. Overall, a very pleasant experience. I liked the food, and always supportive a hard-working family. I'd come back again.

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    Saku

    Saku

    4.3(300 reviews)
    3.5 kmFairview Slopes
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    This place is extraordinary. Everything was fried to perfection. We were also told that the panko…read moreis created fresh everyday from a local bakery in Vancouver. I would recommend chicken or shrimp if you want a protein. I had the tonkatsu (pork) which was a little tougher. The thinly sliced pork with cheese inside was the best bite I had. I also enjoyed the katsu nabe but the soup does affect the texture of the fried pork. There was also unlimited rice, cabbage salad, and sesame sauce here. Amazing! My husband ordered the curry chicken katsu which was excellent and our friends ordered the Zenbu Katsu which was plenty to share between two people. The staff are very sweet and attentive and the restaurant is clean and simple.

    I had no idea that katsu could taste this GOOD. I mean, all katsu I've had prior to eating at Saku…read morejust pales in comparison. Who knew??? My hubs and I vacationed in Vancouver a few weeks ago in late April. We had seen the long lines for dinner at Saku when we were here more than a year ago. So, we decided to give them a try for a late lunch around 2pm on a Wednesday afternoon. No wait. We got seated right away. We liked how spacious and airy the dining room was. Our wait staff were friendly and on point. They were considerate about answering our questions about the food and food allergies. I ordered the chicken thigh katsu ($26 Can) and my hubs got the chicken thigh curry ($28.50 Can). No dairy involved in either dish which I was happy about because I have challenges digesting milk protein. Yes, it's kinda pricey. Yes, it's totally worth it. The katsu is light, crispy, fried perfectly, not greasy, and comes with unlimited rice, miso soup, finely chopped cabbage salad, and an addictively delicious sesame dressing. My hubs' curry sauce was served on the side so he could pour out as much or as little as he wanted. All in all, it was a very pleasant and satisfying meal. Saku is top notch for katsu. You won't believe how good katsu can be until you try it.

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    Minami

    Minami

    4.1(846 reviews)
    3.8 kmYaletown, Downtown
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    We loved our dinner at Minami. We came on a Friday night with an infant and sat in the back…read morecourtyard area. The staff was welcoming and kind. The food was amazing. We loved the pressed sushi. The salmon oshi was probably our favorite. The ebi oshi was delicious as well. We also got the duck breast and Brussel sprouts. The drinks were great as well - I had the daiquiri and the ginza margarita.

    If you haven't had aburi sushi, this is the place to fix that. Minami is the sister restaurant to…read moreMiku and they're the ones who brought the flame-seared style to Vancouver, so they know exactly what they're doing. Each piece gets torched over charcoal which gives it this smoky, melt-in-your-mouth quality, and the specialty sauces mean you don't even reach for the soy (they will also say to your face not to, so unless you want to endure their judgement--which my husband happily does--I'd stay away from soy sauce for the aburi. Their salmon oshi is well known, I love the ebi oshi the most but definitely get both and decide for yourself. The whole menu delivers though, from the sashimi to the rolls to the cocktails, all of it beautifully plated without feeling fussy. The space is nice too, took a big group of family here once after an event and they all loved it. And if you're here in the summer ask about the garden patio out back. It's an elevated experience but never stuffy. Perfect for a date night or when you want to treat yourself. Reservations are a good idea because it fills up. Easily one of my favourite spots in Yaletown though!

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    Stunning artwork

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    Minami zen has three courses, and this is one of them.

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    Okeya Kyujiro

    Okeya Kyujiro

    4.8(44 reviews)
    3.7 kmYaletown, Downtown

    I went here for a special occasion dinner. Reservations are highly recommended because they are…read morevery small - 12 diners per sitting and 2 sittings per night. I made reservations about 4 months in advance. Upon arrival, one of the hostesses opened the door for us, and asked us to wait in a very ornate waiting area. We only waited a couple of minutes before another hostess seated us at the main seating area. The space is very dark, and only lit with candles while the rest of the diners trickled in. During that time they take drink orders, which is limited to sake, wine, beer and a few non-alcoholic drinks. Of note, they don't provide a drink menu, so we were a little surprised by the cost - the yuzu sake and the plum wine were $30 each. My non-alcoholic drink was $12, but a fair size. The theatrical portion started a few minutes later than the official start time - closer to 6pm. The shades lifted, the lights turned on, and the chefs introduced themselves. And from that moment on, they immediately went to work preparing our meal. They operate like clockwork to show the ingredients whole to the diners, and then preparing them, and serving them. Soon as the one dish was completed by all the diners, the next round came shortly after. Over 20+ dishes, there was very little wait time in between each. Each time a dish was served, a hostess was there to describe the dish and provided tips on how best to eat it. The food was overall was very good. I thought a few items were very average, most of them were very good, and a select few were truly outstanding. Most of the ingredients are imported from Japan, so I would imagine that it's part of the reason it's so expensive. This is definitely a splurge meal. I think half the diners at our sitting was celebrating a birthday. On the most part, the food is very good, watching the chefs at work is part of the entertainment, and the service is excellent. It's not some place I could afford to go to often, but glad to do it at least this one time.

    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.

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    Okeya Kyujiro - Inside the waiting area before being taken to your seat.

    Inside the waiting area before being taken to your seat.

    Okeya Kyujiro - Lychee jelly w/ brown sugar syrup, ginger icecream monaka, crown melon + japanese orange

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