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.

My friend and I was recommended to this restaurant when we were in town. So we decided to give it a…read moretry. The restaurant was fairly empty on a Saturday late afternoon. We quickly sat down and placed our order. Both my friend and I ordered the Bog Mountain ramen. It was well worth the price because it has most of the add ons. My friend ordered the miso broth and I got the shoyou broth. Both broth was a bit bland, but understandable because there are additional add ons that could potentially enhance the flavor. Overall, we thought it was decent. The interior decors felt appropriate for the space. There was booth seating that showcase Japanese murals. It looked really cool.

Great service in a cute, but small restaurant. I love that they have vegan options as well.read more

Nagomi Sushi is one of our favorite sushi spots in Whistler! The sushi is always fresh, beautifully…read moreprepared, and delicious. Our server Emily was such a sweet and kind person. She gave us wonderful service and made our experience even more enjoyable. We noticed she had a finger injury and we hope she has a speedy recovery. Thank you, Emily, for taking such great care of us. We'll definitely be back!

I really want to give them a 3.5. It wasn't the best sushi in the world but it worked…read more Service was decent although you had to order from the server even if you sat at the sushi bar.

Sushi Village is a Whistler Village institution, having opened 40+ years ago (1985). So when we…read morewere in Whistler on a snow/ski/snowboarding trip with a group of friends, we definitely had to have dinner here. We were a LARGE group of 14 adults/teenagers. Fortunately for us, they have a tatami room that seats 14! Even more fortunately, it wasn't REALLY tatami seating -- low table with woven mats on the floor. Instead, it just looked like floor seating. The space under that table was recessed so you sit with your legs extended -- like sitting on a bench. The food was varied, with rolls and nigiri sushi, sashimi, udon, donburi, tempura, and more. There's definitely something for everyone. We ordered some of everything. And while everything was delicious, the standouts were the spider roll, super hiro roll, and crab claw tempura. Honorable mention goes to the strawberry sake margarita. The server handled our massive order of food and drinks expertly. Fun and casual atmosphere. Make sure to book a reservation as it is quite popular.

(Kari's Rating 7/10)…read more Came in with a group of eight around 5 PM, they said about an hour and a half wait ended up being about two by the time the other table wrapped up. Our server was very nice and relatively attentive as it was very busy. We ordered tons of apps, takoyaki, beef tempura, a few salads, 5 of the 10 piece chefs Nigiri, the miso cod, garlic beef, udon noodles and a few nigiri. We also got a bunch of hot sake, sake margaritas and a few Sapporo's. Overall a fun place, kinda expensive for what it is with the ocean being as close as it is and not very authentic, but the food was passable. Great for groups but you need to check in early or get a reservation.

Back to back superb nights! Wild Blue team, you provided BACK TO BACK exceptional nights. I…read moredidn't catch the names of all the people but once again, we got lucky and Laura from Ireland was our server and I would like to confirm "best server ever". Tonight we ordered the Hamachi Crudo, along with a couple of pounds of the freshest Dungeness Crab with Louie sauce, and we closed the night with Sticky Toffee Pudding. My amazing wife had never experienced this dessert so I talked her into it. I had an espresso as well. The hamachi crudo was tender and oh so fresh and kind of melting in our mouths. The crab was mind blowing fresh sweet prepared exceptionally, and I couldn't decide if I liked it just poached with no butter or Louie but both ways was so good! My wife's response to the sticky toffee was that she thanked me for insisting that we ordered it, and that when we come back to Whistler, Wild Blue is the first stop for killer food, and top of class service. Great place, amazing vice and ambiance. Just a fun experience!!!

Wild Blue is a beautiful restaurant with truly exceptional service from start to finish. The…read morefour-course meal was presented beautifully, and the staff provided some of the best service I've ever experienced. That part really cannot be stressed enough. The sourdough bread was excellent, the salad and soup of the day were both good, and dessert was excellent. I had planned to add scallops to my risotto based on the server's suggestion, but they were out of scallops, so I added prawns instead, which were very good. The only reason this is more of a 4.5-star experience for me is the noise level. The acoustics made the restaurant very, very loud, and we could hardly talk during our meal. I found myself eager to finish simply so we could get out of the noise. Everything else was wonderful, and I will click 5 stars because the food, presentation, and service absolutely deserve it. Sadly, I'm not likely to return because of the loud environment, but for guests who aren't bothered by noise, Wild Blue offers a truly lovely dining experience.

Stopped after a long day of skiing with our son's family.. Great place to take kids. Our Chef was…read moreStupendous!! All of the food was great especially the steak which was very tasteful and tender. Most of us ordered The Village,which gave you a great variety of their offerings. Typical Japanese Steakhouse with over 10 Hibachi tables. The decor could use some updating. Great place to visit when you're are at Whistler.

Great place for big groups (had 13 people and it was so easy to make the reservation over the…read morephone; OpenTable won't do it for that big but over the phone was easy)! So hard to find somewhere that can take large groups without requiring huge food and beverage minimums. And dinner comes with built in entertainment! Good food but don't expect anything out of the usual. But it's good teppanyaki. If you have allergies, they'll cook your food in the back separate from the grill that's in front of you. It does get smokey and there is fire so if kids are scared, maybe put them farther away. I'd totally come back with a large group. Not sure how it is with a smaller group because you'll be on a shared table so it'll depend how that group is. Bathrooms in the hall shared with the Indian restaurant.

We were trying to decide where to eat and walked around and found this little spot. It is small but…read morewe were lucky that we got here 20 minutes after they opened so there was no wait. We notice more people started coming in after 6pm. The food took awhile but we didn't mind since we were able to enjoy each dish and it gave us time to decide what to order next. We ordered the real crab roll and spicy roll. Like others say, the rolls were small and there wasn't much fish. The roll was good but wish there was more fish. I recommend passing on the roll if you are looking to fill up unless you order a few rolls but the value isn't there. We also order the nigiri. This is worth the money. The fish are fresh and very savory. We ended up ordering seconds. We didn't know that they had blue fin until I tried to order my second set of nigiri and was told they ran out of one of the tuna that I was trying to order. Glad I was able to order the blue fin. My kids tried it for the first time and wanted to order more. Highly recommend the nigiri if you come here to eat. We ordered appetizers as well. My kids ate all the gyoza before I can try one so I guess it was good. We also got the tuna tataki. My kids and I enjoyed it especially with the red condiment. Not sure what it is. The other condiment that came with it tasted like ginger. My wife order the sake margarita and I had a little sip of her drink. The margarita was on point. It was fruity (strawberry flavor) but not too sweet and not sour either. You can taste the sake but not as much which is a good thing if you like a mix drink where it's perfectly blended. If we didn't have to catch our shuttle back, I would have ordered this after my beer. All and all, it was a good dining experience. The food does take some time to come but it's not too long. My only disappointment was how little fish were in the roll. Other than that, the food was good. We didn't try the hotpot since the cost was extremely high where they charge for per person instead of by order. Definitely give this place a try if you like nigiri and check if they have blue fin if you do try the nigiri.

Last year we walked by this small Japanese rest. after we went to Vine and Grill rest. for lunch at…read morethe Westin. This year we remembered to give them a visit. There's only about 6 or 7 small tables in this cozy place, we love it. My hubby had the Chirashi don-- thinly sliced assorted sashimi on a bed of rice...quite filling...he likes it. Also added an Unagi(eel) roll. I had the grilled sable fish which is one of their recommendations and it did not disappoint. Also added spinach with miso bean paste. A neat chill spot at Whistler that we do recommend. Oh there is a charge of $1.50 each for tea.....

Food was excellent presentation and flavor. The interior definitely could use a facelift to help…read morethe customers swallow the costs. Perfecto location within the village.

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.

On our last night in Whistler, we decided to head to Bar Oso. Whistler Village has so many…read moredifferent restaurants and cuisines and during our stay, we've had Japanese, Latin, Indian, Italian, and American. So we thought it would it would be nice to end our stay with some Spanish tapas. We tried: House baked bread Assorted cheese board - the chutney was delicious Crispy artichokes Spicy, fried cauliflower - one our favorites shishito peppers chorizo sausage gambas al ajillo tuna poke - definite highlight beef short rib - delicious The atmosphere of Bar Oso was warm and relaxing. The highlight of the renovated space is the lighted/glowing bar at its center. Service was excellent. Great experience to share with friends.

OKAY THIS IS A MUST. Bar Oso is my favorite spot in Whistler. I probably dined here like 5 nights…read morefor my whole trip. They have great bites, amazing drinks, and it is amazing quality. I think the staff started to recognize our group after the first two nights haha. The ambiance is very sexy. It's great for chilling and hanging and having the best time. All of the food was amazing and I fell even more in love with Spanish food. 100000/10.

Not sure if I reviewed this market but it is attached to Ohyama Ra-men. In fact you can order…read moreramen at the market. This place is one of my treasures of Whistler. You come here get your Japanese cravings met - get an onigiri for a hike (my favourite tip) or a bao (breakfast breads) for breakfast or sushi or a rice bowl. Lots of good stuff, and a great and reasonable priced alternative to the food scene here which is really high priced.

I had a very disappointing experience at this store. I forgot my wallet at home and politely asked…read moreif I could pay by e-transfer, as I had money available and was ready to pay immediately. The cashier asked the manager, and they firmly refused. While I understand store policies, there was absolutely no compassion or empathy shown. The cold and dismissive response--especially when someone is trying to buy food--was very disappointing. Experiences like this reflect the true colors of how a business values its customers. I would not recommend this place based on the lack of basic human understanding.!!!