This is my family and I's go to sushi spot, good quality and love it every time we go!

We were a group of 5 coming here for dinner. My friend has been here and she is Japanese. She recommended this place and booked it. I got the Sashimi Bento for all in includes tip and taxes for $30. IT came with 5 pieces sashimi, 3 pieces of Oishi sushi, 2 prawn tempura, chicken or beef teriyaki, salad, miso soup and a piece of fish. They have a similar combo called the Deluxe and the only difference is that it comes with a sunomono salad and 1 extra tempura for an extra $4. I don't think the Deluxe combos is worth it. The Sashimi Bento was already very filling for me. The food was good. Service was ok. The are Korean ran. They use the bell at the table to call for service. We got one of those tables that is very Japanese style. We love it. Very cool decor. There are plenty of free parking onsite. All ingredients were fresh. Highly recommend coming here. Great food. read more

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Wonderful experience and probably our new favourite. Service is excellent as is the food.

Great food at a reasonable price. The service was really friendly and accommodating for my pickup order. read more

I like the cozy atmosphere here. The location is a bit hidden and I like that - not too busy. The booths are my favorite. I noticed it's under new management. The food I'm always happy with and this time I got gomae salad and the presentation was gorgeous! Service was good. read more

Okoman Sushi Restaurant - Gomae salad with gorgeous presentation. - Japanese Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

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The service was great and three of us had no problem in Father's Day. The food and prices were pretty good and they certainly have a lot to choose from. We will return, we liked the private booths offered too. read more

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Okoman use to be a five star! They still are good but just not as good as it use to be. I like their private room tables that they have and the bell (which is a Korean thing) read more

Okoman sushi Lougheed, BC It was new year's eve and we wanted sushi so we ordered: Roll tray $46, 8 rolls Nigiri tray $37 For the roll tray, my favorites are the chicken roll and dynamite roll ( **) Although the chicken roll is teriyaki chicken? The taste was really flavorful!! The fish skin in dynamite roll is HUGE and it was oily (this is a compliment) I LOVE IT For the nigiri roll, first of all not gonna lie the sashimi wasn't really fresh but acceptable. With this price I wasn't expecting THAT much at all it was better than I thought () Nothing special about this tray everything was decent read more

Okoman Sushi Restaurant - a plate of sushi - Japanese Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

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This place used to be good. Now it is disgusting. We spent over $100 today and we didn't enjoy any of it. Worst of all was the service. The girl we had was horrendous. She laughed when she realized she gave us an old menu with different pricing and laughed again when we were paying and she brought out a roll she forgot. Didn't apologize just laughed at us when we said we no longer wanted it. Never ever coming back. Do yourself a favour and go to ANY other sushi place read more

the food was excellent and the price for the portions were amazing ! the service was easy going and fast with no problems whatsoever And they were extremely nice. Our booth was very cozy and it fit the vibes perfectly with the food. I would very much so come back in the future. read more

Okoman Sushi is one of the many Korean/Japanese restaurants located along the North Road corridor between Burnaby and Coquitlam and is in the same complex as Pho Japolo and Thai Chef Casual Thai Cuisine (just on the lower leveL). The interior of this restaurant is a bit dim in spots due to the layout. From the decorations, it looks very much like a typical Japanese restaurant complete with sushi bar and various Japanese-themed items adorning the walls (including a large wooden boat above the front door). However, one look at the menu and you see that they serve both Japanese and Korean dishes here. On my first visit, I ordered the Assorted Sashimi ($18.95 for 16 pieces) which included 3 pieces of seared tuna, 3 pieces of sockeye salmon, 3 pieces of tako (octopus), 3 pieces of salmon, 3 pieces of tuna, 3 pieces of tai (red snapper). Most of the sashimi here was spot on and had a fairly generous size. The only one I wasn't thrilled with was the tako which turned out to be a bit too chewy (perhaps to be expected). It was good enough that I wanted to revisit and try some other items. This time, I made sure to pick and choose what I wanted with the nigiri. I ordered Hamachi ($2.95), Ikura ($2.95), Unagi ($2.45), Sockeye Salmon ($2.45), Toro ($1.95), Chopped Scallop with Masago ($1.75), Saba ($1.75). Again, most pieces were good here... especially the tender unagi and the toro. I did find that the saba (mackerel) fell apart from the rice though and there was a bit too much rice with the ikura and chopped scallop for my liking. On a return visit in early December, I ordered their Hotate Battera ($10.50) which is a pressed sushi dish where the rice is formed into perfectly rectangular pieces and topped with scallop, spicy mayo sauce, and tobiko before it's lightly torched. There's not huge pieces of scallop here so the scallop-to-rice ratio is a bit off for my person liking but I did enjoy the creaminess and the slight kick from the spicy mayo. Next up was the Grilled Salmon ($8.95) which is made with spicy tuna wrapped with salmon and then baked and served with sauce. There's no rice on the inside so this is a fairly meaty item. Overall, I did enjoy it but it's not as creamy as some similar items I've had at other sushi restaurants (ie. the spoon at Victoria Sushi and the sushi bomb at Hyack). On a subsequent visit in December, I wanted to order their real crab battera but was disappointed that they were out of real crab. Instead, I settled for their Negitoro Battera ($10.50) which is made with tuna belly and green onions. I really enjoyed the texture of the minced tuna belly and how it melted in my mouth. I'm a bit mixed with how the Yakitori ($5.95) turned out. On the one hand, the meaty skewers of chicken thigh and green onions were quite generous and coated in a sweet tare sauce. On the other hand, I wish that the chicken had more of a char on it. Who doesn't love a good Chirashi Don? With a price tag of $15.95, you get all the benefits of having an assortment of sashimi pieces plus the added bonus of rice seasoned with furikake and sesame seeds. The one that they serve at Okoman Sushi is practically brimming over with fresh sashimi. Admittedly, it is difficult to get down to the rice below without eating some of the sashimi first. There was a good selection of different sashimi including: 3pc Atlantic salmon, 3pc snapper (I think), 3pc wild salmon, 2pc hokkigai, 3pc toro, 3pc tuna, 3pc tuna tataki, tamago, and ebi. You really can't beat the price and the fish (especially the toro and salmon) were really good. I suppose one day that I'll have to return for a visit to try their Korean items. read more

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Yesterday I called the restaurant to order avocado roll and California roll to go for kids. I asked avocado roll with no wasabi on the side. So when I came to pick it up, they charged me for 4 avocado rolls and then they apologized for misunderstanding. So I picked up my rolls and left a tip. When I got home, my kid asks me "mommy, why is avocado roll is so thin?" I was shocked when I saw the rolls. There were 6 little of 1 cm avocado rolls. It's like three normal sized rolls cut in half. I called the restaurant and they apologized but refused to return or replace the rolls. We used to go there as a family and leaving them 50-80$ per meal once or twice a month. Too bad they treated us that way. We are no longer their customers. Always check your order before you takeout read more

Okoman Sushi Restaurant - Avocado sushi roll take out - Japanese Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

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Their oshi sushi is TO DIE FOR. Absolutely delicious and very well priced. I stumbled upon them by complete accident, my usual sushi place near lougheed was closed for the day so I decided to order from Okoman and they did not disappoint. The rolls are portioned well with a good rice to filling ratio (some restaurants have too much rice or too much filling, but they got it exactly right). The soy sauce is also made in house low sodium so it wasn't too salty. Their tempura is super crispy and not greasy at all. Highly recommend, will definitely be ordering again. read more

So I have ordered from Okoman twice on Skip the Dishes. I have to say it's the best sushi I've had in ages. I highly recommend them. Great prices and food made with love read more

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I'm in the area visiting, wanted to try something authentic and fresh. I chose this place based on the reviews that appeared on doordash and I feel the comments are misleading. The food arrived warm which is great but the flavor lacked tremendously. I ordered chicken teriyaki and prawn tempura. The tempura was soggy, had no flavor and absolutely no crunch. The chicken was over powered by the string beans that came underneath the chicken and soaked in the broth that came with It ( I've never had broth in teriyaki). The rice portion was insanely small and according to the menu It is an " a la carte" item however not enough to share. I have It two stars because It arrived warm and did taste freshly made. I would not order again. I didn't like the meal It was pretty bland and unfairly/over priced. read more

When I go to Japanese restaurants, it seems like the menus are all the same. But one way to differentiate them is by the "special rolls" selection of sushi. When I saw something called the "Crazy Boy" on Okoman's menu (and I was with my crazy boy), I knew I was in for something good. The menu contained a few other surprises, like a goma-ae roll and gyoza soup. We also ordered a selection of reasonably priced nigiri sushi (~$1-3). Unfortunately, we were in for a long wait for the sushi, as the server warned us when we sat down that the sushi chef was a bit backed up. I really appreciated that kind of proactive service, though - so many other places would just let you sit there with your tea and appetizers wondering if the chef had to go fishing or something. I liked the idea of gyoza soup - like a wonton soup, but with gyozas - but the reality was that the big dumplings floating in broth were difficult and messy to eat. And my husband couldn't even eat his because the soup turned out to be full of his culinary nemesis: onions! In two forms! I probably wouldn't order that again. The sushi, when it came, was very good - big pieces of melt-in-your-mouth fish on overwhelmed slabs of rice. They didn't put wasabi on the rice, however, so you have to DIY if you like your sushi with a kick. The goma-ae maki was a nicely executed concept, one I don't think I've seen before, but It makes perfect sense. Finally, the Crazy Boy arrived! I know the picture doesn't look like much, as my camera phone isn't the greatest, but they were delicious: spicy tuna and asparagus wrapped up together, deep fried, and topped with creamy peanut and wasabi sauces. Picky-eating husband says it's the best thing he ever ate, and I have to agree that it is indeed a special roll. For a local sushi spot hidden in the corner of an old strip mall, Okoman was hoppin'. But you hardly notice because the high-walled, private wooden booths keep it chillin', plus you can lazily push the Red Button to call for a server. Who by the way, seem to be run off their feet, but are unfailingly cheerful and efficient. Good sushi, great system. I'll definitely be back - and next time look out, because there's also a Viking Roll. read more

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Got a assorted sashimi(16pieces) for $37.50. Not sure if they billed it correctly since I did not order it myself. If got the price right, I think it is way over priced ......... read more

Okoman Sushi is our preferred Japanese food choice in North East Burnaby. This location has very polite and professional staff with the desire to make your experience memorable and satisfying for all members of the family. We recently ordered for our family of 4 through Skip the Dishes and one bento box got missed upon delivery. When we called the restaurant they acknowledged the error and made every effort to get the missing dish delivered. Very happy with food, service and customer service. Highly recommend for take out, delivery and when able...inside seating as the atmosphere and service levels are great. read more

Came here for a quick bite after a long hike. The restaurant wasn't very busy at around 2pm. Ordered the red dragon roll and the nabeyaki udon. The udon had prawn tempura, chicken, egg, and veggies. Soup was tasty with the combination of ingredients. The sushi roll was tasty but a bit dry as there could have been more sauce as a topping. Service was great as the server came by a few times to make sure we had our cups filled with water. As a note my friends ordered the lunch combos and the portion sizes were huge! read more

Okoman Sushi Restaurant - Nabeyaki udon - Japanese Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

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Delicious! So fresh with beautiful presentations and expert cooking. Loved the salmon - seared to perfection. Also fun that they have booths with curtains and call buttons. The sushi is great and lots of fun twists on the menu. Great for lunch! read more

I was shocked to read some of the poor reviews here. I first ordered from Okoman after a long day at work and a bad day in general. I didn't care about the cost, just wanted something appetising and nutritious, I ordered the teriyaki chicken, shrimp tempura and a crazy boy roll. It was really delicious. I have ordered at least three times since, trying the Tonkatsu, gyoza, bento boxes etc. and never been disappointed yet. read more

My friend and I have been here twice. The first time he got a bug in his sushi, and they promised to give us more sushi next time but didn't even take our names down. Also, we really didn't want to go back. However, because it is close to work, we decided to give this place another try, and my poor friend had a hair in his ebi nigiri. It was actually tucked into the ebi. It was GROSS!!!! Please watch for quality control! read more

My wife gets takeout from here semi-regularly. She seems to like it. Tonight, we grabbed takeout. We both got bento boxes. (Mine was chicken, hers was salmon). Apparently it takes 25 minutes to do bento boxes in a restaurant with only 3 tables being served. My wife has said that sushi prep can be equally lengthy. Anyways, it was a lot of food. First thing, they didn't give us any tempura sauce. Next, the tempura tasted like it was either day-old or cooked in lukewarm oil. It was pretty awful. Everything else was fine: Good enough to eat, not good enough to rave about it. That potato cake thing they give you was the best part of the meal though. 2 stars...3 stars... Need a middle option. Oh well, rounding down it is. read more

Atmosphere: It's strange, but when you walk in there's almost a sense of being inside a brothel (not that I've ever been in one before)... What I mean are that all the tables are sectioned off by cubicles, so entering the restaurant, you don't actually see customers on the floor... Just a sea of wooden cubicles (think office cubicles, but taller). It's certainly a place you want to go to if you want a quiet conversation with whomever you're going with, but if you're looking for a loud and traditional Japanese restaurant like Guu, this aren't the droids you're looking for (nerd reference anyone)? With that being said though, it almost feels like the owners tried too hard to make this place feel like a Japanese restaurant... It seems as if they went on a shopping spree at Daiso and just started hanging everything up wherever space is available. It's cute, but certainly not very coherent and it doesn't seem like much thought was put into the design. Other than that, it's quite dim overall due to the black ceiling, but the cubicles are so brightly lit in comparison to the rest of the restaurant that it feels like an interrogation room; but again, it's a great place for private conversations. They even have one of those neat wireless services buttons that'll signal a server to come your way should you need to order/pay/etc. The Food: I think it was due to the fact that I was hungry, but it felt like forever before the food arrived (actually in hindsight... Yeah I was just really hungry). One thing to note right away though are the portions; by comparison, the portions served here are quite smaller than what many Japanese restaurants offer in the Lower Mainland. Of course compared to restaurants in Japan it may seem quite normal, but in Vancouver (or especially if you go down to the States) one might complain at the lack of food you get for the price you pay. However, for the portions that are being served, the food is quite good. The rice holds well, the fish doesn't smell rotten (you wouldn't believe the number of times I've refused to go back to a Japanese restaurant because of this), and they don't seem to skimp out on the ingredients (albeit the size caveat). The special rolls at Okoman are different from your cookie-cutter "Volano Roll" or "Dragon Roll" at many other Japanese restaurants; they seem to at least put a bit of effort into naming them (some may say they're cheesy, but at least they're trying). The one in particular we ordered was the "Washington Roll", which is a combination of asparagus, crab meat, avocado, and salmon with a bit of unagi and wasabi sauce. It sounds like a typical California roll on steroids, but the asparagus really adds a different texture to the roll which was quite welcoming (of course you can never complain about salmon either). On top of the special rolls, they have a wide selection of regular rolls, cooked items (for those who can't eat raw fish), set lunch and dinner boxes, and various miscellaneous items, so it's safe to say that they have a wide selection. Overall: At the end of the day, this is a place to have a long conversation with someone(s). It's very private with most of the seating being in cubicles, and the dim lighting adds to the effect. Food isn't anything spectacular, but definitely passable and not at all unbearable. The servers leave you alone for the most part and only come by if you use the wireless service button located on each table (call it lazy if you will, but in the end you get peace and quiet), but will otherwise leave you alone. The servers themselves aren't exactly providing 5 star hospitality, but you'll at least get a smile from them (with the biggest ones coming from when you pay). It ain't Tojo's, but at the same time you're not shelling out $100/person either. Final Thoughts: It's a decent place for Japanese food, but more importantly it's a great place if you want to have a private conversation first, and food second. - Malffej From my "food bite" on my blog: http://ffejiebytes.com/2014/02/05/food-bites-okoman-sushi/ read more

A review, as a haiku: Ate yakisoba. The food was fine, as was price. The server seemed tired. read more

I wonder what Okoman means in Japanese? Perhaps it means: "Mysterious after-taste."? Or maybe it means: "Confused, incompetent staff."? Probably that one. Food was average, at best. But the service, oh jeez. Please note the date of this review, and if you are reading this any less than five years from now, then the staff at this establishment is not yet trained. This is not a review based on an isolated incident, either. We've given this place three chances. As many as any baseball batter. They've struck out. Three times. They're out. Anyways. Two stars only because the food, when it eventually arrives, and by some miracle of chance, it is approximately what you ordered, is not inedible. However, there is some strange after tastes attached to some dishes. I think it was unrinsed dishes, because I've tasted detergent several times. Also, some stinky un-fresh fish flavor to some dishes. Sorry Okoman, that's as generous as I can be. read more

This was my favourite restaurant till they change entirely the menu and screw up everything. The chicken we ordered was too greese and fat, look disgusting and we couldn't eat. Completely different than the menu. I used to come at least twice a week and I'm not coming ever again. Not recommend. read more

had their sunshine roll and ate 2pcs before taking a pic :) loved their new special roll! read more

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Time and time again Okoman is my favourite sushi spot! Whether you want to come and enjoy food with friends and hang out in their traditionally decorated booths or stop by for a quick bite and enjoy their lunchtime specials this place can't be beat. Their staff are always friendly and super accommodating to any preferences or needs you have. Just ask is my advice to those who have complaints regarding not being waited on hand and foot. They don't know what you want until you ask for it! I come here often with friends who prefer fancier and tastier rolls over sashimi and raw rolls, and they love it! This restaurant officially converted even my mom who was a seafood/sushi resistor for so long! For great rolls: try the deep fried California sushi roll a great bang for you buck and for my spicy tuna friends out there - the magic roll is truly magical. You won't be disappointed. Classics like their tuna tataki and spicy sashimis are never disappointing. read more

My girlfriend and I just got back from a long trip to China, and were starving at 11 PM. Since most restaurants around the area were closed, we lucked out and found this place in a hidden strip mall and decided to try it. We were pleasantly surprised at the food and the value that you can get here. We both ordered a dinner special (12.99) that included 3 pieces of nigiri, miso soup, and a bento box full of either chicken or beef teriyaki, 3 pieces of shrimp tempura, 2 gyoza, a small salad, and some agedashi tofu with spicy sauce. I could do without the tofu. but everything else was good. We also ordered the grilled salmon heads (6.99), which we thought was the best part of the meal. We will definitely be back to this restaurant, especially since they are open until midnight each day (free wifi as well). read more

Not bad, not bad, not bad! I was pleasantly surprised with Okoman. I've dined in once and ordered take-out on a couple of occasions. I'm usually very picky about sushi but because we were desperate for sushi and our first, second, and third choices were closed, somehow we ended up here. The standard rolls were made pretty well and the special rolls weren't too over the top. The negitoro was particularly good with lots of tuna, unlike at other places, where you find yourself looking at a tiny pink fleshy dot amidst a sea of rice. Overall, the rolls possessed a good rice to filling ratio. I was particularly pleased with the size of their nigiri - a perfect one-biter. Not the large, gag-inducing monster rolls you get at some places. You know the ones, you either play it safe and take them in multiple bites, or go big and shove the whole thing in your mouth, half it's contents bouncing around the front of your over-stuffed gob - chipmunk cheeks are not particularly flattering on me or most anyone else for that matter! I do have to mention that their Deluxe Assorted Tempura is a great buy. It was crispy, not oily, with a good selection including salmon, and asparagus. The serving is generous! The thing that bothered me was that we weren't offered any tea when we came in to order for take-out. It was a big order ($80) and we waited a good 20 minutes...the least they could do was offer us tea! So, service needs some work. Also, we got home to find two tiny 1 ounce containers of tempura sauce for the mountain of tempura we ordered - boo! Great value is all I can say for Okoman. The food quality and quantity was great for the price paid and this would be a go-to sushi joint for me if I lived in Burnaby. I'm waiting to go a few more times to determine if it deserves an extra star. read more

Their french kiss roll is really good!! But their ramen is okay. A bit on the pricier side too

Definitely my new favorite Japanese restaurant in my area, and definitely in my top 3. One of my favorite things about Okoman is the buzzers they have at every table... You aren't bothered while your eating, want something hit the buzzer and swoosh! like the waitress was hiding in the floorboards... can i help you??? I love it love it love it, why is this feature not in every restaurant?? So many times I have been to a good place with good food and had my experience almost completely ruined because every time I try to have a conversation or take a bite of food I have some one hovering over me... how is it ?? need anything?? or the opposite wondering if I am in an abandoned warehouse with no drinks and no service. Problem solved, want something? Hit the buzzer .... YAY!!!! Although I have to admit I really want to abuse the new found power. Food portions are very generous, and the food is very tasty. Again though I have to admit I am a wuss when it comes to Japanese food, very rarely do I indulge in sashimi. It is usually the same thing california roll, dynamite roll, spider roll, gyoza, teriyaki chicken or chicken yaki soba, various tempura, meso soup..... done!!! So if any of that is what you may be eating, know that it is all good .. with the exception of the california roll which was good but left a little to be desired.. just a bit on the bland side. So good food and great service nice little place too. My only concern is that they are in a cursed complex where many great restaurants have disappeared, hopefully they wont be one of them. Definitely worth your dime and time to check out. read more

I neverrrrrr go during peak hours because the servers are always understaffed and overworked. As often as I go, I feel as if it's a constant revolving door of different servers. However, the servers are always super polite and as long as you utilise the "doorbell" at your table, you'll get a server (eventually...) The variety of foods is good and pretty standard for a Korean-run sushi place. Their rolls are always beautifully made and the perfect size. The lunch and dinner combos are a good deal and have a fair amount of food. I tend to have good dining experiences here and leave content. However, I've heard horror stories due to the lack of service during peak hours! read more

From the outside it doesn't look too promising, but once you step inside you'll find some traditionally-decorated booths with red lanterns on your right. Unfortunately, we were led to the other side of the restaurant (even though the place's almost empty at 3 pm), which has just regular tables. Tried their negitoro, chopped scallop roll, and an assorted sashimi. All solid stuff. The seafood oden nabe however, at $18.95, tasted nothing like the real thing. It consisted of humongous pieces of fish cakes in a salty broth. Maybe it's a Korean version of the oden? At least gimme some Japanese mustard to go with it! Service was attentive and friendly, so I might be back in the future. IF I happen to be in the area, that is. read more

Ordered my Mother's Day dinner on line & received a receipt by email with my order confirmation & time for pickup. I walked to the restaurant at the said time & they had no record of my order! Very weird. I ordered in person & paid. Returned in 20 minutes as suggested and picked up my order. I walked home & was ready to eat. Unfortunately my 2 orders of sunomono were missing. Grrr. I phoned the restaurant & let the poor young hostess know about the missing food from my order. She apologized, took my phone number & said she would call back in 30 minutes. I never heard from her & called back several times that evening but no one picked up. The sushi we had was good but I am disappointed that the restaurant didn't just credit my credit card or deliver 2 sunomono salads ($9). I think the staff on for Mother's Day were completely overwhelmed by the volume of orders. read more

This place used to have terrible service and great portions. I don't know if the service improved, but the portions are now terrible. The miso soups came half full, the sashimi was about half the size it used to be, the portions on the nigiri were tiny as well. To the point where my wife commented, "I can't believe how small the pieces are on your fish!" My wife paid $6 for real crab on a roll instead of fake crab and got a few teaspoons of real crab. On top of everything else, they're using about the cheapest grossest soy sauce in the world now and they included no wasabi on the order. Give it a miss, there are much better sushi restaurants in the neighborhood. read more

Food was so fresh and so good! Plate presentation was good, the rolls were a good size, not messy. All together it was a great dining experience. read more

Okoman Sushi Restaurant - Left to right, real crab roll, spicy tuna roll and house roll. So good! - Japanese Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

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We just picked up 3 sushi rolls and some tempura from the restaurant. They mixed up our order with the rolls and when I called back the girl on the phone didn't even say oh I'm sorry let me check with the kitchen to see what happened. she just said yes ok! As if she had known already. When I picked up the order I asked for extra wasabi and once I got home there was not even enough for one roll. This is the second time here. First time wasn't so nice either but its very close by for late night so we thought we give them another shot. Never again! Don't offer me a credit for next time , there is not going to be a next time ( DON'T NEED YOUR DOLLAR CREDIT ) DO THE JOB RIGHT. Anyways, we won't be coming back. Wish I had read the other reviews before ordering, would have never ordered from this place. read more

I am very surprised that this restaurant is not busier!! My DH and I have been going here for several years and love their sushi. They have these adorable little booths for intimate dinners and little buzzers on the table so you don't have to flag down a waitress. We've always found the service here to be excellent, very happy staff! The food is excellent tasting AND excellent value, a great combination. They recently expanded their menu with some new specialty rolls as well (try the Popcorn Roll, very cool!) I would make is for them to leave pitchers of water on the table rather than just giving you a glass at a time, but when you do buzz them they are there in a hot second so it is a very small thing. The only other things I would change is that they don't do ApplyPay or Tap, which is a minor nuisance since I prefer those payment methods. Hopefully they will get those soon. Do try it, you won't be disappointed! read more