I got to add to my earlier review as we came back here for my daughters birthday. She really loves…read moremiso soup and the waiter went over the top for us. He recognized her love for miso and he got us a whole bunch of extra miso soups. He was also very nice and acccommodating. I had a salmon toro and it was really good. Also had the salmon teriyaki - it comes in a big bowl with lots of veggies in it, seems more like sukiyaki as it's full of broth. The broth is really good too - I highly recommend it. Oh and they have two kinds of miso soup - including clam miso soup which my daughter really liked! The crispy oshi was much bigger than I remembered. Huge slices of avocado! Great place.

We came here because my daughter wanted to go somewhere that she could order Katsu. We'd been to…read moreanother restaurant across the street recently where she'd had katsu so I decided, let's go somewhere different this time, where she could get her katsu and the menu would have more variety on it for the rest of us who might not be in the mood for katsu. I tried something new this time. It was a cold rainy day so I was in the mood for a bowl of hot soup and noodles. I had a Vege Udon. My mom ordere the seafood Udon. So OK...I suppose soup and udon noodles isn't exactly trying something new as I've definitely had soup and udon noodles before. However, udon noodles are something I have rarely ever ordered over the years. Especially as Ramen seems to have gotten more popular over the years than Udon. Plenty of Ramen restaurants within Greater Vancouver, but how many restaurants in Vancouver specialize in udon? Not very many. I don't know why I don't order udon noodles more often. When it's a cold, rainy day I always think Ramen noodles but this bowl of Vege Udon was just as satisfying as any bowl of Ramen. Actually, maybe more so since I've had lots of Ramen over the years but hardly any bowls of udon noodles. This was a refreshing change of pace. They serve the udon noodles in what appeared to be a cast iron bowl. Simple yet so elegant. I loved the flavor of my broth. It was a nice, light broth. Not too rich, and it had a sweet flavor to it. I think I've just regained a new appreciation for Udon noodles!

The best 'Vancouver' style sushi in Burnaby / New West…read more Creative and packed with various flavours. This isn't a fancy sushi experience but in many ways more satisfying. The spicy scallop flower roll was everything I want in a sushi roll.

I didn't know there is a Sushi Modo in my area until recently. Sushi Modo is a chain and they have…read moreseveral locations. This is one of those restaurants that I am constantly getting mixed up with Sushi Mura. Anyways, my fav go to is their lunch combos. For $27 I got their sushi and sashimi lunch combo. That came with Sushi, sashimi, tempura, spicy salmon roll, Korean style gyoza, green salad, sunomono salad and miso soup. Portion size was pretty good for the price. B got the spicy salamon roll, spicy salmon crunch roll and the unagi roll. He said the spicy salmon crunch roll was spectacular delicious. We both enjoyed our food. Service was great. The restaurant was ok. We went during Sunday lunch time and it wasn't that busy at all. The decor of the place was ok as well. It is nothing fancy looking. Just a typical sushi restaurant that may need some renovations in the near future. There are plenty of street parking in the hood.

Still my favorite go to for Aburi and have brought any guest that visits Vancouver to my favorite…read moresushi in the city. I ordered the green leafer as stopped in for. lunch. I used to order this combo as take away all the time. Great value and delicious with miso soup sashimi to snapper tempura to salmon aburi.

Food is decent for the price. Small sitting space. Service is good. Aburi choices are great.read more

One of the few places in Vancouver with real wasabi! Great sushi, good quality fish. However, the…read moreUni wasn't as fresh as other places. Also not very cheap, but that is to be expected with quality. update: prices up, portions down, quality down, and real wasabi not offered. this is now an average sushi spot. very disappointing.

A Hidden Gem in Kitsilano - Thoughtful, Authentic, and Absolutely Delicious…read more We visited Hitoe Sushi Japanese Restaurant for the first time, and it truly exceeded our expectations. Right from the start, we were impressed by how well-organized and inclusive their menu is. They offer separate gluten-free and regular menus across a wide range of items--sushi, sashimi, soups, salads, and bowls--which made ordering so easy and stress-free. My husband has both gluten and MSG sensitivities, and the team went above and beyond to accommodate his dietary needs. That level of care really stood out. The customer service was excellent--warm, attentive, and genuinely thoughtful throughout our visit. As for the food, it speaks for itself. Everything tasted very authentic, and you can tell there's a strong commitment to traditional Japanese flavors. The ramen was a highlight--the broth was rich, creamy, and bursting with flavor. Truly phenomenal. The restaurant itself is small, quaint, and very personalized, which adds to the overall charm of the experience. This is definitely a must-visit spot in Kitsilano. You really can't go wrong here--we'll absolutely be back.

Came to Momo sushi after walking around downtown - and it was Perfect. Small restaurant and we…read morechose to sit at the outdoor table. Service was quick and she was so friendly! She offered my dog water as well. The food was delicious and the soups were complimentary with our order. Love this little hidden gem!

dropped by here for a sushi lunch! It was a small spot, not too much seating but staff was super…read moresuper friendly and the food was overall pretty good! I got the maki combo ($18) which came with a miso soup, salmon roll, two pieces of salmon and tuna sushi each. They offered refills on the soup and overall, I found the sushi to be pretty fresh and delicious! Overall, I found everything enjoyable but food is a little but pricey for size.

Came here with my family while we're on vacation. The food was good i got a beef don which was…read moretasty there was glass noodle or some type of vermicelli that I enjoyed having in here its not something im used to. The rice was coated in the sauce under the beef which was tasty its easy to just get non sauced rice so i appreciate that. All in all service was fairly good the amount of food they serve in portions are just right. I enjoyed it as standard Japanese fare. Prices not bad we paid $132 CAD which is around $96 USD if im not mistaken.

We found this spot online and walked in. It's the night of Olivia Rodriguez concert and it's also…read moreFriday night. There's just great energy on Robson street but it was quiet in the restaurant - towards the end of our meal, we were the only ones there and that was around 8pm. You walk down the stairs to go to this restaurant, it's partially in the basement. Service is great although when we asked how many pieces were in the Delux sashimi order, she had to go back and ask. We were trying to decide between assorted $26 and delux $34. Assorted has 15 pieces so we went with that. We also ordered some ramen and rolls. I get a little iffy about ordering ramen at a sushi restaurant because good ramen broth takes a long time to make and I prefer going to a restaurant that specializes in ramen for that. But the ramen here was great! The broth was flavorful and the noodles were cooked perfectly! Lots of beef, Napa cabbage and green onions! Highly recommend. All good here! Except they ran out of Kirin so we had Asahi instead!

A comfy spot near 10th and Alma. It offers a variety of Japanese dishes and sushi. I came for lunch…read moreand was pleasantly surprised. Ordered the chicken katsu bites for an appetizer. It came with a salad with miso dressing that was a good complement to the bites. They are crispy on the outside and tender inside. The flavour was divine. Well worth ordering. For my main meal, I ordered the grilled saba (mackerel). It was nice and crispy and meaty and tender in the right places. The fish comes in a light teriyaki sauce that is very nice with this oily fish. The homemade tsukemono was crunchy and had the perfect sourness. Another serving of the salad and miso made for a good balance. My one quibble is that they served sushi rice with the meal. I would have preferred plan rice to temper the rich flavours, but that is a personal preference. Many people I know would prefer to have a bit more flavour with their rice. The service is good. The staff do not hover over you but are responsive. Well worth coming here for lunch. I'll have to try their dinner menu and sushi the next time.

Three years ago I came to this restaurant. The nigiri lunch combo was great. This time after…read morestargazing with friends at the Spanish Bank Beach, we came here for dinner as it was nearby. There wasn't any change to the restaurant. It has been maintaining its tidiness. There were many customers during the dinner time on Friday night. The moment we stepped in the restaurant, there was a chocking burnt smell. I couldn't stop from coughing. I would expect the server could open the door for better ventilation a bit earlier. Perhaps there wasn't many servers it took sometime to get the servers to take order. I would appreciate if they could be more attentive. This is why I take away one star. Regarding the foods: Mango roll: a good harmony of mango and the rest of the ingredients. We all loved it. Salmon liver: combo of fresh salmon nigiri and rolls. Met my expectation. Sake Don: Salmon again. Nicely sliced salmon on the rice with a piece of tamago roll. Recommended. Tempura udon: rich taste of soup well balanced with the udon and tempura. Tempura were fried proper timing and without the smell of "recycled-oil". All for you rolls: we needed a bit more so we ordered this extra dish. Dynamite roll was great and the spicy tuna roll was up to standard. The price was reasonable. The ambient was great. Easy to find roadside parking. A good place for dinner gathering in that local area.

It was quick and it was a lot of food, but it was just okay. It wouldn't be my first choice…read moreunfortunately because it was a really nice restaurant.

What a fantastic surprise to find this sushi spot right within walking distance of our hotel! We…read moreordered a platter of rolls, the salmon sashimi (cut into incredibly thick, melt-in-your-mouth pieces), the shrimp tempura, and the vegetable tempura--both of which had a wonderfully light, crispy batter. We also tried the beef teriyaki, which was packed with flavor. If we had one more day in the city, we would definitely come back for another meal! Our waitress was very friendly too! The food came really fast!