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    Sushi Den

    3.2 (188 reviews)
    ModerateJapanese, Sushi Bars
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    SUSHI DEN ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Edward L.

    Pretty tasty (Korean?) sushi place near Tinseltown. I don't think this place is Japanese. Parking is available in the metered spots in the vicinity. Staff are friendly and quick. Sat down and they took our order in minutes. Food here is fresh and tasty. Buddy and I were happy. Prawn tempura - nice and light batter. 6 in the order. Comes with sauce. Sushi and tuna tempura - decent but not huge sized pieces. Fresh. Rainbow roll - this is basically a glorified Alaska roll with an extra slice of avocado on top, as well as an extra slice of salmon or tuna depending on the position on the roll (hence the "rainbow" name). Covered in that tangy Korean salad sauce, which is why I think the place is Korean. Tasty. It's a little pricy for the amount of food, but the quality was there. I'd come back, though there are other Japanese places in the vicinity. Recommended.

    Roll Combo: Dynamite, California and Spicy Tuna
    Michael L.

    Sushi Den is located near the Stadium Skytrain station so very convenient to anyone heading to Costco or to a game. We ordered take out as temporarily staying in an Airbnb around the corner for a few weeks. The presentation and taste were good for the two combos we ordered and the price was very reasonable. Just a reminder to bring your own bag if ordering take out to avoid the extra charge the city of Vancouver implemented. It was a positive food experience and happy to recommend Sushi Den.

    Dinner for two! Green salad, nigiri and rolls, udon, tempura and agedashi tofu!
    Charlie K.

    Little spot that is always busy! Looks generally clean and big windows offer light and views of the busy stadium district. The service was prompt and food came quickly. Food was also super affordable for the portion sizes and especially the quality! The fish was fresh and tasty.

    Donkatsu
    Brent A.

    Good service, decent and competitive prices especially for the meals. Pretty busy but not too crowded to find a seat during late evening. Lots of people taking out orders too.

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    Kathy P.

    I'm not going to hide in the DEN when I can eat all this SUSHI! We ordered take out and got fresh tasting sushi and perfectly deep fried assorted tempura at an affordable price. There were 4 pieces of tuna and 5 pieces of salmon sashimi and all were thiccc and glistening with yumminess. They both just melted in my mouth and I kept on wanting more. The box of tempura was never ending and kept its crispness throughout our whole meal. The dynamite roll was HUGE with the right amount of rice to filling. The only negative I could say was that there wasn't enough sauce for the tempura and soy sauce for the sashimi and sushi. Customer service was on point too! In the box: Salmon and tuna sashimi $11.50 Dynamite Roll $5.00 Assorted tempura $10.50

    Double Crunch roll and a spicy salmon roll
    Amy P.

    I visited Sushi Den at about 1:15pm on a Tuesday. It was just me and one other patron sitting inside. You have to fill out your name and phone number on a form and show proof of vaccination in order to eat inside. The menu is very thorough and has a ton of options. Most of the rolls are extremely cheap!! $4 for a spicy salmon roll. It was awesome. I got my order in right away and got my food in less than five minutes. Everything was great and the serving was on such a beautiful plate. The food was fresh and tasted great.

    Vegetable tempura
    Christina L.

    The price of sushi here is amazing. Quality of fish is good, too. I've eaten here multiple times, and everything has been fresh. Tempura is crispy; batter is not too thick. The restaurant is clean and staff is friendly. There is better sushi in Vancouver, but when it comes to the price/quality combo, this place is hard to beat!

    Bill L.

    Good value sushi place, ingredients were mostly fresh (except for the chopped scallop). Tempura has a nice coating and crunch, but had a burnt oil taste. Food came really fast, but had to flag down our server for everything. The service can use some major improvement IMO. The servers are hit and miss. Sometimes I get a really friendly and helpful waitress, but other times I get really bad service. For example one time a group of waitress was chatting with each other and ignoring us, and when they were cleaning up the dishes, they dropped a soy sauce plate full of soy sauce on the table and it splattered on all of us. Another time the waitress doesn't greet you or even speak to you. They just come up and stand silently beside our table with a pen in hand to take our orders. Then leave again without saying a single word. I had a whole meal once with a waiter not saying a single word. Service quality aside, I think they are overall good value for what you get.

    Salmon sashimi and tuna Nigiri
    Derek D.

    I just came here for lunch and was surprised by how cheap the food was and how good it was. The Tuna and salmon was both great! The service was great too.

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    100% the best sushi and prices. Recommendations by the staff were great. But the prices for the quality is superb.

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    Inside the waiting area before being taken to your seat.

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