Great Sushi. Great Menu. Great Service. Great Atmosphere. Wish there was one Downtown. read more

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You're pretty safe if you stick with ordering sushi at this restaurant. They do all the sushi stuff quite decently. I don't really recommend ordering their cooked food though. Forgt to take a photo but someone in our party ordered a Chicken Teriyaki roll and just like last time, when I ordered a bento box with Tofu Teriyaki in it, the Teriyaki sauce looked gloopy. =( Also, my veggie gyozas were just a bit greasier than I'd have liked them to be. Seafood Yakiudon looked...OK. Definitely not stellar. I've seen better looking Seafood Yakiudon. My avocado roll was generously stuffed with avocado, and the various orders of sushi on the table all looked good. Just don't really recommend any of the cooked stuff. read more

Sushi Town - Japanese Near Me - North Vancouver, British Columbia

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Ordered takeout chic teriyaki ... Terrible tasteless meal! I don't usually post. The most I do not return to the premise. read more

Used to be one of my favorite restaurants 15 years ago, but not anymore. For service there's none. They have an iPad for ordering and the screen is so sticky and it doesn't have everything like hot sake. The put the tea and tea cup on your table and expect you to DIY. The iPad has a call the staff button but they will ignore you. One staff is basically full time packing to go order and when we asked for more tea she took away the tea pot and never got back. Same thing for ice water. Acknowledged but never gave us. It's just really disappointing. Used to be fresh and ok service, but now more expensive and rude service or no service. They are humorous where they have the audacity to ask you for tip on the payment machine. If they want to save cost, just do the food court style. Order and pick up by yourself and grab your own seat. That would be better than having a rude server to ruin your day. Food is actually ok. Sashimi got so much thinner than before though. read more

Had to be in North Vancouver in the evening and looking for options along Marine Drive for dinner. Opted for Sushi Town. It is right beside the McDonalds on Marine Drive with plenty of free parking in the rear...always a plus. The room is large and open with high ceilings and many booths for seating...and I do prefer booths. Ordered the Tuna and Salmon Combo, a Dynamite Roll and a California Roll. There was no issue with the service and the sushi was brought out fairly quickly. Nice presentation and it all tasted great. It was a positive sushi experience and happy to recommend Sushi Town read more

Sushi Town - Tuna and Salmon Combo - Japanese Near Me - North Vancouver, British Columbia

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Horrible service food nothing to differentiate versus other options nearby .. never again will I step in this restaurant

Dinner Sunday night around 6pm - seated immediately. Given free green tea which was a nice plus. Pretty big menu and a variety of dishes. All of our rolls came out really quickly. Taste was good, not great. We picked this location since kind of close to Cap Suspension Bridge after we saw Xmas lights. ***WARNING: Later, My husband saw a male worker come out of the bathroom stall and walk out WITHOUT WASHING HIS HANDS!!!!!!!! He was a stocky male with glasses. He worked in the back, so he wasn't a sushi chef. That part is pretty disgusting! read more

Great sushi, good rolls, fast and friendly service. Fresh fish. Good sized pieces of fish on the nigiri sushi. Sushi rice had the right amount of vinegar. Sashimi was very good-looking. read more

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Ripped off and extremely poor attitude. Charged me $2 for a quarter cup of teriyaki sauce. Complained but they would not give me a credit. I also found the manager's attitude very poor. read more

Sushi Town - Japanese Near Me - North Vancouver, British Columbia

The food here is excellent and high quality, but when it comes to service, down right terrible. The servers can barely understand english and got our orders wrong many times, we got at the place at 7 o'clock and by 8 we still hadn't gotten the correct food. The atmosphere is dead as well because no one goes here anymore. read more

Classic family restaurant for Japanese food. Great space, good food, portions and price. read more

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Five of us arrived for lunch on Sunday June the 2nd. Our table was dirty, the service was not even at the mediocre level. I took a couple of stand up and hand waving to get their attention. When are food arrived it was cool to cold, not very tasty and a great disappointment. This was a birthday celebration. read more

Great overall, portions have gotten smaller, and more expensive over the years (i'm looking at you.... spicy salmon sashimi) but overall great sushi. read more

By far my favorite sushi place to get sushi from in Vancouver. It's affordable, the quality is good, and the quantity is also good! I've never gotten sick and I've ordered from here probably 100 times. My favourite items are the spicy tuna and salmon sashimi with the sauce on the side, and the negitoro roll. I'd like to see them use a bit more salmon and salmon skin in the B.C. roll. But other than that I find this place to be my go-to. read more

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I ordered the lunch box A and was disappointed that the Teriyaki beef was just beef, and sauce over rice. However when I look at Beef Teriy aki on their menu I see it includes bean sprouts, broccoli, carrot, cabbage and mushroom. Where were my veggies I wondered???? Was that ageism as I have grey hair? Too bad for them, as I live one block away and would return many times if it had been great! read more

The two of us had the cream cheese aburi roll, crab cake, and an udon - portions were good value. Food came quickly and I enjoyed these unique items. A number of my North Vancouver friends raved about this place many times in the past, so I'm happy I decided to try it out! Expect long wait times due to covid. read more

Sushi Town - Crab cake - Japanese Near Me - North Vancouver, British Columbia

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After a four hike at Cypress, my squad and I were ready for something cheap where we could order quickly and stuff our faces. Sushi Town was the answer to this call based on a friend's recommendations. We came in for a late lunch and were seated immediately. Our table ordered a substantial amount of food and all of it trickled in quickly. I had the cream cheese aburi roll, the Alaska roll, and the deep fried California roll. I should have known my stomach was clouding my rational decision making because I was stuffed by the time I got to my last 5 pieces. I ended up taking the rest home. My order total was around $20 pre-taxes and tips. Is Sushi Town a stand out sushi place? Yes and no. From what I've tasted, they do everything reasonably well, from food to flavour, pricing, and even in-restaurant ambiance. Does it have something that is remarkable and worth driving long distances for? Probably not. Still, Sushi Town is a solid choice, anytime, to stop by and pick up something to-go or to eat in! read more

Sushi Town - Cream cheese aburi roll. - Japanese Near Me - North Vancouver, British Columbia

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Thank you, Sushi Town, for blessing me with fresh, affordable, quick, and most importantly, delicious sushi over the years. Despite no longer living nearby, l continue to make the trip out because it is just that spectacular. Granted, you're not expecting over the top, world class sushi here. And to be honest, that's perfectly fine with me. In earlier years, I did have issues with slow service and some consistency with the food, but both have significantly improved over time. My family and I do have our staple dishes to order, but we mixed things up a bit this time with our rolls. SEAFOOD SALAD ($8.25): Where to begin with this salad? I just can't get enough of it. The crunch of the iceberg lettuce, the freshness of the seafood (smoked salmon, ebi, tako, hokkigai, artificial crabmeat), the bursts of flavour from the masago, the silkiness of the cold glass noodles, and the creaminess of the wasabi mayo and salad dressing - it's just a gorgeous medley of flavours and textures against your palate. It may be one of the best salads I have ever had; I can't even remember the last time I came here without ordering it. Also, fair warning: this is not the same seafood salad as Sushi Garden's, which is less decadent, served with seaweed, and only wishes it tasted as good as this one. ALASKA ROLL ($4.95): Avocado toast, meet your sushi counterpart. This is stuffed with avocado and masago, and topped with smoked salmon and again, Sushi Town's addictive salad dressing. Though I love this roll, it's given my sister some PTSD after twice discovering the avocado stem from munching down on the roll. More Alaska roll for me, I guess? HOUSE ROLL ($5.95): If you like a loaded roll, then this is your jam. It is bursting with artificial crabmeat, tuna, salmon, tamago, avocado, cucumber, and lettuce, and adorned with masago on the top. The ends are the biggest pieces, so they are naturally my favourite ones. Stuff them in your mouth in one bite, but perhaps avoid making eye contact with anyone else and just enjoy its wholesome goodness. RED ROLL ($7.95): This is essentially a glamorized chopped scallop roll that is decked out with cucumber on the inside, and spicy tuna and green onion on the outside. If you don't like heat and/or are averse to "slimier" textures, then this roll may be one to avoid. For myself, it's a special roll that is on rotation with the Awesome Roll whenever we order. RAINBOW ROLL ($7.95): I've ordered this in the past and I could've sworn the inside was different than what it is now. From what I vaguely remember, there used to be artificial crabmeat inside, but now it is simply tamago. I really wish there was more to it than that because the tamago is quite bland and not enough to elevate the flavour of this roll. The only variety you get is in the toppings, being avocado, salmon, hokkigai, tuna, ebi, and tako. I won't be ordering this again next time. TON KATSU ($11.95): A large, juicy cut of pork coated with panko, sliced and fried to perfection, and drizzled in a warm tonkatsu sauce. Add in a bowl of rice, a green salad (which you can toss into your seafood salad at the end for more greens), and two dipping sauces (I believe salad dressing and more tonkatsu sauce?), and you've got yourself the beginnings, or end, of a happy food coma. And on that note, I'm going to take a cue from Jiro and dream of sushi tonight. read more

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Came here on a Friday evening (long weekend) around 6:45pm and was seated approximately 10 minutes later. Their tonkatsus come with a bowl of rice and also a side salad for $11.95. The beef/ chicken teriyaki comes with just a bowl of rice for $10.95. All very flavourful and good! The bowl of rice is great to fill you up! However, when the table orders sushi, and other various dishes then it's very extra and rather filling! Their alaska roll ($4.95) was delicious! Super soft and the filling on top was very flavourful!!! It was the best sushi roll that we ordered that day! As for their beef udon ($9.95) it was a much bigger bowl than I expected!! All the items on the menu are very worth it for the amount of food you get and for the amount of money that you pay!! read more

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We travel to Vancouver often for mini-getaways, so this time we decided to concentrate on North Van. Our favorite sushi place in Burnaby was far away, so thanks to Yelp we found Sushi Town and we were not disappointed. We ordered the Assorted Sashimi, a Spider Roll, Miso Soup, and a plate of Shrimp & Sweet Potato Tempura. The fish was delicious - fresh, good texture, and large pieces. Even the octopus was not too chewy (which it often is at other places we've visited). The roll was large and contained an abundance of decadent softshell crab. And the tempura was the best we've ever had - crispy and hot. And best of all our total bill was only $33. The atmosphere was good, the service decent (not super friendly, but definitely expedient), and the place seemed pretty popular. The only thing that seemed odd to me was that the staff were taking their food breaks at a table right next to us - it seemed unprofessional. Also, the bar area is a mess, they use it for storage so it's rather unsightly. There's plenty of free parking behind the restaurant (it shares a building and parking lot with McDonald's). We enjoyed Sushi Town and it's good to know there's good sushi in North Van. You just can't get fish this fresh for these prices anywhere near where we live. read more

Sushi Town - Assorted Sashimi Plate - so fresh and delicious. The octopus and salmon were standouts! - Japanese Near Me - North Vancouver, British Columbia

Best spicy salmon sashimi in town! Fresh thick-cut salmon with perfect sweet chili sauce. My husband and I fell in love with it at the first bite. Reasonable price, good service, nice dining environment. I think Sushi Town is one of the top choices for family and friends dining. read more

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Came to sushi town for the first time when my friend from California was visiting and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. Usually when the prices are good and the wait time is short I think a sushi place might be on the lower end but this food was pretty good! Everything was reasonably priced. Appetizers were standard prices, comparable to any other sushi place. But I would say their classic roles were cheaper. We bought so much food and the bill didn't even end up being that expensive. It is a really big restaurant and there were multiple groups waiting, but since we were only a group of 2 we got in fairly quickly. Service was friendly, complimentary tea, and appetizers were quick to come out. My friend is vegan and she tried to make some customizations to her orders, but they really don't like when you do that - my advice, if you don't like everything in the dish at this place, don't order it. She couldn't really make any changes. Overall good experience. Very filling, had some left to take home (which is always good.) you know I always tell myself that I am going to eat it the next day but somehow it's always gone 2 hours after I put it in the fridge.... funny how that happens ‍ read more

Even though I'm not close to Sushi town and being from Vancouver Sushi is never far away from you, I usually come back here for Sushi. My buddy and his girl were visiting from the US and we went to Sushi town for old times sake and it was excellent! I tried some new things and it did not disappoint. The usuals that I go for are the spicy yamtem bit roll(my absolute fave) and spicy salmon sashimi with avocado roll(very popular). If you like tasty things definitely try the yamtem bit roll. We got the tuna/salmon sashimi this time but I prefer the salmon. It's a must if you love sashimi. We also got the beef Udon. It was my first time trying and it was excellent! and the crab cake. That huge tower of deliciousness. If you go in a group get this but beware, it's for 3 people minimum.This makes things even more complicated for future orders! ;/ The other two rolls in the photos are Alaska roll and Dynamite roll(prawn). Alaska is light and delicate and I like dynamite roll specially with soy sauce, it's abit dry by itself. I like rolls that have sauce with them as suppose to adding soy sauce. All in all great food. Give it a go! read more

Sushi Town - Spicy yamtem bit roll(the best!) and spicy tuna/salmon sashimi. - Japanese Near Me - North Vancouver, British Columbia

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We ordered a salmon sashimi, California roll, chopped scallop roll and some toro nigiris. On the whole, everything was pretty good. The sashimi came in thicker pieces than most places, but we came early in the morning and could tell it came straight from the freezer. The taste of salmon was hidden behind the coldness of the piece. The same thing goes for the toro nigiri. They were good, except for how the taste of toro was masked by the cold. The California roll and chopped scallop rolls aren't too remarkable. They are similar to what you can get elsewhere. Be prepared to be extremely thirsty afterwards - you can tell most of the food here is laden with lots of MSG. And you'll feel the thirst during your meal too, but the service here is excellent. Waitresses will go around often with tea or water and refill your cups for you. On the whole, this place is what you'd expect for the price you pay. Above average service, and average food. To satisfy a sushi craving quickly, this is a good place to try. read more

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Came here with the same family member that came with me last time again. This time, the service was much better, they refilled our cups with tea more frequently unlike the first time we came here. Also, the sushi came awfully fast this time (at least the first ones we ordered), the 2nd time that we ordered when we were still hungry took a while longer but still took within an acceptable amount of time. We've ordered tuna salmon sashimi + tuna sushi combo (we ordered this one twice). While I still can't really excuse what happened the first time we came here, but at least this time,they were much better. The only thing sucks was that this time, I was seated literally right in front of the cashier, so I can feel the vibration and the banging every damn time he or she had opened that damn annoying cash register.... Seriously, they need to get rid of that particular seating area. read more

Sushi Town - Spicy salmon sashimi. Delicious sauce and decent fish quality. - Japanese Near Me - North Vancouver, British Columbia

One of my favorite Sushi places. Its Korean ran and this place makes me thing of Sushi Garden and Sushi Nanaimo. I really like their spicy salmon sashimi and their prawn tempura. Service is a bit slow but over all I am looking for good food. The portion is quite big. If you go at lunch time its not as busy as dinner time. Everything is made fresh by order. Price is ok. Pretty standard pricing. They do have a shared parking lot with McDonald's next door and never once did I have trouble finding a parking spot. I have to say it is located in a good location where there are not a lot of competitors nearby. read more

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The best chicken katsu don period! I've searched far and wide for this dish and couldn't be happier to find a place nearby.

Service. Has improved. This place is always busy. I appreciate the ginger quality. My son LOVES their Alaska Roll. Reasonably priced. Clean. read more

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Way too much rice, it's rice and tiny little bit of fish. I paid for rice or sushi, no clue. Really poor washroom and get some new upholstery so embarrassed with guests. Oh you don't want refills cause they will charge you. I wish waiter could of told me after when I wanted a third. Instead he warns me before which ruined the meal, I will gladly pay if I want more. read more

Sushi is one of my favourite foods, and this is where I get my regular sushi fix (AKA I have their whole menu memorized by heart). Although the service here isn't amazing and it can get difficult to get a table if you come at a peak meal time, this place has great sushi at an affordable price. I love their nigiris (they don't skimp on the fish) and their rolls are pretty delicious and very filling. Their other dishes like seafood udon and teriyaki are also yummy and have generous portions too. But, the best thing on their menu is the SPICY SALMON SASHIMI. It comes on a bed of daikon and the salmon and cucumber pieces are perfectly blended together with their house spicy sauce. If you like sashimi at all, you have to order it! As mentioned before, the only downside here is that their service isn't the best. During busy times, you can often feel like you're being rushed to quickly finish your meal so they can seat other customers, but I find that understandable. Fortunately, the interior decor contributes positively to the atmosphere, bringing a modern and urban vibe. Overall, if you want delicious sushi at an affordable price with generous portions, then this is the place for you! (as long as you don't place too much emphasis on a restaurant's service) read more

Sushi Town - Toro, salmon, and unagi nigiri - Japanese Near Me - North Vancouver, British Columbia

This restaurant has the best sushi. It is fast, clean and of course delicious. Even when they are busy, the service is fast and reliable. read more

Sushi Town - Spicy Salmon Donburi - Japanese Near Me - North Vancouver, British Columbia

We were visiting Vancouver, when a friend took us here. We had to wait for about 35 minutes before we were seated. When you go in, there's a sign up board where you write your name down. Afterwards there's not too many places to stand and wait. However, once we were seated and ordered our food. I was amazed at the size and quality of the food. For 5 adults and 4.5 kids our bill came out to $79. Which for the same amount would have cost us a few hundred back in Seattle. Great Food, Great Price! It was worth the wait on a Friday night. read more

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I honestly don't understand how every single time i've gotten takeout it gets worse and worse. My dad sometimes gets sushi takeout for dinner and Sushi Town is sometimes the closest place he can go to. He always gets me the spicy salmon sashimi, the California Roll, and the Dragon Roll. The spicy salmon sashimi always has a fishy taste, and the sauce never has any distinct flavour. It is also very tough and cut in different sizes. How could a sushi place mess up California roll?? It is always covered in mayonnaise and not cut properly. I actually got sick from one of their Cali rolls previously. The Dragon roll is by far the worse. The roll is so messy and not cut properly. The unagi is filled with bones, and the roll is covered in green onion. Whenever I pick it up with my chopsticks, it falls apart immediately. I gave this place a couple of tries, but today is the day where I won't be asking my dad to get sushi from this place again. Would rather go to Bene sushi than this and sit through their horrible service but actually receive somewhat good food. Not recommended. read more

Coming from Washington D.C. area, I have to admit that Vancouver has the best sushi in North America. We went to local sushi place near our hotel, and yet this local place provide better sushi than any top expensive sushi restaurants in Washington D.C. The price was unbelievable as well. We had 3 Agetashi tofu, 3 Tempura Udong, deluxe Sashimi, deluxe sushi, spicy tuna sashimi, and Chirashi for only $88 after unbelievably expensive Canadian sales tax. This is unthinkable in US. Fresh air, clean water, and fantastic food,,, you Canadians are lucky, especially my parents and little bros family. read more

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This is by far my favourite sushi place in the Vancouver area, and there are MANY sushi places to say the least. The place itself is very clean and their seating areas, bar and booths gives such a comfortable western charm to it. But does the oriental taste of Japanese cuisine hold up? Oh my god, yes it so does. The food there is excellent! The prices there are pretty good too, not the cheapest to be found but definitely not the most expensive either. I highly recommend the spicy tuna and salmon sashimi dish. My god, the spicy sauce they use there is something I still haven't found anywhere else. The location of that place is hidden pretty well, shared side by side with a McDonald's, I truly believe that's why the place is so not that busy, if it was in the open, it would be swarmed by sushi eaters! Plenty of free parking too right on their lot. A must to anyone who like Japanese cuisine, you won't be disappointed. read more

Sushi Town - Spicy tuna and sashimi! My fave! - Japanese Near Me - North Vancouver, British Columbia

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Feed a family of 4 comfortably for $40! Went with the fam today and everything was awesome - from food to service! Can't beat the prices, portions and good taste here - still a favourite! We recommend: - Spicy salmon and tuna sashimi (what they're known for) - If you like the California roll, try the Smoked Salmon Roll (Cali roll with smoked salmon on top) for an extra $1 - it's much bigger than your typical cali roll and a little different! read more

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PROS + Cheap prices, large portions CONS - Service is a bit slow - Lacking quality - Poor selection of Deluxe Sashimi RATING Food 2.0/5.0 Ambience 3.0/5.0 Service 2.5/5.0 Price $ Deluxe Assorted Sashimi 25 pcs ($18.95) consisted of salmon, tuna (substituted for salmon), tai, tako (octopus), amaebi (sweet prawns), hamachi (yellowtail), hokkigai (surf clam) and saba (mackerel). The sashimi was not special to be considered "deluxe" in terms of its selection and the quality. The salmon was not fresh but rather mushy and lacking flavour. I forgot to take a picture of Spicy Salmon Sashimi ($8.95) but it tasted pretty good due to their signature sweet-spicy sauce (the typical Korean spicy sashimi sauce called chogochujang, ). Assorted Tempura ($7.50) had prawns, zucchini, carrots and potato tempura (2 pieces each). They were pretty good as the batter was well-seasoned and held the crunchy texture nicely. Awesome Roll ($7.95) consisted of crab meat, cucumber, avocado, mayo (basically the California Roll) inside the roll, topped with salmon, green onion, masago and bonito. The sauce was a bit overwhelming to me, but my mom still enjoyed it. My parents were pretty full by this point but I was still craving more food. I ordered 3 other items including Double Dragon Roll ($7.95), which consisted of avocado, cucumber, masago, unagi, mayo topped with unagi, avocado, masago, green onion, and sesame seeds. The sauce for the unagi was very subtle and the unagi itself was not fully cooked. It had a very soft texture which I liked about, but it was rather plain in terms of taste. My parents were all stuffed after a few pieces of sashimi and rolls, so I basically finished Chicken Karage 6 pcs ($3.95) was seasoned well and crispy on the outside holding the juiciness of meat on the inside. But the oil they used was a bit old making the chicken smelly. The Toro Nigiri was not available so I got Chopped Scallop Nigiri ($1.35) and Hotategai Nigiri ($1.65) instead. The hotate was rather mushy and lacking a sweet flavour. Overall, the place was okay considering its "very" cheap prices and generous portions compared to all other places. It was a good choice to surprise my parents that it costed only $60 after all. My parents were not satisfy with the sashimi, but they still liked the special rolls. read more

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Sushi Town is conveniently located at Marine Dr with a free parking lot which it shares with the neighbouring McDonald's. The lobby is quite roomy and probably one of nicest ones I have seen among Sushi places around Vancouver. The service was quick even though the restaurant was fully packed and the food was fresh and had great presentation. I will definitely recommend Sushi Town for a casual first date or a friends night out. read more

Sushi Town - Mix Combo - Japanese Near Me - North Vancouver, British Columbia

Found my new favourite. The service was quick and friendly. The food was fresh and delicious. I will be back soon. read more

Sushi Town - Delicious! - Japanese Near Me - North Vancouver, British Columbia

Ironically, this location shares the parking lot with McD's...which is sorta a comparison to what Sushi Town is like. It's basically a fast food sushi joint with cheap prices and turn 'n burn service. The fish is fresh, but I sense that this place isn't authentic. You come here with eating quantity versus quality, so if you know this, it's ok. Still loads better than the majority of sushi places in Toronto, but that doesn't say much. Special rolls are really big, can be loose, and sometimes slathered in various sauces. A coupla servers came to our table with the wrong order, sometimes they can be dismissive, and rude, but don't take it personally. They just want you to leave the restaurant ASAP, in order to serve the next party! ;) read more

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