Decent Korean-run general Japanese place. - decent salmon…read moredon and chirashi don. Pieces of salmon were great, not the biggest nor the smallest I've had. Pretty fleshy. No ikura though. - huge menu. They have sushi and all the usual Japanese dishes, bento boxes etc. they also have a decent Korean menu. - ramen was "average" noodles "too soft" and egg subpar. - Korean stuff was great. The Dolsot bibimbap was legit and kimchi seemed ok. - we also ordered soondubu and it was fine too. Good flavour. Not crowded and food came quick. Overall would come again.

Stopped by to get some sushi and sushi bowls to go. The restaurant itself was clean and had a nice…read moreambience. The service was friendly and the food was prepared fairly quickly. We were happy to see a variety of menu items including vegetarian options. We got the vegetarian poke bowl, salmon poke bowl, avocado roll, yam roll and vegetarian gyoza. We wish there were a little more salmon in the salmon bowl. The yam roll could have had a little more sauce and the avocado could have been a little more ripe. But otherwise the flavors overall were good.

Sushi is fine, basically at the level of a typical mid tier Canadian place. some of the pieces of…read morefish we were served were still partly frozen!. My main issue is how brutally slow the meal is. If you come here be prepared to spend 3-4 hours waiting for all your food. We were served approximately 1 or 2 rolls every 30 minutes. We have now been here close to 3 hours and are still hungry. Not exactly my idea of a good time after a day of skiing.

Oka san is a great sushi chef. Sushi quality is Michilen one star plus. Restuarant is tidy and has…read more10 seats only. It opens 5 days a week from 6pm to 10pm. That is a total of 20 restaurant hours for 10 seats per week. We are lucky to get two seats because someone cancel or do not show up. We tried large sashimi combo, sushi (tuna, salmon, sweet shrimp, squid, 3 toro, scallop, yellow tail), mimi Oka roll. We like sushi the best. We stayed at Fairmont Jasper for several nights and were able to get my son and daughter to enjoy Oka san's sushi by keep stopping by to check after 9pm.

I was told this is the best sushi in Edson, but it might be the best west of Edmonton, not that I…read moretypically eat sushi when I'm west of Edmonton. A small, authentically decorated place, nicely set out tables, close together but typical of true Japanese dining. The front is modestly decorated, you can literally walk right past it, which I did. Service is prompt and professional, with a broad menu of sushi, tempura, teriyaki and noodle dishes. Also lots of combo options as well. Food is really good, seems fresh even though we're along way from the ocean. Our table had a wide range of offerings, everyone was happy with their selection. There is so much choice, and service was so prompt, that I found the ordering process a bit rushed. Next time I'll spend more time with the menu. I'll definitely return next time in Edson.

The food is good plated nicely service is good for a small staff number…read more . Me personally i love the mangas and the anime magazine on display.

We were expecting funky and fun from a place called Evil Dave's but this was such a mediocre…read moreexperience. The ambiance was nicer than expected given the name, it was comfortable and modern but lacked any charm. The drinks were a highlight, we all enjoyed our cocktails and mocktails. The server was also very attentive and communicative. The only item we really enjoyed was the goat cheese poutine. That was delicious. The entrees were boring. Two of my party got the blackened salmon special with rice, vegetables and curry aioli. They expected a flavorful experience but got white rice, steamed vegetables and barely seasoned salmon with a small side of flavored mayo. It was cooked well but just not very tasty. I got one of the staff favorites, the bison meatloaf, which was also pretty bland. The meals were served like a convention center banquet meal instead of saucy, flavorful and fun.

This place was just next door to our hotel and on our list of restaurants we wanted to try…read more Honestly from the name of the restaurant, we thought the inside would be more like eclectic. Kinda like a theme rock or something of the sorts but it was definitely not. It was actually very nice inside, casual dining with a very fun menu. I wish I was hungry enough to try everything. Everything on the menu sounded so good and interesting. Even their drinks. The cocktails all sounded so good. We tried one of them and it was dangerous. I'd love to come back to try more!

I came on a Friday afternoon and it was packed busy and was seated at the bar section. It's a very…read morespacious upscale restaurant and I liked how you can see all the way into the back into their kitchen. I had a 6oz sirloin, with mushrooms and steak prawns added, mash potatoes, and broccolini. This was excellent and I felt happy with what I ordered. The bar area had wide screen television so it was great to also see the World Cup being played while eating.

We thoroughly enjoyed this restaurant. They fly fresh seafood in 2 to 3 times per week. The clam…read morechowder is to die for, we did the large. Our server Laura was awesome, gave us good tips during our dinner!!

I love fresh pastries and will not pass the opportunity to try something new. Also, the cute name…read morecaptured my attention. The Other Paw is a coffee shop with fresh pastries baked on the premises. I wanted something that I haven't seen in US and got the Butter Maple Pecan Danish for $3 CAN (about $2.40 USD). Unlike US Danish, it's thinner and less sweet. The nutty topping was delicious. The danish was on the drier side but still good. They also have sandwiches, salads, desserts and coffee. Great place to stop for a coffee/tea break after walking around down and have lunch.

This Paw is located along the main street and just across the street from the train station…read more During our recent visit, Gayle went savory (some sort of jalapeno cheese bread), while I went sweet (raspberry white chocolate scone). Gayle's gobbled up choice didn't make it to our train (Via Canadian towards Vancouver), while I saved mine for coffee on board. Unfortunately, Gayle and I just scratched the surface of this place as there's cakes, pastries, and other goodies (plus coffee). I wish we could come back. There's also the main Bear's Paw a few blocks away, which shouldn't make any difference, except for maybe the size of the line-up.

We ordered the brussel sprouts, mushrooms and risotto to start. All 3 starters were excellent. The…read morerisotto was perfectly creamy. The brussel sprouts were roasted to a perfect crisp. Our short rib was fork tender and luscious. The trout was cooked with a crispy skin and excellent texture. Service was outstanding and eating outside was a pleasure. If you want a great meal, come here.

Really lovely spot, tucked away outside of the main Jasper stretch…read more The place had a really cool, with campfires in the back, and a calming interior. The whole vibe was very homey. We ordered the mushroom toast, the pork belly, and the dan dan noodles. The noodles were far and away the best item, absolutely delicious! The pork belly was quite good as well. The mushroom toast wasn't bad, but we wished the mushrooms were a bit more pureed, the chunks of mushroom were a bit difficult to eat. Overall hugely recommended!