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Big Catch Sushi

4.6 (110 reviews)
ModerateJapanese, Sushi Bars
Closed • 4:30 pm - 8:15 PM

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Casual
Moderate noise
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Spicy Miso Soup
Ian F.

Wonderfully small, beautifully decorated Sushi restaurant. The service was excellent, our waitress was pleasant and very helpful. My son and I went here on a snowy Saturday, and besides a table of 6 we were the only ones In the restaurant. The dining area is small, with close tables and from my experience, it does seem that it may get a bit loud when packed with diners. The menu is eye catching ( we used our phone, not to sure if they have a physical menu) both in offerings and in price. THIS IS NOT A CHEAP DINING EXPERIENCE! Saying that, it is a Sushi experience like no other that I have come across, ANYWHERE I have dined in my travels! We started with the Spicy Miso soup, almost a Ramen like broth, with a bit of heat. (My heat tolerance is very high as well as my son) so would this be to hot for you? I'm not to sure. RECOMMENDED! Followed by the Shrimp Tempura, again, some of the best that I have had. We even left a couple of pieces until the end of the meal and those were as crispy and held shape when lifted by the tail as the first shrimp! RECOMMEND! Lastly we had the Jupiter Rain Premium Oshi. A feast for the eyes! Each piece was so delicious and almost melt in your mouth. RECOMMENDED! We also had the green Tea, this was free refills, and was nice and hot. An excellent Sushi experience, the whole meal was out of this world! Unfortunately, my only down side to this dining experience was for spending $59 for 2 people, (including tip) we did walk away hungry. Not starving, but hungry. They had my favourite Sushi, Unagi Nigiri (BBQ Eel), but these were almost $5 a piece, and between my self and my son we could have easily polished off 6 pieces. So, great experience, excellent Sushi, quality through the roof, but you're gonna pay for it.

Oh my goddess this place is gorgeous! I absolutely loved the food. Had their miso soup, sockeye salmon nigiri and the spicy salon roll, everything was delicious and they have little heart imprints on the wasvi

Bluefin tuna, melt in your mouth! Thick cut as well!
Vanessa M.

This is a cute japanese restaurant with amazing customer service. The restaurant is quite small, maybe 16 tables.. The drink menu is folded into origami folded on the table. Menu has lots of colorful photos to assist in decision making.. The food comes out beautifully plated. The wasabi is fresh and it's all in the details.. the plate garnish was impeccable, like art! We ordered bluefin tuna sashimi and it was melt in your mouth! The rest of the sushi was very nice as well.. we had the ginger, rosemary creme bruleè and sweet potato pana cotta for dessert. They don't charge outrageous for the desserts either. I had a yuzu lemonade which was fresh and delicious! We were offered more tea even after we paid the bill, which is often overlooked at other restaurants. I am very pleased with this entire experience. Would both reccomend and return!

Denise W.

I heard about Big Catch from my colleagues. This restaurant has 3 different pricing on three different menus. Prices on SkipTheDishes are the most expensive of the 3 menus, second would be the dine-in menu and lastly the take out menu. Both the SkipTheDishes and the take out menu have platters and combos. The dine-in menu doesn't offer platters or combos but they have special of the day items. When I say special of the day, I do not mean cheaper prices for the item they have listed as special of the day. The name "special of the day" should have been called "feature of the day". So here is an example: The Big Catch Combo on SkipTheDishes is $21.45 and if you went there and had it to go it would be $16.50. Yes that is a big difference. Another example would be their special Oishi Sushi: Eat in $15.95, Takeout $14.75 and Skip $19.15. Pricing of every item that are the same on the three menus are all different. If you are ordering platters or combos the price differences are huge. Don't forget the delivery charge on Skip as well. Just one platter on Skip vs take-out price difference ranges from $20 to $40. I live in Downtown and it takes me about 20 mins to get from downtown to Big Catch. I came on a weekday when it was about -17 degrees and I thought to myself if I wanted to dine in or take out (to save a few $$). I ended up dining in instead. Sushi tastes a lot better if eaten right away. I ended up getting the 2 Oishi sushi: Autumn Haze and The Una. First off, I really liked the way the presented the dishes. It was really nice laid out. The sushi was made with care. I really liked the flavor. All the ingredients were fresh. The flavor in the autumn haze was interesting because they added like peppermint leaf or some sort of minty leaf in the sushi. The Una had the unique non spicy ginger topped on the sushi. The flavor was so unique that I have never had it in sushi back in Vancouver or in Japan before. Don't get me wrong, the chef and server here are Japanese and I am sure the sushi here are very authentic. I am sure there are restaurants in Japan that serves sushi using the ingredients they used to bring out that unique flavoring. I liked the decorations or sauces that they put on the side of the plate. They were very light in flavor but they were good. The wasabi was stamped with a nice flower and that was very pretty making the entire dish photogenic worthy. At the end, I also got dessert. I got the Sweet Potato Panna Cotta. It was small but it was very light and refreshing. It had a very light hint of sweetness all from the natural sweet potato. Desserts are not offered on the Take-out or the Skip menu. Service here was awesome. I was checked on couple times on how thing were going. Like most Japanese restaurants in Calgary and towns, tea is not free. There is a $1.25 charge for tea. I ended up getting hot water with lemon. I had enough tea at work already and don't think I want to drink any more. Décor inside is really nice. The restaurant is very small and I do suggest making a reservation when coming here. I came on a cold day and there was a table available right away. In Calgary, it is not easy to find a good Sushi or Japanese Restaurant. I have tried many Japanese restaurants in Calgary and it has always been a hit or miss. Prices are always on the higher end when it comes to specialty restaurant like Big Catch. Being from Vancouver, Calgary doesn't have a lot of good Japanese options. I do highly recommend trying Big Catch. The restaurant is located inside the Heritage Station Development Plaza. There are plenty of free parking out front.

- Atlantic Salmon Nigiri  - Albacore Tuna Nigiri - Unagi Nigiri  - Green Halo  - Jupiter Rain  - Spicy Tuna Roll
Randy M.

Big Catch is located next to Tim Hortons. Had: Prawn Tempura (Ok) $9.95 Green Halo (Good) $15.95 Jupiter Rain (Good) $15.95 First time trying Unagi Nigiri (It was really good) ($3.45 per) Spicy Tuna Roll (was ok, just like any other sushi restaurants) ($6.50) And had some other Nigiri sushi like Salmon ($2.45 per) and Albacore Tuna ($2.45 per) There some missing sushi that I order that's wasn't on the plate (had to re-order them) The special roll (rectangle cube size) seem small. Nigiri sushi (has small portion of rice) which is good or bad depends on how you want your sushi. Anyway when you leave, they even lend you out the door. Unique experience, first restaurant that I went to that do that. They make you feel, your important to them. Haha Overall: Had good experience! Food is good but could be better. *Wish there more option tho.

Samantha S.

Extremely friendly service and beautiful plating. All of the items we ordered were of high quality and tasted amazing. The restaurant is quite small with limited tables and does get a bit loud but still an enjoyable experience. We had squid tempura, assorted sashimi, dynamite rolls , autum haze , and passion sunrise. For dessert the ginger cream brûlée and sweet potato panacotta (holy cow amazing desserts) If you are into ordering a large variety of different rolls this probably isn't the place . Most options come with 7 rolls and it is a bit pricier (than most places I usually go to but you can tell the it is higher quality). Would recommend and would come back.

Christine L.

Went to the new restaurant and we enjoyed our meal. We ordered a couple of appetizers, two speciality rolls, nigiri and a regular dynamite roll. I particularly enjoyed the Autumn Haze roll and tuna nigiri. Tuna was melt in your mouth. The Autumn Haze had a subtle smoky flavour from the scorched salmon. The food is presented beautifully. Seriously, a work of art. The sauces on the side are edible, as are the flowers and other garnishes. Big Catch doesn't rely on mayonnaise or creamy sauces for flavour. Big Catch still does big takeout. Their takeout menu is specially priced combos and platters. I've ordered from Big Catch for parties and it's always a big hit.

Maria C.

A PLUS PLUS SERVICE there is a huuuuge, I mean huge.... 3 pages of roll selection. I'm so glad that I went with a group of 6 people! The nigri and sashimi is super fresh! The appetizers were so good as well!!!!

Awesome.  I ate half of it before remembering to snap a photo.  Truly wonderful.
Sidney C.

First things first, this place is located inside a farmers market. I almost left when I saw the empty parking lot. Coupled with the awesome ratings and the lack of people it was a total contradiction. After getting over my initial hesitation I proceeded to look at the menu. When I looked at the menu I was totally impressed. Amazing food, amazing presentation. Wow. Sorry about the picture. I was so hungry I ate half before remembering to take a photo. I recommend everything. The salmon miso soup was awesome and the agedashi tofu was heavenly. Btw, I showed up at 12:00 pm Sunday. By the time we got our food the seats were all taken and there was a line up. Definitely recommend this place. I will definitely come back. I

Artfully arrananged nigiri.
C W.

This is the polar opposite of the my previous sushi bar review, although both restaurants are good. Personally, I don't get the whole multi-ingredient roll thing. Very Canadian, I guess. That said, I have never seen such beautiful and elaborate sushi presentation. The plating is truly gorgeous. Little works of art. The fish quality is very high. We had one roll and a variety of Nigiri, all the fish was very good. I found the rice to be a little under-seasoned, another nod to Canadian diners, I am guessing. Chicken Karaage was excellent, crispy and tender, with a sweet sauce and white sauce that was sort of like a loose-liquidy potato salad. Don't know how else to describe it... I think it was mostly there for visual appeal. Successful dish. Tempura was perfectly crispy, with nice fresh fish and veg inside. The sauce here too was on the weak side, and we could have used more daikon oroshi. Might be an idea to offer it with salt, as an alternative. This kitchen is clearly talented. I'd like to see what they'd serve to a room full of Japanese people. This is a pretty little room, in a strip mall. No sushi bar, which is too bad. I like to see them preparing. Service was very quick, servers are super friendly.

Jupiter roll
Jessica B.

After reading the numerous 5 star reviews for Big Catch, we got really excited to try their sushi. So we decided to go there for our anniversary lunch "food crawl". So for our first time eating there we ordered their Big Catch combo( 6 piece dynamite roll, 6 piece picy tuna roll, and 6 piece California roll) and the Jupiter roll. All of the rolls tasted great and the food presentation was beautiful! Much better than most full fledge restaurants. The service was amazing and personable. The whole experience just blew us away. We wished we went to Big Catch last cause after our anniversary "food crawl" we felt that we started with the best part of our crawl(Big Catch) and we probably should have ended there! I have decided that Big Catch is this little gem of sushi paradise in the small Market on MacLeod. Definitely recommend it to friends and family. Already looking forward to coming back soon and bringing the rest of our family with us.

Two combos: spicy and veggie
Stephanie M.

What a wonderful surprise! Big Catch Sushi is located in the Market on MacLeod. Given the market is slightly run down, this is not a place you would expect to get good seafood. Well, I was wrong. Big Catch not only serves up delicious seafood freshly prepared, but it's presented beautifully like a work of art. You can really tell that they take pride in their food. On this first visit I shared two combos: the veggie and the spicy. A combo comes with three rolls of six pieces each for less than $15. Each off the rolls was perfectly sized, tightly wrapped and stuffed full of seafood and/or avocado. On the platter, the sushi rolls were served with amble ginger, wasabi and extra sauce dots flavoured with herbs, turmeric and spice. With the market closing in October, 2018, Big Catch does have to move. Fortunately, they are in the process of securing a new space. I'm looking forward to being able to visit them again in a new space with (hopefully) longer service hours.

Sockeye salmon maki, albacore tuna maki, and the magic mushroom sushi.

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Ari Sushi - Hamachi Tataki

Ari Sushi

4.8(25 reviews)
7.9 km•Inglewood

I'm usually not the type to leave reviews because, honestly, it feels a little corny, and I love…read moregatekeeping . But as a tourist visiting Calgary for the first time, Ari made my first impression of the city incredibly sweet and heartwarming. The chefs' technique was impressive, and the service was exceptional. You can clearly see their experience throughout every plate. Honestly, it's hard to even judge it because each dish feels more like a piece of art than just a meal. You don't see these details unless you spend couple hundreds at Omakase place. The staff checked on us consistently without ever feeling intrusive, making the entire experience feel welcoming and genuine. Ambiance was cozy and nice. Love their various plates and glasses. I can already tell Ari is going to be packed before long. So before the hype really takes off, do yourself a favor and check this place out. It's my first time in Calgary, but I'd absolutely come back just to visit Ari again.

The reviews were absolutely spot‑on. It's a small place, so definitely make a reservation. The…read morestaff were incredibly friendly and the service was fantastic. And the food... wow. The rolls were unbelievably good. We ordered three of the five special rolls on the menu, and every single one was outstanding so flavorful, so fresh, and packed with ingredients. They don't cut corners on quality, texture, or portion size. The wasabii was freshly made (not the tube kind), which was such a nice bonus. Honestly, if we lived in Calgary, we'd be regulars at Ari without a doubt! Thank you!

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Ari Sushi - Hamachi Tataki

Hamachi Tataki

Ari Sushi - Hokkaido Bafun Uni. Great as usual

Hokkaido Bafun Uni. Great as usual

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Nami Sushi and Grill

Nami Sushi and Grill

4.1(94 reviews)
7.2 km•Red Mile, Beltline
•$$

My new favourite sushi place! I've never been here physically THIS REVIEW IS FROM AN ORDER THROUGH…read moreDOORDASH! Had to call the restaurant to inquire about their delivery through DoorDash. The guy on the phone was snippy and ride. But damn, their food is so good the 2 minute encounter I had with him doesnt mean jack. Here's what I got: Salmon sashimi: best salmon sashimi I've had in Calgary! Thick, creamy and so so delicious they give 3 generously sized pieces for $5.95! Mango addict: not your traditional mango roll, this one includes smoked salmon which adds a very distinct taste to the roll. It's overpowering and different but not in a bad way; if you like adventurous flavours I recommend it! 8 pieces for 11.95! Spicy tuna: I was expecting a roll that would be creamy (with mayo) but instead I was met with an unexpected crunch! Just the right amount of spicy for the taste buds with a nice sweetness that sriracha brings. I'm not a fan of cucumber, but in their rolls they put a generous amount of protein so I wasn't overpowered with watery cucumber. 8 pieces for $6.50 Salmon avocado: a nice soft but not overly ripe piece of avocado with a thick, savoury piece of salmon in a simple roll! 8 pieces for $6.50! The only thing I didn't like were the California rolls I ordered, but that is because I personally don't like them and wanted to taste them for the first time in a very long time. Because it's personal preference I won't take off a star! I will definitely be a repeat customer. They arrived quickly via DoorDash, but they also have a personal delivery service if you call them. They included 2 small containers of soy sauce and 2 pairs of chopsticks as well as napkins for delivery. There is no wasabi or ginger in the photos because I asked them not to include these with my meals.

Wanted a mid-day "snack" and have been craving sushi so I ordered some salmon avocado rolls and…read moremiso soup. The sushi was really well priced and great quality! If I had just ordered that I would easily give a full 5 stars. The miso soup was just okay though... definitely want to try more things from Nami in the future and will update my rating if I find everything else is as delicious as the sushi!!

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Nami Sushi and Grill - Spicy roll combo - spicy tuna, spicy salmon and dynamite rolls ($16.95)

Spicy roll combo - spicy tuna, spicy salmon and dynamite rolls ($16.95)

Nami Sushi and Grill
Nami Sushi and Grill

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Point Sushi

Point Sushi

4.0(65 reviews)
8.5 km•Chinatown, International Avenue

My partner and I have been to this establishment about 10 times in the last year. We have brought…read morelots of friends and family here when they come out to visit from the states. This restaurant is unique and fun and the staff is incredibly friendly and attentive. As a vegetarian, I'm really impressed with how accommodating the staff is when I want to order certain items without meat or seafood. My partner eats all kinds of meat and seafood so she has no problems eating here. My favourite thing to order are the tofu nuggets and the chow mein without the chicken. My partner has a whole bunch of favourites that she likes to order. This place has grown a lot since we first came to visit. They now have vending machines with lots of little cute characters inside. I love how they have a little piece of candy for you to grab on your way out. This is one of our favourite sushi restaurants in Calgary. We always look forward to having lunch here.

Went here for a birthday. They loved ordering items using the bullet train. Ask for the low sodium…read moresoya sauce. The staff was attentive. Sushi was fresh (as it could be for Calgary), portions are a bit small but the price is decently priced as well. Casual dining environment and vibes are chilled out. Parking in this area can be a bit tough during the day, paid parking in the street. After 6pm it's free. We ended up parking a few blocks down. There are steps to get into this place. Not wheelchair accessible. All their food was good. We ordered mostly tuna and salmon sushi and sashimi.

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Point Sushi - Menu

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Point Sushi - Lunch for $26

Lunch for $26

Point Sushi - Tuna for $4

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Tuna for $4

IKUSA Izakaya & Tokyo Market - Yakitori

IKUSA Izakaya & Tokyo Market

4.3(18 reviews)
8.9 km•Bridgeland-Riverside
•$$

We needed a place close to the airport that was open late and this place was perfect. Located in a…read morequaint part of town, parking was easy on the street the restaurant was on. There was no wait for our party of 4, but the restaurant was busy with lots of energy around 9pm. We were seated in a corner booth and had a nice view of the restaurant. There is also a small grocery area at the front, with Japanese favorites and some prepared foods to go. There was a nice selection of sushi, noodles, and meats, which we had some of each. I had a prime Rib and Angus skewers and both were excellent, but the magic sauce was the best on the angus. I had a bite of the tonkotsu ramen and the broth was bold, but not too heavy. Lastly, I had the bluefin tuna roll, which was a good size and so fresh, you could taste it. The blend of ingredients in this roll hit the spot. The service was great and we were in and out in under an hour.

I came to Ikusa for dinner recently. The restaurant has a really good vibe for hangouts and reminds…read moreme of izakayas in Vancouver and Japan. In terms of food, I tried their Bluefin Tuna Roll, Creamy Scallop Roll, Chef's Choice Sashimi, Gyu Tan and Hotate Yakitoris. Overall, I'd give the food 8/10 - Bluefin Tuna Roll: 7.8/10: Real bluefin tuna, but overall reminds me of an avocado roll with bits of tuna, and not worth it - Creamy Scallop Roll: 7.5/10: Good flavour, but expected more like chop chop roll, especially given the price (else it's a California roll with scallop on top) - Chef's Choice Sashimi: 8.5/10: Good pieces of fresh sashimi - Gyu Tan Yakitori: 8.3/10: Good, slightly overpriced given the portion - Hotate Yakitori: 7.5/10: Nicely grilled but overpriced

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IKUSA Izakaya & Tokyo Market
IKUSA Izakaya & Tokyo Market - Rainbow roll

Rainbow roll

IKUSA Izakaya & Tokyo Market

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Maru Sushi & Don

Maru Sushi & Don

4.0(6 reviews)
7.9 km•Downtown

A great lunch spot with excellent bowls and rolls!…read more We visited Maru Sushi and Don multiple times during our stay in Calgary, largely because my daughter absolutely loved their food. We ordered a mix of dishes across our visits, including the Sanuki Udon, the Salmon and Spicy Pork bowls, and the Philadelphia and Flower rolls. The Rolls I'll skip a detailed review of the rolls since I didn't taste them myself, but they looked fantastic. They were meticulously wrapped, and the Flower Roll was exceptionally colorful and appetizing. Judging by how eager my daughter was to keep coming back for them, they must be delicious. The Udon (Sanuki Udon. Udon just means Noodle) We ordered the Udon, and the presentation was very solid. The noodles were neatly grouped and topped with the classic agedama (tempura flakes). The dashi has a standard, formulaic taste--I certainly didn't expect a from-scratch iriko base--but it makes for a very comforting and tasty-looking bowl of noodles. The Bowls I personally ate the bowls and ordered them twice because I enjoyed them so much. The concept is a bit like a Chipotle burrito bowl, but much closer in spirit to bibimbap with a lower rice-to-vegetable ratio. It perfectly fit my goal of eating lower-carb meals. The bowls are packed with a vibrant mix of mesclun greens, cucumber, avocado, edamame, corn, pineapple, and green onions. I loved the textural contrasts: tender salad leaves, refreshing cucumber, and the chopsticks-testing edamame. A great detail was the carrots--they were lightly blanched in a sweet broth, which removed the raw bite while keeping them perfectly crisp. As for the proteins, the salmon was standard, but the Korean-style spicy pork was the standout. They got it incredibly right. It tasted very authentic with a solid 5/10 on my spice scale, and the gochujang blended flawlessly with all the vegetables. Minor Critiques I only have two small complaints. First, the red cabbage and sliced radish were unusually bitter and didn't blend well with the rest of the bowl's flavor profile. Second, opting for brown rice makes the bowl pretty challenging to eat with chopsticks; the structure of the rice is loose and dry, making it hard to pick up. However, I still managed to clean my bowl completely while waiting for my daughter to finish her meal! Verdict Overall, I really enjoyed our meals here. If I worked nearby, Maru Sushi and Don would absolutely be in my regular lunch rotation.

The reviews were good, so I stopped by for dinner to try some sushi by myself. The interior of the…read morerestaurant has a nice atmosphere and is a small space. The store staff was alone, so you might have to wait. I chose salmon, tuna, hokkigai, and eel from Nigiri's menu, and added agedashi- tofu and miso soup. First of all, Nigiri's rice was not tasty. It's dry, and unfortunately, the fatty tuna (toro) sushi I had was sinewy and difficult to chew. The salmon had cuts on the surface, but also texture was unpleasant to chew. I didn't feel like eating any more, so I left the restaurant. If I get the chance to come here, I'll try something other than sushi.

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Maru Sushi & Don - Storefront

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Maru Sushi & Don - Beef Udon & Fresh Salmon Bowl

Beef Udon & Fresh Salmon Bowl

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Big Catch Sushi - japanese - Updated October 2026

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