We got together for Chinese New years dinner. We had a party of two tables of 14. Mom ordered a…read moreset dinner which included an appetizer and ten courses. Every dish was amazing. The flavors were spot on and cooked perfectly. The season was spot on and the service was quick and efficient. For a very busy Saturday during the Chinese New Year season we had an excellent dining experience.

Our family went back here for a 2nd time, remembering the food was pretty good. However, this…read morevisit was no where near as pleasant. The food itself was fine and the good value, but the service was atrocious. Our server tried to upsell us on market price seafood more than once, and after we refused a couple of times, she started to become condescending. She made blunt comments about how "unknowledgeable" we were about certain dishes we wanted to try. She was mean and snappy to other staff by needlessly barking out orders. Once we tried helping move some dishes around on the Lazy Susan to help make room for incoming dishes, and she basically yelled at me to say that I wasn't helping. I don't really put up with this type of genuine rudeness anymore. There's too many good alternative restaurants that make you feel welcomed, that I have no desire to come return to this one.

"Fresh from today" Spot prawns were not fresh, were mushy, same goes for the salmon as mentioned in…read morethe other review above... Definitely won't go back again. Save your money, Mc Donalds food is better than this place...

I've known about this place for a while but was never a fish eater until recently so I tried it out…read morelast week. I don't know about there other stuff but their salmon is no good. They also lied to me and hesitantly said their salmon is wild instead of farm when I asked. Sort of my fault for buying it still since I saw that the salmon was bright orange instead of dark orange/red like how wild salmon should be but I guess I'm a sucker. Not to mention it had a fishy smell when I brought it home and it did not taste very good at all.

Like this little place. I buy some sushi grade fish here. Prices aren't that cheap but they have…read morea good selection of fish. I also like their pickled ginger and salmon. I discovered it on instagram recently and went there to pick up a few things. They have biweekly specials which they post on their facebook page.

Great place to get frozen sashimi! And some unique Japanese grocery…read more There were many frozen sashimi including geoduck, seared bonito, salmon roe, squid, shrimp, also great looking steaks that are relatively inexpensive compared to other retailers. Japanese grocery mostly dried foods and snack is pretty limited. I found dried seaweed, some rice crackers I haven't seen at other stores. The price for Japanese grocery is about the same. This store is pretty small but has lots of potential. The staff were very nice even letting us in before the store opened.

This was a fantastic place to come for the new date tonight. Being a summer hot sunny day we wanted…read morebarbecue, and this was recommended by one of our friends. While parking can be tricky, especially for the street just make sure you park where you're allowed to park Otherwise, the service was fantastic. Venice was our server and she was super nice. We have three different options/tiers you can pick. But we always pick the gold tier. Two hours is the amount of time you get and it goes by fast. We basically had three rounds of ordering. Start with the bbq meat and then move on to the soup. There's also lots of side dishes for you to explore .

Tiffany was awesome, almost as good as the food. Jokes, she was as good as the food and the food…read morewas amazing. Recommend the beef tongue, scallops and if you're adventurous and want something different and delicious the pork intestines! We'll be back Tiffany so remember our names

So glad i got to visit this delicious little gem. I randomly searched up omakese spots in vancouver…read morea while ago and this place caught my eye. I loved the menu selection so i knew i had to visit it at some point. My gf and i both tried the premium omakese nigiri set and it did not disappoint. I was so full after. I even ordered a few other things on the side. Everything was super fresh and artistically made with dedication. Something i also appreciate about this place is how clean everything was. The place was busy but it wasn't an obnoxious volume .. everyone dining there had good manners too, it wasn't one of those loud party places where you hear drunk people or alcoholics getting rowdy. Parking was super easy to find on the street and it was free. The server was really sweet, patiently waited for my gf and i to order and she gave food tips on how to enjoy the omakese spread like in what order to eat it. She gave good recommendation of which sake to pair with everything i ate. I'd definitely revisit this place and try their lunch specials.

I had a delightful dinner at Blue Coast on a weekday evening. Since it was a weekday, there were…read morestill space available even though we didn't have a reservation. They have free parking underground if you register your license plate with the front desk. We got the oyster motoyaki and the chicken karage as appetizers along with the salmon noodles. The motoyaki was small but very delicious while the karage I didn't think was anything too special. They hyped up the salmon noodles and the presentation was impressive but I would have to say the spicy broth/soup was a bit of a letdown. We then ordered both the salmon and tuna oshi with the tuna definitely being more of a standout.

First time trying to order blue fin tuna through the online platform found on Blue Bay seafood…read moreInstagram account. The service turned out to be very bad, where the staff had very poor communication skills between the delivery company, which led to our order being canceled last minute. The fact that they didnt even apologize for the miscommunication and went about canceling the order without even notifiying the client, is very unprofessional. If youre going to sell your products through secondary party, please be equipped with the right service representatives to fulfill the orders.

This is a great local seafood market located in the north Burnaby area. I bought some spot prawns…read morefor dinner and seafood was fresh. Prices for their seafood was average. Service was courteous and efficient.

If you want seafood fresh, as in live in the tank, then spare yourself the trip to China town and…read moreaccess this Riely Park special. Spotted prawns when in season, always lots of crab and lobster, clams and mussels and rock cod and red snapper. As a side note they sell cheaper lobster and crabs that aren't restaurant quality because they only have one claw. If you don't know, they taste just as good but for value I always get the double clawed because it's the best eating. I am always the only person here that doesn't speak Chinese but worry not there is always one young guy that you can talk with. I think nobody knows about this place because it has a door with bars on it and a small sandwich board as advertisement. Their prices are fair. This is a great resource for any home cook that is brave enough to venture into the dark and forbidding world of the sea

Was looking for fresh rock cod and this time of the year (Dec) they are hard to find with the…read morehalibut season winding down. Always driven by this place on my way to dim sum or Cantonese restaurants on Victoria Drive and decided to stop in and look and was pleasantly surprised they had a whole tank of live rock cod. Live and fresh is always better if you don't mind splurging and the price per pound which included scaling and gutting the fish was fair considering what larger places like Tnt were charging for live rock fish. I would recommend this place if your favourite fish market in Vancouver Chinatown doesn't have what you are looking for, they had a large tank full of live king crab while I was there as well.

DISAPPAPPOINTMENT!!!! The ready to eat food that you help…read moreyourself was not appealing . It looked like it sat there for a few hours , reeking away . I went around 5:30 /6pm and it was a peak time and it was about to close down at peak time .??? The staff was hurriedly putting away equipment and replacing the leftovers into trays. It looked like they were hell bent to get the hell out of there . Myself and the other shoppers were aghast ... were they evacuating to escape food poisoning ??? This was reflected in the empty barbecue shop.It was devoid of char Siu,, Bbq pork Siu yuk , roasted pork and , soya chicken which were all gone . These are the Go To for take out and it was empty ??!!! There was plenty of repacked food in trays that were leftovers from the Barbecue shop and food bar . I guess it was not getting enough turnover as they prepped too much . The pricing was minimal discount of 5o cents to $1, not much of a bargain for leftover food . To reiterate as it was supper time I came to get some ready to eat food A disappointment . Next time I will go to Kent's kitchen , Supermarket 88 , Cheung Le market, Donald's Market or Walmart instead . I find this a pattern in other T&T locations as well . I may just as well also stop going to T&T altogether and also shop my groceries at the above mentioned locations as well .

hot damn, the power of social media is something else. in a pinch for dinner, we decided to pop…read moreinto t&t for some inspiration and made a beeline for the deli. as luck would have it, papa crispy chicken was scheduled to be ready at 5:00 pm. i figured, why not wait? fifteen minutes later, there was already a line forming behind me. then, about seven minutes before 5:00 pm, a staff member dropped the bomb: only the first three people in line would get a chicken. we looked around and counted to see who would get it. the anticipation was palpable as we watched a staff member box up the chicken behind the deli counter. more hopeful customers joined the queue, only to be met with disappointment. i could have probably turned around and sold my soon-to-be prize for $24, lol. finally, at 5:06 pm, the moment arrived. the chicken came in a bright yellow box with two tiny containers of seasoning--maybe paprika, and the other a mix of salt, pepper, and yum yum sauce. they had a plastic container under the chicken, in the box, to avoid the grease from seeping on to the box. this fried chicken looked like it had been basking in the oil a bit longer than usual, but the extra crunchiness was actually pretty tasty (even an hour later) and the garlic marinade was on point. a whole fried chicken for just $12, it was a steal and totally worth the wait.