I have been frequenting Togo Sushi back in my old school days working at Oakridge mall. They have…read moretasty good quality sushi at decent prices and over the years, have kept the same high quality of service and food. No wonder they have expanded into several locations throughout the years. I was running an errand in Burnaby and decided to grab take out at Metrotown for dinner and decided to order from Togo and got a salmon avocado roll, two salmon nigri, and one chopped scallop nigri for around $13.50. The sushi was fresh and tasty. My only regret was that I didn't order an extra roll as the food wasn't quite enough to fill me but for what I did get, was happy with. Great to see Togo sushi still going strong.

Everytime I go to Metrotown, I always stop here to eat. Great portion sizes and great prices! The…read moretwo women who seem to always be there always greet me with a smile and a welcome! They are both incredibly sweet ladies. The ambiance of the little nook like restaurant is cute, kinda reminds me of my old poki place back in California -- but I don't eat in there, I always take it to eat in the food court.

Best sushi place in langley....or at least tied. My gf loves their yaki-udon and i love their…read moregenerous pcs of sashimi. Everything tastes fresh. The sunomono, miso soup, tempura and salmon/tuna maki were all very good. Well executed. Service is good and they are very accommodating to special requests. We go out of our way a little to come here often. Its worth it. (Prices are reasonable too!). I've referred this to many of my friends around Langley and they all agree it's a solid sushi solution.

Food - serving was generous and plating creative and vibrant. Overall, the Dinner Bento Teriyaki…read morebox was quite good, our favourite were the tempuras, gyoza and sushi. We ordered teriyaki, so sweetness was anticipated but it was way too sweet for our liking. The Agedashi tofu was OK; wish they used soft tofu instead of firm and wish it sat on a bed of soy sauce and tuna flakes like many authentic Japanese restaurants. Ambiance - the building seems older but there is plenty of seating. We got a booth that we sort of liked but were bothered by so many delivery/pick-up services folks who were standing right outside the entrance of our booth. Didn't want to make a fuss so we focused on eating, paying for our meal and then leaving. The best part of our experience was the Asahi beer! Paid about $70 for food, drinks and tip for 2 people. The staff were friendly and did come and check up on us twice during our meal.

Sooooo fast. Such a huge menu. All photos easy to know what you are ordering…read more The staff friendly. Easy to work with. I picked #62 beef stir fry and a orange crush soda. Came to under $15 and nice area lots of tables in the food court for dining. Most stores here seems closed. But this little fast food place was open. #62... it's okay... not the best I've had, noodle slightly over cooked, not enough sodium (quite bland) and the beef heavily tenderized with powder. Not a fan of cabbage mixed in. But hot, and fast service.

I was broken hearted to discover the couple who opened Ming Fong for two decades sold their…read morebusiness last month for years. This was my favourite spot for fried rice and noodles. Everything looks exactly the same, but the ownership and most importantly the chef has changed. We decided to give the new chef a try, but were unfortunately quite disappointed. The fried rice and noodles no longer have that same "wok flavour" and were quite bland and too wet for fried rice/noodles, the portion size is also half the size now, and I found the beef in our rice noodle dish had a funky flavour and we did not eat more of this. Sad to say we won't be back, and will be on the hunt for a place to live up to the old Ming Fong standards...

I just came here because I wanted something to snack on and decided to take this place a chance. I…read moreordered this fried chicken thing and the total was about $9.44. It tasted okay but for what it is, I felt like it was a little tad expensive and it tasted like it should be no more then $8 after taxes, tops. Especially for the portion you get. The employee didn't exactly seem to be the most gracious welcoming person, but didn't to be terrible. The only gripe I had was that I had caught them put a large amount of food (I'm 99% sure it was food) in a drawer style thing close to the front counter located close to the floor area. I sure hope it wasn't food because it felt like it was a health code violation..... I was going to take a quick picture but they slid it back into place before I was able to. And I got a distinct feeling they noticed I was going to do that, which kind of verified it was something food related that they probably shouldn't had been doing..... Either way, I'm sure the rest of their food there isn't terrible but I'd recommend avoiding this place and find a place that looked like they practice food safety more frequently.

So I'm almost certain that this is the establishment that I got food from... but their location in…read morethe lougheed mall food court. Got the chicken teriyaki. It was okay. Service was fine. Food was fine, but nothing outstanding that I'd absolutely need to tell you about. I did like how they made it to order; could have used more veggies.

This review is pre Covid19 distancing measures and before isolation…read more HI y'all. It's moi. Yes. I'm still Yelping (it's a verb) and doing it from the safety of my home. Just wanted to say that for this review, It happened just before we all were informed of staying at home. People were mostly still working at the offices but being right at the cusp of all this craziness, there were less and less people going out to eat. I didn't have lunch, I was hungry and I was at work, at the office. It was a sunny day, feeling good I decided to go for a walk. Now things were pretty strange already. Only a few people out and about. This was right at the cusp of all that was going to change and we were all trying not to say what that should not be mentioned. (no silly, not Voldemort) but Covid19. At the time it was still safe to go out to eat, or was it? Suffice it to say, I did venture out and found myself at OPA. Why not? I went in, it was quiet for lunch hour. Was I worried? Sure. but after I saw how the staff member there serving me took extra precautions in making sure the food she prepped for me. I was impressed and happy. Food safety is so very important and I'm glad that they did all the right measures to make sure it was done right. For that I give them a thumbs up. Sorry no pic, but I got the Falafel wrap with extra hot sauce. Gobbled it up before I got within twenty paces of the place. Yes, it was good. Vegetarian options are available here which is always a plus for me. There are so many businesses having difficulty in times like this. Yelp is trying to help out those communities with information on places that have take out or delivery options. I know that financially everyone is strapped, so be safe and spend wisely and spread encouragement and love to those around you with positive vibes. I'm vibing positive thoughts to y'all. y'hear?

I came with my mom and we each got the lamb platter to go. Each platter came with one skewer, a…read morepita bread, rice and salad. It was tasty. I do like the pita bread. That was my favorite. The rice was ok. Skewer was good. I wish there was more meat. For the price paid it was kind of pricy because it was mostly carbs. This Opa is actually a really and not located at a food court.

Kinton Ramen will save your life if you are stuck on the UBC campus…read more * * * Normally, when I am in Vancouver, I am all over Richmond, Vancouver itself and the other suburbs eating up a storm. Vancouver is one of the most amazing eating cities on the planet. I would love to spend a month here and just do one Yelp review after another. The number of five star reviews would be high. However, I was at a conference at the University of British Columbia. I was expected to do my duty. The University is at the far western edge of the city, separated from everything by other lots of woods, or lots of rich residential neighborhoods with no commercial. And the campus itself is huge. So if you are on a conference schedule, you are generally eating on campus, or paying a lot to make the major expedition out. The student food on the UBC campus is nearly universally awful. There is a Michelin restaurant if you want to shell out the bucks. Otherwise there is grim catering from some company with the rights to do stalls in the student union ... and some private sector places that are coasting. Lines are long because there are not enough tables for all the students on campus. Guaranteed business lowers performance pressure. * * * Kinton Ramen is an island of civilization and paradise in this world of mediocre student catering. We ate no fewer than four meals here and loved every single solitary one of them. Kinton Ramen is a Toronto based ramen noodle chain of distinction. It is destination eating in Toronto. It has since spread all over Canada. Quality control has been rigorously maintained. You can go into any Kinton Ramen anywhere in Canada and get a five star meal. To put things in perspective, Kinton outperforms 90% of the ramen noodle establishments in my home town of Austin ... And Austin has a deserved reputation for having first class ramen. So being "stuck" in Kinton was a little like being stuck in a perfect French bakery. * * * Over the half week that Kinton became our campus dining hall, we had all four kinds of stock. We had hot ramen and cold ramen. We had every kind of gyoza they serve plus their bonito heavy Tokyo French Fries. We had their custom flavored lemonades. We had the Sapporo beer on draft. We did not have their shandy. Given their good lemonade and good lager beer ... this was a lost opportunity. We had ramen as served. We had ramen with extra ingredients in there. I can never get enough of their hard boiled eggs. Their summer special grilled pork add on was a total treat. I could go on and on and on but you get the idea. * * * Many Canadian readers will not believe this review. This is because Kinton's are so widespread and so available just about everywhere ... That they take Kinton's for granted. It would be like me writing a five star review for maple trees. Ubiquity does not make a restaurant bad. Being a chain does not make a restaurant bad. Think of Kinton's as being like clean fresh Canadian water or being like wonderful Canadian forest views. Sure ... They are everywhere. It does not make them less wonderful. * * * If you want to know what makes Kinton special, Come down to where I live and have the ramen in my town. Much of it is perfectly good. The broth is not as tasty and the solid ingredients are not as tasty as what you get in Kinton. But then our air isn't so great and in a lot of places our forests are becoming kind of scrubby. Canada does a lot of things right. And if that means fast food ramen noodles in Canada are actually good ... Well, chalk that up to the talents and integrity of the best of the restaurant managers in the Great Frozen North. ********* If you read the other reviews ... Ignore the ones that complain about slow service. Service is massively slow everywhere on the UBC campus. There are more eaters than their are restaurant chairs. Kinton is actually better staffed and faster-serving than most of the competition on campus. (Actually Kinton is slow outside of UBC too. It is a feature of the chain.) That would be a problem where there is competition. But if Kinton is a tortoise ... It beats the snails that are the other UBC restaurants in the race to get food on your plate. The tortoise wins by two laps.

That may or may not have been the best Ramen I have ever had! The whole place was a blast- the…read moreenergy was amazing! The spicy chicken was the star of the show, perfect tenderness and flavour. The staff were also the most generous ones I've ever seen, giving us a free dumpling card for next time we come. This place might be better than half of Ramen in Japan. please come, I highly-highly recommend this!

Sushi Man is my go-to inexpensive sushi spot in the North Shore. The food isn't incredible, but…read moreit's decent, and a bargain at the price it's offered at. I tend to either get a bento box with salmon or the spicy sushi combo. I've never had to wait to get a seat and the service has always been quick.

This place just beat the other two places I used to go to for Sushi in North Vancouver…read more I like their sushi better, their service better and the environment better. Conveniently located central to many retail stores with plenty of free parking. The experience here is a testament to their quality and standard. Because they have been around for a very long time. Pretty Cool. However, I did go back to dine in and the experience was pretty different. It was Saturday evening on the 22 of November. We had a server who was unfriendly and unprofessional. Seemed like he was randomly picked off the street and told to wait on some tables. That's how it came across. Enough to change my stars for Sushi Man. Unfortunately.

Conveniently located beside Commercial skytrain station, and I was greeted and seated promptly…read more Server was very smiley and nice. I ordered their seasonal special ramen. Hot bowl of ramen with ground pork, marinated egg, toppings, noodles & hot broth hit the spot. I wish they have pan fried gyozas instead of deeply fried ones, and they could go easy on the sauce. But when I crave for ramen and am nearby, I'll go again.

New ramen place near broadway skytrain, super convenient to reach - within less than 5 minutes walk…read moredistance The staff team is friendly and welcoming, food service is quick. The spicy pork garlic ramen is delicious, thick noodle is tender , pork slices are seasoned well. If you like flavour, this one is a must try