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    Jinmi

    4.6 (54 reviews)
    Closed • 12:00 pm - 3:00 PM, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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    Amy O.

    6/3/26- After a busy morning and resting at the hotel, I was able to find Jinmi.. Read some of the reviews and decided to catch an Uber..( I did call to make sure they were open)... Made it in for the lunch special.. Staff is so efficient and so very accommodating.. Presentation was precise... Taste and flavors : amazing... I have not had fresh salmon like this since Japan.. All the flavors blended so well... the seaweed soup was full of flavor.. Every bite just melted away... Definitely a must when visiting Vancouver.. Ps: Jinmi translation: Good Taste

    Harry S.

    Jinmi is officially one of our absolute favorite Korean restaurants. This is where we would bring friends to brag about how elegant, beautiful, and amazingly delicious. This was our third visit and we were just as impressed as before. Service was professional, friendly, very friendly. Their service standard is a cut above. I love interacting with everyone of them. It is so evident that they take pride in their work and the products they offer. It is such a pleasant dining experience with this crew. This time, the menu has slightly changed so we tried a few new items. We had the lunch special with soy-marinated salmon dish set, galbi, spicy marinated crab, and unique desserts. Oh my, they were all amazing. The marinated salmon dish was perfectly flavored and delicately balanced. The galbi? It melted in our mouths and it was presented on a Korean traditional ceramic bowl with charcoals so keep it warm. It was an amazing dish. Their specialty marinated crab was great as expected. And we tried chestnut tiramisu and some Korean jellies. Loved them all. We are always planning our next trip to Vancouver to visit Jinmi again.

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    Ash Y.

    Stumbled across Jinmi on our first day in Vancouver and wow... what a find. Korean soul food in the best way possible. The service was fantastic and our server was so kind, offering recommendations and explaining how some of the dishes are traditionally eaten in Korea. We had to try the marinated raw crab since it's their specialty and I've honestly never tasted anything quite like it before. That said, my husband and I both agreed the galbi was our favorite bite of the night. So flavorful and perfectly cooked. Highly recommend if you're in Vancouver, you won't leave disappointed.

    Shan L.

    Jinmi was such a pleasant surprise. This might by one of the best Korean restaurants Ive been to and I've lived in Los Angeles for over 7 years. I came in without a reservation but luckily there was availability. We were seated near the kitchen where you could see the food coming out. The restaurant itself isnt too big or too small and had a very modern feel to it. As for the food, the Korean fried chicken was made to perfection and was perfectly balanced in terms flavor. The soy marinated salmon is the first time Ive had this flavor on fish instead of crab and I think it taste just as good to the point where I would probably order the salmon more than I would order crab. The soy marinated seafood is a must try. The oyster pancake had tons of oysters on it and tasted great too. The desserts are a must and they were all good as well. Anyone in Vancouver needs to give Jimni a shot! I definitely will be back.

    Jacq M.

    We had such a great experience at Jinmi Korean Restaurant! The food was not only absolutely delicious but also beautifully presented--every dish looked like a work of art. You can really tell they put care into both taste and presentation. The staff were incredibly kind, welcoming, and accommodating, which made the whole experience even better. Highly recommend if you're looking for amazing Korean food and great service! Ambiance is a 10, cozy and relaxing!

    Abalone rice
    Karen Y.

    Best raw marinated crab on the west coast! They fly the crab in from South Korea. The crab is so succulent and fatty - get the one with the uni! It's so delicious and fresh. Highly recommend the beef tartare as well - it's so flavorful especially with the pear. This is one of my favorite steaks because it's not overly fatty, but it is very juicy. Service is super quick and friendly! I can't wait to come back here next Vancouver trip.

    Salmon plate
    David O O.

    Great food, service,and ambiance. Go for lunch and get one of the plates. So good and tasty. Prices may seem high but its reasonable being in downtown Vancouver. Check it out.

    Christopher N.

    A surprise find near Costco! Attracted by pictures of crabs on its website, we came for a late lunch on a Tuesday. The decor was simple, classic. It was close to 2pm so there only two groups of customers at the restaurant. We ordered a spicy and a non-spicy version of the signature crab dinner set, the salmon lunch set and the oyster pancake. To complement the crab, we also ordered the locally made rice wine. First of all, the spread of complements was not as extensive as other Korean restaurants but they were adequate and nicely presented. Each meal comes with a seaweed soup. For the salmon lunch, it was kinda like bibimbap. The salmon was of great quality. The crab bapsang was a dish I have not had previously so it was quite an eye opener. The crab came directly from Korea. The texture was super creamy. This is similar to the Chinese version but in a larger size. The spicy version was so good that I finished all my rich soaking up every bid of juice and gochujang. The rice wine was a nice pairing. The fact that it was made in Vancouver made it so special. Service was really good - maybe we were the only customers. Price point was really reasonable. Definitely on my recommend list.

    Oyster omelette
    Brenda T.

    Waiting time: 5/5 Cleanliness: 5/5 ‍Service: 3/5 Taste: 4/5 Pricing: 2.5/5 Overall: We came here to celebrate a birthday with a group of 3 people. Because we made reservations, there was no wait. It was a very clean and tidy space with the servers creating a warm atmosphere. We've been to their other location (now closed) before for their marinated crab. So we knew that we were going to get the same set again. This time, we ordered extra dishes and the oyster omelette would be the stand out because do you see how many oysters are on there?! The marinated crab set is good as always. The only downside of this place is that it can be a bit pricey. We'd only come here for special occasions. Side note, because it was around kimchi day in Korea, they actually made 100 individual batches of kimchi for their customers! Each of us got one container and it was really tasty!

    Tiff K.

    Service is attentive. Keep in mind that this restaurant specializes in raw crab. It does not offer a big variety of regular Korean staples. They introduce the dishes in depth and offer some upscale seaweed to eat the crab "brains". Also note that side dishes are not refillable. Their menu is specific that you have to order a combo in order to add on specific dishes. Prices are on the higher side. Ambiance is calm and relaxed.

    Soy marinated crab
    Michealea F.

    There wasn't any taste of fishiness from the crab and it had a nice jelly texture. I usually eat smoked crab or singapore style boiled crab, so this is a new experience. While crab meat is good, I think it lacks the umami flavor from the soy. My favorite part of the meal is the homemade kimchi. It wasn't sour at all and had a nice kick of spiciness. The soup was good as well, but I think I should have drank the soup first because it cooled down while I was eating the crab.

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    Thomas A.

    When researching on what to eat in Vancouver, i found this place, and my wife instantly wanted to come here. She loves soy marinated raw crab, so I booked us a reservation. Luckily we did because the day we showed up, it was packed! A person in front of us didn't have reservations, and the front had to turn her away since the wait was over 1 hour. The place was very busy (they were serving 1 really large party), so the service was a bit off. They brought wrong dishes to the wrong tables, and the servers didn't appear to communicate well with each other. After things seem to settle down, they were able to take our order and serve us our food. The marinated crabs are the stars of the show. If you like it spicy, then get the spicy (but be warned...it brings serious heat). It was too spicy for me, so I ate most of the soy marinated, which was the best I've had. Normally, I don't like eating it because it's usually salty when i tried it. However, this time around the soy sauce was not salty. You can really taste the ocean , and the crab eggs/innards really mixed well with the rice. The dried seaweed that they give here is the best that I've ever had. If you like raw crabs, then I highly recommend this place.

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    Manola Y.

    Food: The crab was very good, great consistency and rich taste. Both the spicy and regular crabs were very good, and tasted different as well since the spicy sauce is so flavourful. They also paired very well with uni! I'd recommend the spicy one if you enjoy the classic gochujang spicy Korean flavour profile and want an additional kick, and the regular one if you're looking to taste the crab more. On top of that, the sides were very good too, the kimchi was spicy, flavourful, kicked a punch, and was overall well prepared and was a highlight for the sides. The portion was good too, it felt like enough food for me. Service: Great service, this was our first time trying this dish, and they explained everything well for us. They always refilled our tea and water without bothering us. Ambiance: This place was nice and quiet enough for intimate conversations, and a lot more lowkey than I thought it would be, but I enjoyed it. It was nice for a date night, but there are definitely places out there with more romantic ambiance. This felt a little more upscale-casual to me, maybe because the decor is quite grey. 4 stars! Loved the food, great service, good ambiance but could be better.

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    Soy marinated crab (Ganjang Gejang) was superb. Adding sea urchin (uni) to crab paste was also delicious.

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    Fanny Bay Oyster Bar & Shellfish Market

    4.4(984 reviews)
    0.0 km•Downtown
    •$$$

    What an amazing place! We're staying in Vancouver for 4 days and we've come to Fanny Bays happy…read morehour 3 times! The oysters are delicious, as is everything we tried on the menu, our server was a lovely young woman who showed me my crab before it was cooked and gave us lovely service and we bonded over Columbia vs. Switzerland in the World Cup. All in all it's one of the best meals of my entire life and i can't wait to come back to the city to experience it again and again!

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    Rodney's Oyster House

    4.0(913 reviews)
    0.8 km•Yaletown, Downtown
    •$$

    I came for their Low Tide (happy hour) for some oysters and a beer. I sat at the bar and was…read moregreeted by an excellent bartender. The service is great here and the ambiance is kind of classy. I loved getting to watch the bartender shuck the oysters and grate some fresh horseradish on the plate. It was also really fun that they had a variety of sauces you could put on the oysters ranging from a mild mignonette vinegar and cocktail sauce to spicy hot sauces. The oysters that day were from Fanny Bay, so they were very plump and juicy! The addition of the fresh horseradish on the oysters added a really nice flavor with just a hint of the spicy kick you get from jarred horseradish. I also order the shrimp and lobster sliders, which were very tasty.

    This was our first meal in Vancouver, and it's still hands down the most memorable meal we've had…read more The seafood was incredibly fresh, and everything was so thoughtfully prepared. The flavors were clean, balanced, and absolutely delicious. Definitely a meal we won't forget! We asked for recommendations on local oysters and tried the Island Tides, Kusshi, and Beachcomber. Each one had its own distinct character, from the texture to the brininess and subtle sweetness. Honestly, I could eat these every day. Make sure to their the house sauces, so many beautiful flavors in just a few bites. The potato crusted halibut and mussels were some of the best I've had. Seriously exceptional quality. They absolutely nailed every dish. The flavors, execution, and freshness were all on point. The only downside was the AC, it was barely doing its job when we visited. Honestly, it felt less like dining out and more like having dinner in Arizona. All in all, absolutely loved it and would come back in a heartbeat.

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    The Fish Counter

    4.4(394 reviews)
    3.2 km•Riley Park
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    I've been meaning to try this place for awhile and finally got my chance as i had a medical apt…read moreclose by. I went in and ordered 2pc snapper and chips. Once my order was completed I found a seat and started to eat. The seating area is limited and if various options, a couple tables here and there and a counter by the window. The fish was crispy and nicely battered and chips were decent. Fish size was again decent i wouldn't say the largest nor small but regular in size to decent fish and chip places. Overall nice, I think strong decent fish and chip place but imo overhyped. It's not bad but nothing mind

    I visited here on August 1st on Friday to use up my gift card. I didn't get a chance to go when…read morethey were closed. I ordered an Oyster Po Boy, fries and a drink which came to total of $27.10. It was messy to eat Po Boy, but that wasn't an issue. Baguette was so crunchy on the outside it was perfect! There was some arugula, kimchi and 3 pcs of oysters in it. I also ordered fries it was huge! Fries were bit salty and overcooked I tossed it out in the end. I left my water and soda to drink them later after heading to washroom. Staff cleared my water and soda away. I still had half of soda in it. I felt thirsty after eating my food in the end. It'd have been nice if she asked me first before clearing dishes. I don't think I'll go back.

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    Riley's Vancouver

    4.3(196 reviews)
    1.0 km•Downtown

    4.5 Stars It'd been…read morea solid 4ish years since I'd last been to Riley's for happy hour and I figured that it was time to visit again as I'd missed their beef carpaccio. They did change it from crostini to chips instead which I preferred the crostini; nonetheless at $16 for a decent amount of high quality carpaccio, you can't go wrong. My friend and I also tried their short rib "escargot" ($15) which was melt in your mouth when paired with the pastry and doesn't actually contain snail! I'd definitely recommend this item as it might be my new fav happy hour item. The crispy brussel sprouts ($9) were also well seasoned but I found them to be a bit overfried but honestly not bad since I don't normally see brussels sprouts for happy hour. Their Hugo Spritz ($9) which was elderflower was also one of my favourites as it was not too heavy and complemented the food well. Overall still my favourite happy hour in Vancouver considering the price and amazing quality!

    The food was alright. The appetizer bread we ordered was huge and I loved how it was served, but it…read morewas quite plain despite looking flavoured both inside and out. The lobster oil provided didn't do much to add to the taste, but the butter was good. The seafood rigatoni was good, but Vancouver has spicy tomato vodka sauce that's better at lower price points. The tenderloin surf and turf was also only alright. As I was celebrating my birthday here, they also gave me a dessert on the house. It was a chocolate cake with some crunchy chocolate bits. I liked the bits, but the cake was alright. I think we came on a bad day when the kitchen was understaffed. It took a fair amount of time for our mains to come. The table next to us left quite unhappily at the end of the night for the same reason. Lovely environment, and our waiters were nice. Just took quite a while for the food to arrive and when it did, it was mediocre.

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    4.4(1.2k reviews)
    0.6 km•Yaletown, Downtown
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    Blue Water Cafe is one of our all-time favorite restaurants, anywhere. But it's been 12 years…read moresince we last ate here, a long time, especially in restaurant years. Thankfully our evening experience was just as wonderful as ever. We started with the Shellfish Plateau, a perfect fresh platter for two (and had a few extra oysters added, just because). Every item was delicious, I especially enjoyed the sweet scallops on the shell. (Ok, I'm not a fan of jellyfish salad but my wife enjoyed it.). Highly recommended. For entrees, we had an old favorite, the Miso Black Cod, excuse me, now called the Haida Gwai Sablefish, and a seasonal special Halibut. The first time we ever had miso black cod was at Blue Water; the dish is as delicious as ever. And the tender, flaky halibut was pan-seared perfectly. Our outdoor seating was ideal for a Vancouver August clear-sky evening and our server was chatty, perhaps, but attentive. I'm getting hungry again writing this review. Blue Water Cafe was once among, if not the top-rated restaurant in the city. In my view it's as good as ever.

    When I made the reservation I had a maybe unusual standard for how I planned to rate this place and…read moreit wasn't based on the food or price or wine list or much of anything you might want to know about. It all started in Santa Monica in 1989, on Academy Awards night. This little buildup probably won't seem very relevant to many here but so what, it's about how well a high-end restaurant receives people with infants. I'm unlikely to have, not to say unworthy of, more than one grandchild. And this one won't see much of dear old grandpa being that my son and family live in Vancouver. Not a great distance to travel but on the other hand it's not next door. Plus the maternal grandparents moved from Connecticut to live in a coastal community located maybe 50 miles from the border. All-wise grandmothers being the helicopters they truly are, what does anyone need this degenerate hedonist for? Well, for one thing the parents need a chance to relive the excesses and finery that they once tasted, as part of their affluent lives before parenthood. while i don't know how to comfort a relentlessly colicy 3-month old i do know how to enjoy the best restaurants in town, or at least ones that will take my reservation. I suggested the Blue Water based on one friend's approval and all were happy. now as to the 1989 academy awards and a well-known restaurant in the day, Chinois. at the time i had a small child in tow, not quite the infant stage of this current vintage but young enough still to be driven by the primeval lizard brainstem than the more highly evolved human cerebral cortex of its brain. i warned the restaurant when making the reservation and was told that, yes, this particular evening they would be quite busy with revelers from the awards ceremony but if we came at 5 pm they would happily accommodate us with young child. just so happens, that exactly almost what the Blue Water said when I called for our reservation. I suppose the best to do is describe the food we ordered. In advance i invited the young couple to do as much damage to my credit card as they wanted, as they'd been cooped up for the past 4 months with this infant. their first choice was this damned seafood tower which seemed to me beforehand, and after as well, to be more a kind of concept product. i'd have preferred to order individual plates of various shellfish, oysters or whatever, than this multilayer assemblage. but it is a showy kind of construction and what did i care, really. everything on the three tiers was quite fresh and tasty except i'd have foregone the shrimp. really shrimp are in my mind more than a bit overrated and don't belong in the same plate with fresh "varietal" oysters from here or there. aside from the tower we ordered a few different sushi, my favorite being yellowtale, plus carrot soup all around (healthy dose of butter there), mains were arctic char, sable and atlantic scallops. if available i have a kind of fetish for sauteed spinach (as a kind of audition dish), and someone wanted an extra round of oysters from i don't know where. after mentally doing a little math i realized the total seemed lightweight, but the wine list took care of that problem. my favorite white wine is chablis grand cru made/bottled by a vigneron (grapegrower/winemaker under one roof). anything else is either a lower tier vineyard or a blend which, while good, lacks a sense of origin. some use a term "terroir" which i ignore but maybe it's more that i ignore the people who like to bandy such abstract wine descriptors about. anyway, here was a perfectly good les clos, about 6 years old, for i think around $250 canadian. i have also to point out that i've been disappointed with almost every euro wine i've had in canada, owing i suspect to the high duty the government places on all imported wine in effort to protect its own ham-handed, homegrown products, which are usually absolutely nothing to write home about. fortunately this particular bottle of chablis was really really good. after all that we had various desserts, and whatever. at Chinois on academy awards night, we arrived at 5 pm and were seated in a very prominent location in the room, but with a plastic sheet under the child's seat. this was a good thought on the part of the manager. without going into any details best to say my 2-yr old made a mess of things but the waitstaff could not have been more accepting. i was frankly impressed, as i was when our dinner at Blue Water came to an end. So my score is 4 for food (i really don't know what it would take to get 5* from me, so take that for what it is) and 1* for absolutely perfect service. Highly recommend this very stylish restaurant for whatever occasion.

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    3.9(204 reviews)
    1.8 km•Granville Island/False Creek
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    I loooove lobster rolls, so when I came across The Lobster Man, I definitely had to get one…read more The restaurant doesn't really have much seating. There is a little bar top inside that can stand and eat. It's a snug fit for about 4 people. Other than that there were two small tables outside, so you'll likely have to walk and eat or find another seat! Service was fast and friendly. I ordered the signature lobster roll and it did not disappoint. They provide you with a good amount of lobster, the bread was nicely toasted and fluffy, and a good side of kettle chips. Great for a quick and yummy stop!

    I stopped by The Lobster Man while exploring Granville Island Public Market…read more It's a small spot with no real place to eat inside, so plan on grabbing your food and finding a seat somewhere around the market. Service was kinda blah, they said the words but weren't friendly like teens forced to do something (I don't think they were teens btw). I ordered the warm lobster roll and a prawn cocktail. Unfortunately, the lobster roll was a letdown. It wasn't very warm, the lobster itself didn't have much flavor, tasted off and the whole sandwich was just kind of dry. Thank goodness I also ordered the prawn cocktail because it saved the meal. It wasn't anything fancy, but the prawns were a good size and gave me something I actually halfway enjoyed. Overall, I didn't have the experience I was looking forward to.

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    4.4(2.6k reviews)
    0.9 km•Downtown
    •$$$

    I've been to Miku several times, and today I finally decided to write a proper review. First, I…read morewant to praise the service. Every time I come, I can feel the professionalism and attentiveness of the staff. From seating to ordering, and then to the care during the meal, everything is done with great finesse, making me feel comfortable and at ease. The unique politeness and meticulousness of Japanese service are naturally reflected here. The food is also a reason I want to come back. Whether it's the freshness of the ingredients, the presentation, or the taste, you can feel the attention to detail. Japanese cuisine emphasizes the quality of the ingredients themselves, and Miku presents this refinement beautifully. Every dish is pleasing to the eye and has a layered flavor. I also love the ambiance. The overall design is simple, elegant, and has a very comfortable Japanese aesthetic. The lighting, seating, and spatial layout all create a relaxing atmosphere without feeling overly decorated; instead, they have a high-quality feel. As for the atmosphere, I think it's what makes this place so special. Elegant and quiet, yet not too formal, it's suitable for dates or enjoying a good meal with friends. Sitting there slowly eating and chatting makes the whole dining experience particularly comfortable. After several visits, I still feel that Miku is a restaurant worth returning to again and again. It's not just because of any one dish, but because the service, cuisine, environment, and atmosphere combine to create a very pleasant experience every time I come.

    Normally a restaurant with great views has mediocre food. Miku breaks this norm by serving…read moreexcellent seafood and sushi all while proving an amazing view of the sea and north Vancouver. My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed the sushi and sashimi, which was sourced sustainably. The drinks were also great and options plentiful. Service was attentive and adequate. Not a standout part of the experience but far from bad. Miku was recommended by a local and we can see why!

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    Miku - Inside the restaurant

    Inside the restaurant

    Miku - Spicy edamame (CAD $8)

    Spicy edamame (CAD $8)

    Miku - Little emperor (CAD $10) and Aka miso old fashioned (CAD $24)

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    Little emperor (CAD $10) and Aka miso old fashioned (CAD $24)

    The Flying Pig - Yaletown - West Coast Seafood Paella - delicious!!

    The Flying Pig - Yaletown

    4.0(1.4k reviews)
    0.7 km•Yaletown, Downtown
    •$$

    If I could give this 10 stars I would! One of the best meals I've ever had. I forgot to take…read morepictures because I was ravenous and forgot. We ordered the beet salad, coconut prawns and burger. The salad was so outstanding I ordered another one instead of desert! Spoiler alert, we ended up ordering the lemon tart too because I just ate two salads so I earned desert. Eve waited on us and was incredibly charming, very excited to share the experience with us. The vibe was just perfect! We will be back!

    Returning to The Flying Pig Yaletown just two weeks after a lively team gathering to share a meal…read morewith family made for an extra special evening. The warm, rustic interior with exposed brickwork and intimate dining spaces provided a cozy, welcoming setting that instantly charmed everyone at the table. The service was remarkably thoughtful and engaging, ensuring a seamless and memorable dining experience from beginning to end. The food exceeded expectations once again: the decadent Pulled Pork Poutine and crispy Salmon Cakes were an absolute hit, while the rich Wild Seafood Pappardelle delivered pure ocean perfection. Sweeping through the menu to finish with the luscious Maple Sugar Pie brought the entire meal to a triumphantly sweet close.

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    The Flying Pig - Yaletown - Chic and cozy vibes!

    Chic and cozy vibes!

    The Flying Pig - Yaletown - Mount Lehman Roasted Half Chicken - this was so good we came back again and had it a second time lol!

    Mount Lehman Roasted Half Chicken - this was so good we came back again and had it a second time lol!

    The Flying Pig - Yaletown - Happy Hour Beet & Arugula Salad - so light and refreshing!

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    Happy Hour Beet & Arugula Salad - so light and refreshing!

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