This was not bad for food court fish. It could have been warmer but all in all, decent. Well sauced, no bones tastes like your unagi eel. The rice could use some work as it was quite clumpy & dry in parts. My table also had the Sukiyaki which strangely was on the saltier side. Requests for water was heard all throughout the day. I didn't personally try so cannot vouch. Place is situated inside the food court of the Amazing Brentwood. Airy, spacious with different seating options. Place gets quite busy on the weekends around lunch time though. Plenty of parking at the mall & surrounding neighborhoods. Nothing to fault on service as they take your order at the counter and buzz you back when the food is ready. read more

Kaneko Hannosuke - Grilled Eel Box - Japanese Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

Waiting on my car service nearby I came to have an early lunch. Ordered a sea scallop tempura set. They give you a light/vibrating puck to tell youwhen your order is ready. After waiting a bit my order was ready, they present your food nicely on the take out tray of the food court. The set came with the plate of tempura consisting of 2x sea scallops, 1x seaweed, 1x squid, 2x green bean and 2x prawn. There was also a small cup of miso soup, small cup of soft tofu with spicy meat sauce. Some pickled radish, and a bowl of rice with soft egg. The miso soup was perfectly seasoned not too salty and had plenty of seaweed and tofu. The rice was warm and soft, paired nicely with the tofu/ meat sauce. The tofu dish I believe used Sichuan peppercorn as I tasted it and the distinct Mala of them. Though it wasn't overly spicy but quee nice as well as not to salty. The tempura itself was nice and crispy. Sea scallop perfectly fried and decent in size though I wish they were slightly bigger but that's just my greediness in wanting more. The other tempura items were quite nice too, crispy and perfectly cooked. Only the tempura'd seaweed which was at the bottom and hence one of the last things I ate got slightly soggy. Overall I thought everything was very good and for the price and amount you get is a decent meal. I would come back again as I felt this is definitely worth the price. As this is a fairly newer food court the ambiance is modern and clean with new everything. Soft music in the background and various options for seating some areas with cushioned seats/ backs others with standard hard seats and benches. But all fairly comfortable for a quick meal in a food court. read more

Kaneko Hannosuke - Sea scallop tempura set - Japanese Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

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I tried the oyster tempura set this time and was surprised by the soba noodles which had a nice bounce and the broth had a nice yuzu finish to it. The tempura egg was awesome and perfectly running yolk on the inside. The rest was fantastic as usually. This was $24. read more

Kaneko Hannosuke - Oyster Tempura set - Japanese Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

Feasting on delicious Pork Katsu Curry and Tempura Sets at Kaneko Hannosuke! Don't miss the passion fruit drink! My favourite tempura spot has come out with their new pork Katsu curry . I love how flavourful and crispy their tempura and pork Katsu were. Their passion fruit drink was delicious and refreshing. Their dishes are family friendly and make for the perfect lunch or casual dinner. Food 5/5 Service 5/5 Ambiance 5/5 Seating 5/5 (plenty of communal seating available) Parking (plenty of underground paid parking) read more

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Good service and food freshly prepared... worth the 10 minutes wait. We are here on a Thursday evening to have a quick dinner before going for the movie. We both like the Tendon set- the special with white fish and my husband has the oyster set. Love to come back again. They claim the food is prepared with no MSG. read more

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This is a joke..... secretly put half bowl split here to make u think it's worth the portion. Taste very bad. Please don't come read more

Kaneko Hannosuke - Japanese Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

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Kaneko Hannosuke serves Japanese style Tempura rice bowls known as Tendon in the TABLES food court at the Amazing Brentwood. I ordered the Oyster Tendon for lunch. The tempura was lightly battered and not very greasy. Tempura is excellent here.  While the food here was superb, I was a bit disappointed with the way they served the rice. Everything came in a large bowl which upon first glance gives the appearance of having a lot of rice in it. However, it turned out that there was a shallow plastic tray sitting on top of the bowl, and the food was placed inside this shallow tray. This meant that there was actually a lot of empty, wasted space in the bowl and really not as much rice in the dish as it first seemed. I don't have a very large appetite so the rice was still a sufficient amount for me. In principal though, it does seem misleading as well as wasteful to be using those big bowls, when the food isn't even sitting in those bowls; rather the food is sitting in smaller plastic trays on top of the bowls. It seems to me that they could do a bit of rethinking about how they package and serve their food to people. Service:   Good Parking:   Free parking nearby, on ground level Location: 4567 Lougheed Hwy., Burnaby read more

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Pumping up to 5 stars. Uber eats has a buy one get one free deal. This is a great deal. Come get it while the deal lasts Note that it's cheaper to order the tendon on uber eats than in person. read more

We wanted to try this restaurant in downtown Vancouver the day before but it was closed due to a power outage. I found that there was a second location so we decided to go to the Burnaby location. This branch was actually located inside the food court in the Brentwood mall in Burnaby. The food court looked really pretty and modern. The place had different varieties of tendon so I opted for the premium tendon. It consisted of a rice bowl with conger eel, shrimp, kakiage, soft boiled egg, seaweed, and green beans. It took them about 15-20 minutes for them to make the tempura. The rice bowl also came with a side of miso soup and pickled ginger. The tempura was light and crispy. The conger eel was huge and juicy. I liked the fried soft boiled egg with a runny yolk. However, I thought they gave too much rice and not enough sauce. Otherwise, it was a good tempura meal. read more

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I really want to like this place as I have waited a while for it to open. I had high hopes. I hardly order tempura now as I do not really eat deep fried food (exception is fried chicken, who can resist fried chicken?). My experience with the other tempura place (Tendon Kohaku) just a couple blocks away from here was so positive and I thought Hannosuke would make a great addition to this food court since both are from Japan. I came here twice over two days. Once in the morning and once in the evening. Do not come here hungry or if you are in a hurry. Generally it will take around 20-30 minutes for the food to be ready. I was first in line and it still took 15 minutes. The selection here is a bit wider with scallop and oyster tempura in the menu. I like the oyster tempura and this will be the only reason if I do come back again. The premium tempura comes with conger eel and this is where it fails. I find the eel has quite a heavy taste to it, add the tempura batter and deep fried, it becomes very rich. It has an oily aftertaste and sits uncomfortably on the stomach. You will need Chinese tea or green tea to get rid of the greasy feeling. Unfortunately I do not think any of the stalls sell such tea. Your best bet in a pinch would be to go buy a box of tea from London Drugs and ask for hot water to brew your own. The ginger which came with the meal helps a little. I had to have pu-er tea when I got home. The other thing which seems tricky is that there is a plastic container occupying half the paper bowl and your entire meal is in that plastic container. If you are a big eater or very hungry, you will feel cheated. The portion is actually ok for me and I have to struggle to finish it. The dishes here are quite dear as it starts from $16.95 to $19.95. Maybe they factor in the miso soup which comes with it. Another reason why this place is not that great is that the tendon is not crispy nor does it have an airy batter to it. It is a bit soggy plus the sauce is quite typical. read more

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So with the whole tempura bowl hype around town, the latest addition has opened at the new Brentwood food court. Parking is available on the W and N sides of the mall, as well as a paid underground lot. Maybe I came in with expectations that were too high, but honestly I was disappointed. First, the pricing is steep. This is a food court, but the pricing is similar to a sit down restarant nearby that serves the same type of food (Tendon Kohaku). Second, the wait time is long. The food takes 20-30 minutes after placing the order. To be honest this alone makes this place a bad choice for a food court. Luckily my friends and I weren't in a rush, but this would be a showstopper if we were. I imagine most people who eat in food courts are on the go and don't have this kind of time to spare. The tempura isn't bad. There is a decent amount of battered goodies in the premium bowl, including a prawn, some scallop, and a nice large piece of eel. However, everything here is really greasy. They don't do a good job removing the grease. It's a lot heavier than the competition. Oh yeah, the combos also come with a miso soup. Yay! The kicker though? The container is 2/3 freaking AIR. Don't let the pretty photos fool you. I didn't realize it until I stabbed the bowl with my chopsticks and heard a hollow thud. Huh? Turns out they serve a shallow "bowl" (more like a plate) that fits inside the deep paper bowl. See photos. My friends and I were all WTF. This might work once per customer, but honestly these guys are shooting themselves in the foot if they think they're pulling a fast one. Guess who went home and told all his friends not to eat here? Then there's also my friend who I can confirm was puking in the washroom after eating her food. (hint - see the 1 star review). I know times are hard during the pandemic, but this is not the way to build customer loyalty. Yikes. Not recommended. Go to Tendon Kohaku instead. read more

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We tried a Premium Japanese Tendon (Tempura Rice Bowl) from 金子半之助. This bowl has conger eel, shrimp, assorted seafood tempura, soft-boiled egg , seaweed, green bean, special sauce, and rice. The tempura was decent, but it would be better if they were not that greasy. The tempura seems different than the Downtown location. The food was lack of the bright golden battered tempura, and they were in a darker colour. The Amazing Brentwood TABLES food court @kanekohannosuke.vancouver @the.amazing.brentwood @yelpvancouver @whatsonburnaby Food: 3/5 Can Try! Service: Food court service Kids: 3/5 A-OK for kids. Price: less than $30 for each dish Presentation: 1/5 Parking: 2/5 free 3-hour outdoor parking; 5/5 paid underground parking Tips: * serves elevated tempura; can take approximately 20-30 minutes. * can ask for extra tempura sauce. * has an open kitchen and can see how people prepare the food. Would I Return: Maybe read more

Kaneko Hannosuke - Japanese Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

I will not go back to Hannosuke Tempura. There are a few reasons to this. They charge $21 for the premium bowl and it is not as good quality and fresh compared to its competitor Tendon Kohaku. They used oil that have been used multiple times. If you look at the fried tempura, you can see that the color is darker (dark brown color) instead of a light golden color. I got sick from the eating the Premium Tempura Tendon Bowl. After eating it, I started to feel bloated and then after sitting for a while, I started to feel very unease. I ended up in the bathroom throwing up. I didn't get the entire thing out of my system but I would say 25% of it. I did end up constantly going to the bathroom after that. I believe it had something to do with the oil. The oil was not fresh and the food was too greasy. I do not believe my stomach was able to handle that much grease. Hannosuke Tempura Tendon Tokyo just opened May 17, 2022 and they were offering 50% off to the first 50 customers every day till May 19, 2022. I went with other Yelpers who wanted to try the food on May 18 after 5 pm. We didn't get the discount but I believe they must got a lot of customers in the morning. I do not think they have changed the oil since they first opened. Also after ordering, I realized the wait was around 30 mins to get our food. They had 15 people working in the stand and it still took that long. They are located in a food court and in American culture, food court food are supposed to be fast. The taste of the premium bowl or the tempura also left a very strange after taste. Their tempura was not crispy. Rice was that great. Also you do need an iron stomach to be able to handle the food here. I have worked in fast food when I was younger, they should have changed the oil in between or filter the oil when needed. Also their food portion is somewhat deceiving. The food is served in a container in a bowl. But again the portion size of the premium tempura tendon was more than enough of me. I will not be back after not feeling well or recommend trying the food. read more

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New tempura only eatery popped up in the Amazing Brentwood other Yelpers had wanted to try. There are perhaps 10-12 versions of tempura on rice combos to be had. Their prices range from 17-20$ per bowl at the time of writing May 18, 2022. Being where we are and the time we are in, we expected to be gouged. Well kiddos, you are in for a shock. The clever paper bowl the food is presented in has in fact a plastic shelf making the presented content 1/2 of the actual food. Not saying this is bad, just slightly scammy. Ok very scammy. On to the food, it is okay. Nothing special. So then why come here? Is it worth it? Nahhhhh. I doubt any Yelpers will review this kind of practice as value proposition -not worth it. read more

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Dinner @kanekohannosuke.vancouver @the.amazing.brentwood Wow, Hannosuke Tempura Tendon Tokyo is Open in the TABLES food court. They have pretty much the same tempura bowl menu as the Kohaku Tendon restaurant @ Madison Centre. Oyster Tempura Bowl is the only item that is not served at the restaurant. I ordered it To-Go. The paper bento box has a paper tray inside the paper box. All the ingredients including two huge deep fried oysters, two , seaweed, bean, egg, and squid bits, are nicely packed in the box. The tempura sauce is in a squeezed bottle. The soft boiled egg is a bit disappointed because it should be deep dried tempura egg compared to the Kohaku Tendon Taste: 3.8/5 I just took a picture of someone's dine-in Ebi Tempura Bowl. If you have those food court coupons from the mail, now you can use it and save $3 off. Follow me @eatisvibikki #eatisbikki #lovetoeat #cameraeatfirst #japanesefood #oystertempurabowl #oyster #ebi #tempura #squid #tempurabowl #foodcourt #quickdinner #dinner #tables #amazingbrentwood #Vancouver #burnabyeats #burnaby #burnabyfoodie #vancityhype #vancityfoodie #foodblog #foodbloggers #coupondeals #yelpvancouver #takeout #canada read more

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I opted for the Sea Scallop don and the rice was cooked perfectly. The scallops were also so plump and tender, and even slightly sweet!! I've been here before and just got the basic shrimp bowl and this scallop one blows it out of the water. The seafood tempura piece was so good too. The squid/cuttlefish (I'm bad at this lol) bits were very tasty with just enough chew. Not tough at all. Shrimp tempura was solid. There are definitely places that serve it with a crispier crust but it was still good. Egg was slightly more done and not super runny, but rather an interesting jammy texture that actually mixed well with the rice. The sauce I found less salty than other competitors and with a yuzu after taste which could get a little strong if you didn't mix your sauce properly. Also love the cute little bottle it comes in!! The fruit tea was refreshing and fruity, leaned very 'not sweet'. I kind of wish I could open up the top and scoop out the fruit slices! All in all a very nice meal, as a small eater I also had some leftovers to take home for the next day. Thank you again to the team at Kaneko Hannosuke for the hospitality! read more

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Kaneko Hannosuke was probably my most disappointing meal so far during my visit to Canada. As others have mentioned, prices here are a bit steep for what you get: $18+ for 6 pieces of tempura over a bed of rice. I was fortunate enough to stop by late-afternoon around 4:45 p.m. because it was less than a 10-minute wait for my food to be ready from the time I ordered. If I had to wait 45 minutes or more -- as some others had to in their reviews, I certainly would have docked another star. Presentation is great. If you're looking for a nice Instagram photo, look no further. However, taste-wise, unremarkable is how I'd describe the food. I would definitely expect more from a place that specializes in tempura. If you're looking to judge the tempura for yourself, I would recommend sharing a bowl with others so you can save your calories for other great food in the area. read more

Finally open guys!! Come!!! So i came to try again from last time the other branch. I hope i could get something better for my 2nd experience well unfortunately I regretted it again maybe i shouldnt come back anymore. Small portion and rice wasnt as good as tendon kohaku. Tendon kohaku has spicy sauce too. Nevertheless, someone in my party had food poisoning too ouch. I hope you guys all the best though and would keep on moving forward! Cheers! P.S. ask for extra tempura sauce!! read more

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People complain about the price because food court fare is usually cheaper. But this is not fast food. They don't slap stuff together. It's restaurant quality - well made, nicely presented, and tasty. Have to appreciate details like the battered seaweed, and the perfectly cooked egg with a runny yolk - takes skill. Happy to have this option in a food court. read more

Kaneko Hannosuke - Premium tempura bowl. Loved this! - Japanese Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

The food court options at the Amazing Brentwood has certainly raised the bar! And one of its newest addition is Hannosuke. Their dishes range between $17-20 and are made to order - they do take a little longer ~25-30 mins wait so do account for the wait in case you are rushed for time. We ordered the Special Tempura Bowl and was surprised to see the bowl that it is served in is not the true portion size. The rice and tempura are placed in a tray that sits inside the bowl. I would recommend requesting to have the sauce on the side as the tempura got a bit soft and lost the crispiness. Overall a nice option to fulfill your tempura cravings! And can't wait to see what joins next in this creative food scene in the mall! read more

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While the food tasted good, they give a false impression of the serving size. The bowl appears to be 6cm tall but it has a 3cm liner. I would have gone elsewhere had I known this. read more

The tempura here was mid. Kinda reminded me of airline food, in business class, but still airline food. The sauce was kinda like a sweet teriyaki-ish sauce which didnt help the overall dish. Had you kept it to the traditional tempura sauce with grated radish, it would have been better. The service is typical food court speed, using a buzzer to call you when your food is ready. Ambiance is a food court ambiance, although i must say that the tables and spacing between tables in Brentwood mall is good with enough space to avoid making it feel crowded. read more

Don't come here unless you are for some reason unwilling or unable to go to Kohaku Tendon, which is a 450m or 6-8 minute walk away. I appreciate the workers and the service, but considering that you will be paying the same price as Kohaku for a lesser quality product with no table service, it is just not worth it. The tempura was not as hot and crispy as it is at Tendon Kohaku and it is less value. I understand the nature of being located in a food court, but considering I'm paying the same price for a more "convenient" option (is it really more convenient?), not getting any service, when a better option is a few minutes walk away, is just not worth it. Nope. Not coming here again. This is probably what disappointed me the most. The premium tempura bowl that I ordered had less ingredients in it than if I were to get a Kohaku Tendon bowl. I got whitefish, shrimp, kakiage, an egg, seaweed, and green beans for 17.95. Look at Kohaku Tendon's 16.95 bowl. It includes 2 prawns, 1 chicken, 1 squid, 1 baby corn, 2 French beans, 1 shittake mushroom, 1 kabocha pumpkin, and 1 egg. It objectively has more 2 more ingredients, and I'd much rather have 1-3 more veggie tempura pieces than 1-2 more premium seafood tempura pieces. I'll let you decide for yourself which one you think is better. I obviously prefer Kohaku. read more

A great competitor to Tendon Kohaku. Flavor was a lot better and the tempura actually came out crispy. Impressed with the quality given it is a food court variant. We got the special tempura bowl. The presentation is a bit deceptive, the food is put in a small bowl that's put in a bigger bowl. Would give this 3.5 if the option was available. Good pick for a food court lunch. read more