A very nice hole-in-the-wall sushi restaurant worth trying. Besides the familial energy and…read moreservice, we really enjoyed the different kind of dishes from traditional nigiri, their specialty rolls, especially the sakura flower shaped ikoi roll, and various tasty cooked dishes. They even have fried oysters, which is always a yummy treat, with its tender richness offset by a great crunch and natto roll, which is definitely worth a try at any sushi restaurant.

I like this place. I'm very picky about my sushi. This is a legit Japanese owned restaurant unlike…read moremost of the sushi joints in the city. I believe it is family owned also as well. I've only ordered take out. They are always very friendly and polite on the phone. The sushi is very good, good size and properly done. The restaurant itself is quite small, maybe 5 or 6 tables? There is parking in the parking lot shared by other shops. Can't wait to be back............

Saw recommendations on Yelp for Oshi Sushi, Osaka pressed style sushi…read more Location is at the corner of the street. Next to busy parkour gymnastics location. So little bit harder to park on street during busy time. Service was fast. Menu is pretty straightforward with reasonable price. Tried their popular Oshi Sushi - Salmon and Hotate Scallop. Very tasty with fatty greasy. Hit the spot right away. Not sure if I can eat more. Too greasy for a sushi that I know. The diner is small and cozy, nice ambiance.

Came to eat dinner with my wife and mom. Friendly Greeting by one of the servers as we entered and…read moreimmediately seated. Given tea to drink and menus. After looking at the menu I ordered to share with my mom assorted shashimi, favorite combo, an ebi suninomo, chicken karaage. Wifey got garlic unagi oshi, salmon flower, a tamago/Inari nigiri and black codfish. Everything was tasty and prepared nicely. Real leaves were used to decorate the plate of sashimi. The suninomo was garnished with Parsely which I don't think really goes with the flavor profile but you don't need to eat it I guess. Service was good and the servers prompt and attentive. Overall a very nice experience sorry no pics taken of the food.

We love Katsuya! Im my own opinion, it's a Korean take, on a Japanese classic. A tad bit different…read morethan "saku", but has all its own highlights and perks. It has more of a casual and homey feel which makes the food even more comforting when consumed. We tried a lot of different dishes, and they are all delicious. Fairly priced. Ample parking in this location, and service is friendly and quick. Never a disappointment! Know what to expect and know expectations will be met. Not very vegetarian friendly tho. So leave them at home.

I went here on April 1st to not miss $10 promo deal. It sounded too good to be true. In fact, the…read morefood itself was really good to be true especially price, portion and taste. The $10 deal was cash-only by selecting either original loin or Japanese loin. Food was pretty good! They always use fresh meat with housemade bread crumbs. Meats were big and tender. The server was working alone dealing with multiple tables. He forgot to bring a complementary miso soup, but brought shortly after reminding him. Miso soup was a bit salty. Food was good. Loved the salad as well. $10 deal was pretty decent. I really enjoyed my food at Katsuya.

This Korean run sushi joint hides in a little plaza, Crest Shopping Plaza, on E 10th Ave.. Smooshed…read morebetween Hi Five Chicken and QT Esthetics Studio. Sushi Box is dishing out some classic and delicious Japanese eats! The space is clean and bright, yet on the smaller side with about 10 tables. The menu has everything you're looking for. From Oshi (Pressed) sushi, to bento boxes, Party trays and yakisoba/udon, whats not to like? We opted for the bento boxes which include rice and miso soup. You get to choice of protein; chicken, beef, veggie, chicken karaage, salmon and sushi box. The price range is between $15-$22 depending which you order. We got: Chicken Bento $16 Karaage Bento $17 Salmon Teriyaki Bento $20 All of them came with a roll and gyoza as well as the rice and miso soup. Over all the boxes were fantastic! The salmon came out perfect (says my mother), not dry, nice and moist. Some of the best she's had. The staff was very friendly and accommodating, frequent tea refills and we were full by the end of it. If you're in the area and are looking for some great food go check out Sushi Box. There is tons of parking, but remember, seating space inside is limited. But support this small business and leave happy.

Amazing food and great service! Big respect to the lady working here -- she does everything with a…read moresmile and positive energy. Really nice experience!

Quiet restaurant, attentive servers, delicious food. A great place to come for a decently priced…read moremeal.

I'd heard of Green Leaf Sushi a lot over the years, and got the chance to finally try it a few…read moreweeks ago. Particularly, I wanted to try the Tornado rice (which I believe might be exclusive to the Burnaby location?) Overall, I liked the demi-glace sauce and comforting feeling of the omelette rice (~$18) though it doesn't come with much meat (they did have the option to add katsu for an additional $5). I did find the rice in the aburi (~$13) to be slightly on the firm end so I'm not sure I'd return for that. Though the service was pretty quick and their tea was good!

I'd heard so much about Saku over the years and finally gave it a go! Like some other reviews…read morerecommended, we shared a Zenbu set (~$40) which is definitely enough for two people, we had leftovers even! My favourite was the cheese tonkatsu which had a nice cheese pull. Though, it did get pretty heavy. As such, I liked the cabbage and different dressings (particularly the tartar). Note that seating at this location was pretty limited and the outdoor seating was in direct sunlight. I also noticed they have weekday lunch specials so I'd be curious about that next time if I'm ever in the area then. Overall, a decent spot by the sky train.

Lovely staff. Really hospitable!…read more This location is smaller than the other saku locations but the service is up to standard with the other locations, if not better. The food was excellent as usual. Just beware, there may be a wait time during busy hours (lunch time, weekends).

Meeting up with a friend in Coquitlam and this is their go to sushi place so met there. It is not a…read morelarge establishment with limited seating and appears family run. We ordered two sushi combos. They came out pretty quick. The taste and presentation of all the sushi was ok but loved the colour of the salmon and tuna when plated. It was good value sushi. And the four stars is for the friendly attentive service as our tea and water were regularly filled. It was a positive sushi experience.

This was a good Japanese restaurant with tasty lunch sets at a reasonable price. The dash in was…read morefresh and we enjoyed all the flavors. Definitely a delicious Japanese restaurant in Coquitlam if you are craving Japanese. The service was great and the place is a cozy and clean restaurant.

Best Katsu I've had in North America…read more Skin/breading was crispy and light while the cutlet remained juicy and tender, almost fell apart in your mouth as you bit into it. The fat layer between the breading added a nice depth of texture and flavor

food better live up to hype ...cane here for the 33$ Bite of Burnaby special…read more service is quite slow....wait list not accurate. added to wait list at 620pm and was told 75min wait, it is now 8:39, seated but no food yet. will update as evening progresses...

Great mazesoba! Very tasty. I've come back a few times and get the same thing, deluxe mazesoba…read more Boyfriend got the spicy one and enjoyed it too! It's a bit rich but vinegar cuts it and you get to add rice at the end to soak up all the sauce!

I ordered the Deluxe Mazesoba with char shu and upgraded to the XL. It comes with minced beef and…read morepork, soft boiled egg, seaweed, grinded fish, bamboo shoot, egg yolk, and multi-grain noodle. They give you a very small scoop of rice to soak up the remaining sauce. I quite liked my dish. It had a good amount of flavor, and was mildly spicy. However, the dish was quite oily. They recommend adding vinegar whenever the dish feels too salty or oily, so I tried adding a light splash of vinegar. At first I was worried it would ruin the dish, but it didn't. It helped with the oil. I was disappointed in the amount of rice that they offered, but it is also complimentary, so I can't really complain. We also got the chicken karaage with honey mayo to share. The dip was so good. The chicken was tender. At times it was a bit hard to flag down a server, because we were in a bit of an odd spot. However, whenever they were at our table the customer service was good. Our server was honest about their regular sized portions being on the small size, so he recommended that I do the free upgrade to XL.

Solid seafood place near Coquitlam Centre…read more Parking is available in the lot in front of the building. The place looks nice and modern. Comfortable cushy chairs, and wooden trim. Staff are friendly but understaffed. Once the place filled up they were swamped. Signature steamed seafood pot - definitely on the pricey side, but they don't skimp out. Special mention for the presentation. Plenty of goodies including an entire lobster, half a large octopus (tenticle/arm half), snails, oysters, scallops, prawns, and fish balls among others. Basically everything without fish. Served in a large tray (the ones seen at banquet buffets), and everything cooked in broth. This was enough to probably feed 4-5 adults (assuming average appetites). So pretty. Deep fried squid with fries - honestly this dish was meh. Basically exactly what it sounds like. Squid is tempura style. Nothing special. I'd skip this one. Bossam (pork belly wraps) - served with tofu and spicy kimchi and some vegetable (kelp?) as well. They don't really give enough wraps compared to the pork slices. Decent portion size. My friends and I gobbled this up. This place also serves makgeolli (Korean rice wine) for a very reasonable price. Goes well with the food. Overall my friends and I left happy. Wouldn't mind coming back at some point to try some other dishes. Recommended.

Altang was little bit pricy, but once it came out, it was full of seafood. Having beef tartar with…read moreavocado was such a great combo