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One of the cheaper places on The Drive to grab sushi. Went in late night post-work - service was decent and they still have their theatrics and great presentation. Food is alright and price to cost ratio is pretty good. Less than $20 for a sashimi and sushi be to is hard to find in Vancouver now.
Sushi place along Commercial Drive. Parking is available on the side streets. The place appears to be Korean run. They are severely understaffed. Pop makes the sushi, and mom does everything else. The interior looks like a typical sushi place, with dark interior and wooden panelling. There's a small patio off to the side. They seemed to have inventory problems. Buddy and I wanted beer and they were out. Then we wanted pop and they were also out for some types. I ended up having water. Knock 1 star off. Then there was the wait. Our food took some 30 minutes to show up. The waitress did warn us though, so I won't ding them here. I did see several customers walk in (for both dine in and takeout) and leave frustrated at the wait times and reduced selection though. As for the food, it is decent quality. The rolls are on the smaller side and don't have the best bang for the buck. The bento boxes though are totally worth it. Decent portion, and good quality fish. I'd gladly come back for one of these again. I wouldn't mind coming back, but the wait time does scare me a bit. Hopefully they fix this over the next few months.
After a long day of hiking at Burnaby mountain, my friend and I were hungry and ready for some delicious sushi that was well-deserved. We originally hoped to go to Kishimoto but they were closed so decided to go to Sushi Ville, just down the block. Tables were spaced out with partitions so felt Covid safe to dine in. My friend saw that some of the special sushi rolls came served with dry ice and got super excited, lol can you say inner kid? We decided to order a caterpillar roll and the aburi salmon sushi. We could smell the aburi salmon roll before it came to us. This was the first time my friend tried aburi and he loved the torched taste with the jalapeno combination! The caterpillar roll was served with the dry ice, which my friend loved, and it was super tasty and presented well. There was only one Korean lady serving the entire restaurant, was on cash, dealt with the take-out orders, and etc. Kudos to her as she was a husler but was super friendly and still provided a decent level of service. Cute local sushi joint run by Koreans with decent sushi and prices. Would come again but it's on a different level compared to Kishimoto.
Incredible prices for large amounts of food. Was very quiet when we were there which was a very nice ambiance. The service was good. You really get a bang for your buck.
I came to Sushi Ville with some friends. We hit up the back table and one of the first things I noticed was that the table was sticky. Definitely out of the ordinary, but I try my best to ignore it. They have an option to upgrade some of their rolls to 'giant rolls' for $2. I order the giant dynamite roll and Alaska roll. The orders do take longer than most places, but they have a giant sign in the front that explicitly says so, so you have been warned. The food itself is presented nicely. I definitely didn't expect a reindeer with smoky dry ice to come with my Alaska roll. The giant dynamite roll came in a typical long sushi tray. Value-wise, it's not as good as it was before. The giant rolls use to be a lot bigger, so I was disappointed to see the size go down. But at the end of the day, it's still cheaper than most places. I do think Sushi Ville is a nice bang per buck place since their food quality/quantity is great for what you're paying for, but the sticky table did make the experience uncomfortable and I wish they had the original giant rolls as an optional, even if they have to increase their prices.
Conveniently situated right by bike rack, so if you are coming on a workout trip on bikes and rollerblades as we were, this big pub style sushi spot is a great place to stop and grab a bite and drink. Presentation for special rolls is on another level. As a carnivore, the teriyaki beef rolls were satisfying... and solid value for getting the giant upsized rolls. Would do that again. But like I mentioned, it's the special fancy rolls that get a lot of attention... check out the pictures and you'll see what I mean. Pretty quiet on a weekend afternoon although the street was busy... but then, we were one of their first customers. I'm sure it gets busy during peak hours. The patio style layout makes it ideal on a nice day. Service was quick.
Sushi ville has special extra large rolls for +$2 upgrade but I didnt order any this time. But next time I would like to order the upgrade rolls because of the novelty. I ordered the palm springs roll - tasted pretty good and would order again. The other roll I ordered was the salmon avocado roll. The fish was relatively fresh and overall the roll was great. I think I want to try the sweet potato roll next time because it looks super big and filling :) the extra large rolls seem great for bigger eaters :)
Hands downs best bang for your buck sushi! We ordered the spicy tuna rolls, salmon oshi, dynamite roll, chicken teriyaki & inari rolls. All were amazing & highly recommended. As a bonus this place goes above & beyond for atmosphere by garnishing plates with characters & season decor. The waitress was lovely however we never received our calamari that we ordered, but decided not to mention because there was so much food anyways! Highly recommend!
Honestly, my random visit here with my bf & his buddies was just ok. The set up was a bit crowded. I think there were about 10 tables of 4 with this tall blossom plant in between 2 tables (shown in picture) and around 8-10 individual seats on the mini patios (4-5 seats on 2 different sides outside). They have about 3 tv screens displaying sport channels. They have a common washroom, which didn't have much light, but was clean enough to use. I just didn't like the sight of many dish bins & dirty dishes piled visibly to everyone along the hallway when going to the washroom. I would suggest that maybe they should place a divider or curtain to hide it. In terms of taste it was alright; nothing special to boast about. In terms of prices on the menu, my bf & I found it to be pretty cheap compared to other sushi places we've been to. But I wonder if that is why it leads to my next point. In terms of service, the waitress was able to tend to our needs, but the wait for the food was ridiculously long. Yes, I know there's this huge sign placed on the wall forewarning an expectation to receive the food longer than expected (shown in picture), but there wasn't that much people there. We had to wait about 45 mins for our order of Spicy salmon sashimi & 2 Dynamite beef teriyaki bento boxes. For the Spicy salmon sashimi, I found it to be alright. The sashimi wasn't so tender compared to other places, but it was good enough and the sauce seemed to taste like what the Koreans use for the tteokboki. For the Dynamite beef teriyaki bento box, it came with tempura ( 2 prawn, yam, squash?), edamame, dynamite rolls, beef teriyaki & cole slaw (shown in picture). It didn't come with miso soup or the tempura dipping sauce. Well, it did come with 2 different sauces (i think teriyaki & dijon honey mustard) with very little amount in a tiny sauce dish that has a divider (which I found was useless for the bigger tempura, unless you rip it then dip it so it could fit), instead of the bowl of the usual liquidy dipping sauce for tempura (shown in picture). So overall, it was an ok visit. It has its pros & cons, but then again, this is just my opinion & observation from my experience.
I've come to Sushi Ville a handful of times since first discovering it a month ago now and I've enjoyed their sushi every single time. First of all, the interior decor of this restaurant is much more aesthetically pleasing than most sushi restaurants in the area. I can't wait to visit in the summer when those floor to ceiling windows are open and I can sit on the patio to people creep Commercial Drive. Second, their sushi is sooo good. They have a really large menu with a variety of bento boxes, aburi, rolls, sashimi, noodles, and rice bowls. The hardest part is deciding what you want to eat. Since I've been a couple times now I've ordered and tried a few different items: + Salmon Aburi + Spicy Cali Roll + Spicy Dynamite Roll + Assorted Tempura + Fried dumplings + Dragon Roll + Crazy Roll + Vancouver Roll + Volcano Roll Everything I tried, I loved. I especially loved the assorted tempura. I got to try the tempura banana, which is something I've never tried before. I loved it! I was a fan of all the rolls and aburi as well. For theatrics, they have dry ice smoke on the side of the sushi platters and torch the aburi at your table for you. A+ for theatrics. Service was a bit slower. But luckily we weren't in any rush, so we didn't mind all too much. The chefs also cook everything to order so you know it is all fresh. Plenty of free parking on the side streets and metered parking along the Drive. Will definitely be adding Sushi Ville to my monthly sushi rotating list. So. Good.
Tucked on one of the curbs at commercial drive ,this sushi ville was busy even on Monday night . Wow,that means they have great food which I agree with. In fact food with tasteful presentation which is a delight for eyes too. Chicken udon soup was yummy n full enough for one person's dinner. Chicken in it becomes more juicy because of the soup n the shredded cabbage in it tastes so much better. From bountiful of sushi choices I picked giant bc rolls. They also have skewerd,bento boxes and noodles. Interesting thing is the food presentation. They deliver every food with a different drawing or fresh flowers or maybe dry ice which is,a delight for eyes. High ceilings and bright colour miniature figures makes this place looks quite bright and spacious. Every item is freshly prepared n so taste really good.
Sushi here is cheap, large portioned but thick on the rice and only mediocre tasting. They are known for the special and HUGE rolls so I visited with a few friends and tried out their negitoro, spicy chopped scallop and the palm beach roll with crab meat, spicy salmon, and yam tempura. All of the fish in the rolls wasnt particularly fresh or foul but just meh. The rolls had flavourless rice PACKED ON to each and the filling was disproportionate. Overall, although the prices aren't very high, this is reflected in the quality of their food with overload of sauce, meager filling and soft rice. I would not recommend or return.
This Japanese restaurant is running by Koreans. It is above average. The customer service is well. It is worth to come and eat sushi here if you don't want to wait for seats at Kitshimoto on the same street. We ordered chopped scallop roll, ikura sushi, special combo A, teriyaki beef yakisoba, aburi Saba Oshi sushi, and spicy salmon sashimi. The presentation of each dish is very creative and beautiful. A couple dishes have lost some scores though. The teriyaki beef yakisoba was too salty and the pressed rice of the aburi Saba Oshi sushi collapsed once we used chopsticks to take one from the dish to our own. There is street parking but usually they are full, so we always park further away and walk to the restaurant.
5 months ago
5 months ago
The server suggested that we try the vegan ramen and it was delicious! I'm not one to choose a vegan ramen but it's something I would actually get again because the broth is nutty and creamy read more
Went on a Thursday evening and the place was empty so no wait for tables or food! Parking on commercial is hit or miss but may luck out on free residential street parking. We were so impressed with the VALUE of this sushi restaurant. My hearty bento set costs $16 and had 8 different dishes. I was stuffed and satisfied. I really enjoyed the tempura, the batter was light and crunchy. Chicken teriyaki has a batter too with veggies, great on rice. My partner had on of the sushi sets and the presentation was unnecessarily grand with dry ice He loved the variety and VALUE of this $21 set. It's very basic sushi, nothing fancy but it hits the spot and does not hurt your wallet. It's dependable and I wouldn't hesitate to come back (on a non busy day). read more
4 months ago
One of the cheaper places on The Drive to grab sushi. Went in late night post-work - service was decent and they still have their theatrics and great presentation. Food is alright and price to cost ratio is pretty good. Less than $20 for a sashimi and sushi be to is hard to find in Vancouver now. read more
Sushi place along Commercial Drive. Parking is available on the side streets. The place appears to be Korean run. They are severely understaffed. Pop makes the sushi, and mom does everything else. The interior looks like a typical sushi place, with dark interior and wooden panelling. There's a small patio off to the side. They seemed to have inventory problems. Buddy and I wanted beer and they were out. Then we wanted pop and they were also out for some types. I ended up having water. Knock 1 star off. Then there was the wait. Our food took some 30 minutes to show up. The waitress did warn us though, so I won't ding them here. I did see several customers walk in (for both dine in and takeout) and leave frustrated at the wait times and reduced selection though. As for the food, it is decent quality. The rolls are on the smaller side and don't have the best bang for the buck. The bento boxes though are totally worth it. Decent portion, and good quality fish. I'd gladly come back for one of these again. I wouldn't mind coming back, but the wait time does scare me a bit. Hopefully they fix this over the next few months. read more
5 years ago
After a long day of hiking at Burnaby mountain, my friend and I were hungry and ready for some delicious sushi that was well-deserved. We originally hoped to go to Kishimoto but they were closed so decided to go to Sushi Ville, just down the block. Tables were spaced out with partitions so felt Covid safe to dine in. My friend saw that some of the special sushi rolls came served with dry ice and got super excited, lol can you say inner kid? We decided to order a caterpillar roll and the aburi salmon sushi. We could smell the aburi salmon roll before it came to us. This was the first time my friend tried aburi and he loved the torched taste with the jalapeno combination! The caterpillar roll was served with the dry ice, which my friend loved, and it was super tasty and presented well. There was only one Korean lady serving the entire restaurant, was on cash, dealt with the take-out orders, and etc. Kudos to her as she was a husler but was super friendly and still provided a decent level of service. Cute local sushi joint run by Koreans with decent sushi and prices. Would come again but it's on a different level compared to Kishimoto. read more
1 year ago
4 years ago
Incredible prices for large amounts of food. Was very quiet when we were there which was a very nice ambiance. The service was good. You really get a bang for your buck. read more
I came to Sushi Ville with some friends. We hit up the back table and one of the first things I noticed was that the table was sticky. Definitely out of the ordinary, but I try my best to ignore it. They have an option to upgrade some of their rolls to 'giant rolls' for $2. I order the giant dynamite roll and Alaska roll. The orders do take longer than most places, but they have a giant sign in the front that explicitly says so, so you have been warned. The food itself is presented nicely. I definitely didn't expect a reindeer with smoky dry ice to come with my Alaska roll. The giant dynamite roll came in a typical long sushi tray. Value-wise, it's not as good as it was before. The giant rolls use to be a lot bigger, so I was disappointed to see the size go down. But at the end of the day, it's still cheaper than most places. I do think Sushi Ville is a nice bang per buck place since their food quality/quantity is great for what you're paying for, but the sticky table did make the experience uncomfortable and I wish they had the original giant rolls as an optional, even if they have to increase their prices. read more
Conveniently situated right by bike rack, so if you are coming on a workout trip on bikes and rollerblades as we were, this big pub style sushi spot is a great place to stop and grab a bite and drink. Presentation for special rolls is on another level. As a carnivore, the teriyaki beef rolls were satisfying... and solid value for getting the giant upsized rolls. Would do that again. But like I mentioned, it's the special fancy rolls that get a lot of attention... check out the pictures and you'll see what I mean. Pretty quiet on a weekend afternoon although the street was busy... but then, we were one of their first customers. I'm sure it gets busy during peak hours. The patio style layout makes it ideal on a nice day. Service was quick. read more
Sushi ville has special extra large rolls for +$2 upgrade but I didnt order any this time. But next time I would like to order the upgrade rolls because of the novelty. I ordered the palm springs roll - tasted pretty good and would order again. The other roll I ordered was the salmon avocado roll. The fish was relatively fresh and overall the roll was great. I think I want to try the sweet potato roll next time because it looks super big and filling :) the extra large rolls seem great for bigger eaters :) read more
3 years ago
Hands downs best bang for your buck sushi! We ordered the spicy tuna rolls, salmon oshi, dynamite roll, chicken teriyaki & inari rolls. All were amazing & highly recommended. As a bonus this place goes above & beyond for atmosphere by garnishing plates with characters & season decor. The waitress was lovely however we never received our calamari that we ordered, but decided not to mention because there was so much food anyways! Highly recommend! read more
7 years ago
Honestly, my random visit here with my bf & his buddies was just ok. The set up was a bit crowded. I think there were about 10 tables of 4 with this tall blossom plant in between 2 tables (shown in picture) and around 8-10 individual seats on the mini patios (4-5 seats on 2 different sides outside). They have about 3 tv screens displaying sport channels. They have a common washroom, which didn't have much light, but was clean enough to use. I just didn't like the sight of many dish bins & dirty dishes piled visibly to everyone along the hallway when going to the washroom. I would suggest that maybe they should place a divider or curtain to hide it. In terms of taste it was alright; nothing special to boast about. In terms of prices on the menu, my bf & I found it to be pretty cheap compared to other sushi places we've been to. But I wonder if that is why it leads to my next point. In terms of service, the waitress was able to tend to our needs, but the wait for the food was ridiculously long. Yes, I know there's this huge sign placed on the wall forewarning an expectation to receive the food longer than expected (shown in picture), but there wasn't that much people there. We had to wait about 45 mins for our order of Spicy salmon sashimi & 2 Dynamite beef teriyaki bento boxes. For the Spicy salmon sashimi, I found it to be alright. The sashimi wasn't so tender compared to other places, but it was good enough and the sauce seemed to taste like what the Koreans use for the tteokboki. For the Dynamite beef teriyaki bento box, it came with tempura ( 2 prawn, yam, squash?), edamame, dynamite rolls, beef teriyaki & cole slaw (shown in picture). It didn't come with miso soup or the tempura dipping sauce. Well, it did come with 2 different sauces (i think teriyaki & dijon honey mustard) with very little amount in a tiny sauce dish that has a divider (which I found was useless for the bigger tempura, unless you rip it then dip it so it could fit), instead of the bowl of the usual liquidy dipping sauce for tempura (shown in picture). So overall, it was an ok visit. It has its pros & cons, but then again, this is just my opinion & observation from my experience. read more
8 years ago
I've come to Sushi Ville a handful of times since first discovering it a month ago now and I've enjoyed their sushi every single time. First of all, the interior decor of this restaurant is much more aesthetically pleasing than most sushi restaurants in the area. I can't wait to visit in the summer when those floor to ceiling windows are open and I can sit on the patio to people creep Commercial Drive. Second, their sushi is sooo good. They have a really large menu with a variety of bento boxes, aburi, rolls, sashimi, noodles, and rice bowls. The hardest part is deciding what you want to eat. Since I've been a couple times now I've ordered and tried a few different items: + Salmon Aburi + Spicy Cali Roll + Spicy Dynamite Roll + Assorted Tempura + Fried dumplings + Dragon Roll + Crazy Roll + Vancouver Roll + Volcano Roll Everything I tried, I loved. I especially loved the assorted tempura. I got to try the tempura banana, which is something I've never tried before. I loved it! I was a fan of all the rolls and aburi as well. For theatrics, they have dry ice smoke on the side of the sushi platters and torch the aburi at your table for you. A+ for theatrics. Service was a bit slower. But luckily we weren't in any rush, so we didn't mind all too much. The chefs also cook everything to order so you know it is all fresh. Plenty of free parking on the side streets and metered parking along the Drive. Will definitely be adding Sushi Ville to my monthly sushi rotating list. So. Good. read more
Tucked on one of the curbs at commercial drive ,this sushi ville was busy even on Monday night . Wow,that means they have great food which I agree with. In fact food with tasteful presentation which is a delight for eyes too. Chicken udon soup was yummy n full enough for one person's dinner. Chicken in it becomes more juicy because of the soup n the shredded cabbage in it tastes so much better. From bountiful of sushi choices I picked giant bc rolls. They also have skewerd,bento boxes and noodles. Interesting thing is the food presentation. They deliver every food with a different drawing or fresh flowers or maybe dry ice which is,a delight for eyes. High ceilings and bright colour miniature figures makes this place looks quite bright and spacious. Every item is freshly prepared n so taste really good. read more
9 years ago
Sushi here is cheap, large portioned but thick on the rice and only mediocre tasting. They are known for the special and HUGE rolls so I visited with a few friends and tried out their negitoro, spicy chopped scallop and the palm beach roll with crab meat, spicy salmon, and yam tempura. All of the fish in the rolls wasnt particularly fresh or foul but just meh. The rolls had flavourless rice PACKED ON to each and the filling was disproportionate. Overall, although the prices aren't very high, this is reflected in the quality of their food with overload of sauce, meager filling and soft rice. I would not recommend or return. read more
3 years ago
10 years ago
This Japanese restaurant is running by Koreans. It is above average. The customer service is well. It is worth to come and eat sushi here if you don't want to wait for seats at Kitshimoto on the same street. We ordered chopped scallop roll, ikura sushi, special combo A, teriyaki beef yakisoba, aburi Saba Oshi sushi, and spicy salmon sashimi. The presentation of each dish is very creative and beautiful. A couple dishes have lost some scores though. The teriyaki beef yakisoba was too salty and the pressed rice of the aburi Saba Oshi sushi collapsed once we used chopsticks to take one from the dish to our own. There is street parking but usually they are full, so we always park further away and walk to the restaurant. read more
3 years ago
11 years ago
My daughter and I came here tonight because another restaurant we came to the area for had a one hour wait time. First impressions were great. We were greeted right away and seated right away. Tea and menus were brought to us quickly. I liked the high ceiling. However with the cold snap we are having ... When someone opened the door we froze from the cold gust of wind that came through. Deciding on what to eat was difficult. There were about 50+ types of rolls to choose from. The menu offered quite a few items. To be honest ... Maybe too many. It was very difficult to narrow down the choices. We finally decided on a Bento box and a spicy crunchy roll. When we first got there, there were two other tables seated. Within 30 minutes the rest if the place filled quickly and the noise level rose along with it. The meal was good. Tasty. Well plated. The sashimi was brought on a plate that had dry ice in a decorative container. Very appealing to be presented with the dish. A big OOPS in their part ... The hot water in the bathroom was turned off. A big Health no no. All in all my daughter and I had a good time. We were full and the entire meal was only $20 read more
4 years ago
Well they have lots lots lots of different sushi rolls. Some that I have never heard of. So we came after the Italian festival. Most restaurants is super busy and this is one of the few that have availability right away. So we got three rolls. The bacon roll, Dragon roll and the magnum roll. The bacon roll came out very interesting. It was served on a super big plate and had a nice picture of a pig drew out on the bottom left and the nitrogen smoke, which is pretty cool. Dragon roll was yummy and it looked like a dragon. As well the magnum roll has a spicy kick to it. No special affect with that roll. Overall the sushi are ok but not yet like wow. The atmosphere is ok. The location of the restaurant is very convenient because its located on Commercial Drive. read more
3 years ago
3 years ago
My favourite sushi spot in all of Vancouver! The Lady that serves me every time I go always seems mad about something but I think that her attitude only adds to the whole quirky experience. Sometimes they even throw some dry ice onto my plate? The sushi is always delicious and the place is usually quiet. I recommend the deep fried California roll! read more
#189 First trip on a recommendation from a friend of a friend of a friend of a friend of a friend of a stranger. Late on Monday night 1 October, the faithful trip was to be made. While snowing in Calgary, it was cool and light rain so 2 warm bowls of miso soup, why yes please. Just the right temperature and not too salty. Not a bad start to a meal. Now throw in a Sapparo and Asahi beers and now the fun begins. There is a sign that claims the perfection clause as a reason for taking some time to bring the food. Is it true or just another excuse for slow service? Waiting on the food was a roll of the dice starting with the crazy roll. So delicious (I remembered to take pictures of the rolls this time). Two other rolls (nice and spicy) of which one was cooked. There was the spicy salmon sashimi salad type dish (not pictured). I will go back again and get the names. As I said, I will go back. This place is festive, fun, and full of life. Great crowd and reasonable prices. Nice clean space and 3 blocks from the skytrain at Commercial-Broadway. read more
6 years ago
Ordered an Unagi Roll, Catepillar Roll and Giant California roll. After I got home, I realized the giant California roll is the standard size so I called the store and they said the response from the lady who answered the phone was "the size of the roll depends on the chef and if there are more pieces, it will be smaller." I told them this isn't the first time I shop there and the size of the "giant California roll" is slightly bigger than the Unagi roll and the same size of the Caterpillar Roll. she insisted over the phone that it is what I have ordered even without seeing it. From a customer's perspective, this is a total rip off and unprofessional. I will never shop there again and will also share this with my friends and family. read more
9 years ago
9 years ago
Little Sushi spot tucked away in the corner. Great place for a sushi-fix with family, friends, or just by yourself. Gave the Pizza Roll a try and it had the texture of sushi roll with pizza flavour:) read more
7 years ago
8 years ago
Amazing sushi- some of the best on Commercial, along with Kishimoto. Their hours are so much better though, and they stay open until midnight or so. This makes it a perfect alternative for some late night eats if you're sick of just junk food and pho. Portions are a bit on the smaller side. Their bentos are pretty packed though, and you can always get the giant rolls. My friend and I went for lunch yesterday and we got the sushi bento with tofu teriyaki and the don katsu (tonkatsu). I didn't have a bite of hers because I don't eat meat, but the sauce and the radishes had a nice, spicy kick. Perfect with rice. As for my bento, it was delicious. The teriyaki sauce was perfect- not too sweet. The real stars of the show was the sushi. Tamago was the best I've ever tasted in Van; they were light, creamy, and just amazing. The nigiri was perfectly portioned and had nice knifework. Service was passable. You're gonna be here for the food. Will come back soon! read more
12 years ago
I absolutely adore this place! My friend noticed it had newly opened as he lives nearby and so we went to try it out and certainly weren't disappointed. Not only is this place incredibly good value for money, they go above-and-beyond in terms of the presentation of the food. The small additional touches such as the figurines and food sculptures make this restaurant special. The sushi is fresh and tasty and there is plenty of it for what you pay - we thought the prices were just in place for the grand opening until we were informed they were there to stay! The servers are very attentive, friendly and quick to notice when refills are needed or when something needs to be cleared away. All in all, Sushi Ville is a gem and I will certainly be coming back, I can't recommend it enough! read more
12 years ago
I have idea why this place has 2.5 stars! I would give it 4 stars but I decided to give them 5 to boost their rating a little bit.. If I would have checked out the reviews before I went in, I would probably not go in.. I had 2 special rolls , beef tataki, tuna tataki and some skewers.. Everything was really good! And the presentation is really nice! I would definitely come back to try more! read more
10 years ago
There was a wet piece of paper towel on the floor right under our table and none of us dropped it and when we asked the server what it was she said "it's a piece of wet paper towel I'll get it later, like when you leave". There were no eyes on the dragon roll contrary to the illustration. I would have been delighted by this small detail. I saw another ungrateful patron who had dry ice vapour emitting from the platter of his volcano roll and he didn't even care so yeah I would have appreciated eyes on my dragon roll. They seem like they want you to leave but they don't hurry to give you the bill. My friend went to the bathroom and noticed no toilet paper. They alerted the staff. The staff said "I know" and closed the door. The food was really good. The prices were good. read more
11 years ago
This is our go-to sushi joint on the Drive. We used to go to the Davie location but this one's just a block from home! What can I say? It's tasty & fun presentational sushi! Is it Tojo's? No. But for $30 the three of us walk out full & satisfied. And guaranteed...you'll be taking pics & vids of the fun presentation! Pretty sure they thoroughly wash their decorative ware, to those concerned with sanitation issues. read more
Total gong show. Two ladies working the whole floor and it's busy! (Mostly first time customers I imagine who couldn't get into the better place up the street). It took the server no less than 25 minutes to actually come take our order after promising on several occasions to be 'back in a second'. Four of us ordered two Sake, two Bento Box, a spicy beef teriyaki and I explained that I can't tolerate gluten so I asked my usual questions and she was kind enough to ask the cooks about a simple avocado, cucumber roll and the beef skewers but with out soy sauce on them. Okay, I order that too. Another 20 mins go by and it's like, yeah, could we get that Sake now? Another 15 minutes, Sake arrives with the "beef skewers"looking NOTHING like the photographs and completely INEDIBLE . I'm talking about bits of boiled, shriveled meat with a few soggy peppers. It was like: ARE you KIDDING ? Maybe a dog would enjoy this chewy tasteless thing but not me. I take a bite and laugh, pushing the dish away. Total fail. Everyone else gets their meals, which the Bento boxes looked tasty but the teriyaki looks like Chinese stir fry. It's by all accounts 'okay' Then what is supposed to be my veggie rolls arrives a few minutes later, but they're imitation crab. *Also known as WHEAT* UM --HELLO? I inform the server that I can't eat imitation crab as it is made from wheat and also it's not what I ordered! She insists that it is and places in front of me. *torture because I used to love that shit* What did I do to deserve this? Okaythen, can I please order a veggie roll with just avocado and cucumber? I laughed because it was so absurd. Everyone was almost finished their meals by time I figured they don't want to feed me and go up the street half a block to order a take out avocado, cucumber roll to go. I get back and there's my veggie roll order. My advice. If you want good Japanese food in a nicer place, keep walking up the street to Kishimoto. read more
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