I've now eaten here about 6 times. I've dined-in once and had takeout the rest of the time…read more Tasty food, decent portion size and good quality. The staff are always friendly and the wait time isn't too long. I will continue to be a customer here.

The service at Sushi97 in Prince George B.C., is spot on! I'm a Celiac and so, having gluten free…read moreoptions to eat is important to all of us who are #glutenfree Their ambiance gives a vibe of trust, honesty and exemplary customer interactions with every order. The food is FRESH and delicious! I highly recommend. Blessings everyone :-)

The staff was super nice and all the food was amazing The Alaska roll was amazing and it was a very…read moregood portion size.

Recommended by a friend as being the best Chinese fare anywhere. So while in PG it was a must try…read more It was nothing short of excellent. Have not tried the Japanese menu but the meal I had was great. Service was very good and cordial. Prices are well, not cheap, but pretty standard and the amount of food served up for my order was extrodinary. Is it the best anywhere? Definitely pretty close! Will recommend to any one looking for a great Chinese restaurant.

Had a very pleasant meal. The staff were very attentive and friendly. They brought us some free…read morefood to taste while we waited for our meals. The be to box I had was delicious and the portion sizes were larger than I expected. I was definitely full by the end of my meal. The chicken teriyaki was some of the best I've ever had. It had a smoky taste to it and was outstanding.

I've had time to mull it over, scrutinize the photos and memories, desperate to come a conclusion,…read morea decisive critique on Mr. Sushi. And I've decided that it's...fine. It's okay. It does enough right with little wrong to squeeze out a marginal recommendation. I know readers prefer a clear-sighted score, but I sit firmly on the knife-edge, therefore I expect to be cut. Mr. Sushi's name is the latest in a depressingly long line of appalling titles for local Japanese restaurants. Sushi Hut, Wasabi Sushi, and now Mr. Sushi--I imagine the next will be called "Sushi, Sushi!". I did a web search after typing that and found four restaurants called that. Only a matter of time given the local trend. I mean, if it was called Miss Sushi, like "Missushi", I would have given it marks. So a boring name and a bad location. And I mean bad location. It's hard enough just to spot it from the road, and it's located far enough from the majority of the city's population to make a detour inconvenient. Eight tables make it an average if not above average-sized restaurant for its class. I did appreciate the J-Pop casually drifting from the speakers. It has a sushi bar, a narrow one, like your ass is half-sitting on the table behind you. It appears more a waiting area for takeout. The décor is plain with the only distinction being the numerous cheap decorations, mostly paper lamps and umbrellas. One TV without volume was utterly ignored by the crowd. There were no utensils on the tables other than sticks, which is actually a mark in their favor. Let's get to the food, because I ordered a lot. The miso was fantastic, reminding me of the lamented Suzuran; taste buds don't forget. The tuna tataki looked good and tasted better, but given its warp speed delivery, I questioned its freshness. I mean it was Food Hydrator from Back to the Future Part 2 fast. Still, damned good, perhaps a man can love again. As I waited for the main course, I carried a conversation with another customer about ethnicity equating quality, and I've said repeatedly to those that listen (Mom) that it doesn't matter, that I've seen the best sushi restaurant in town run by Koreans. I couldn't tell you the origin of the chef at Mr. Sushi, and I won't investigate...because it doesn't matter. My sushi was presented on wood with little flare. I did consider the portion small for the price, two nigiri, two sashimi, six cuts of roll for $13, and once again, delivered on the heels of the Roadrunner. The rolls were cut a decent size, though a view of a customer's plate concerned me, foreshadowing possible disappointment. The nigiri were a tad on the large size, enveloping the rice like a beached whale. I ended up ordering a rainbow roll to test my concern. And I was right; they cut their sushi too large. Not to the scale of the competition, but big enough to require attention. It's doesn't take long for an extra cut in a roll. As for the nigiri, fish is more expensive than rice so why not divide each one in half. I'll praise the quality of the fish though, some of the best sashimi and nigiri I've had in town for some time...which admittedly doesn't actually say very much. I miss robust sushi combos, where you received a real broad assortment. There appears no mixed platter on this menu. The miso, appetizer, and meal was filling, but the total pushed over $25. That's not really a bad thing as I've said I'll pay extra for good sushi, but I think there needs to some issues ironed out before that cost is justified. There's no doubt when all things are considered, Mr. Sushi is about five to six dollars more than its competition. I'd love there to be lunch specials that include miso and an assortment of whatever the chef has ready to serve that afternoon. Call me spoiled; Suzuran did things right. But that being said, Mr. Sushi hasn't angered me, call it mild disappointment, but there lies hope for improvement. It doesn't help that it's clear on the opposite side of town. In Vancouver, a 25-minute drive is nothing, barely a hop, but in Prince George, it does require driving past every alternative, no matter how inferior they are. The Hart is lucky. For once, and I do mean for once, they finally have a restaurant that isn't complete crap. It needs improvement though. Cut their nigiri a smaller, mix up a lunch special, and give me a call, because I will return. Food: 3/5 Service: 3/5 Presentation: 3/5 Value: 2.5/5 Recommendation: 3/5

Sendo is one of those restaurants that you find, love it with all your heart, but hesitate to tell…read moreall your friends and family for fear that words will get out and it will become too popular. Haha! In the few times I have been, the food has been consistently delicious. I have expanded my ordering a bit to include both cooked and raw/roll items. I even really like the "extra stuff" that comes with a combo meal, such as the salad (zesty, zipping dressing), and the carrots, or the freshly grated wasabi (you can see the fibres, unlike the powered stuff). Tried and true: - Tonkasu Bento (my family and I prefer chicken over pork - but both really good). - Karage Bento (not your average fried chicken) - Zesty BC roll (love the little slices of lemon in it) - Tempura Bento (really light batter on the prawns) - Miso ramen (my mom enjoyed this, but found the soup base too salty to do a bottoms up - well, that's authentic I tell you!) - Chirashi don (admittedly a bit more $ than I usually spend on a lunch, but beautifully presented and taste fresh, fresh, fresh! I especially love the scallops - oh so yum!!!) - Chopped scallop roll (not a specialty here, but I think the best quality of the raw ingredients in town) CON: - Service is so. damn. slow. I can't highlight this enough - you must not enter the restaurant with a hungry belly or your dining experience will be poor. Haha. The last time we went I made sure everyone had some starch (in the form of boring boiled potatoes) before leaving the house because I knew the wait will most likely be 45min long. Sure enough, the conversations with friends carried us through, but too bad for the couple that came after us who were told that they will have to wait 2hrs. It is crazy stuff but the food totally makes up for the lost time, which is why I continue to go back... Do expect LONG waits. And umm...go check out Art Knapps while you wait - we did that once and "only" waited for 20 min... Sendo really is a gem in PG! Go try it!

Loved my extra spicy ramen takeout! Friendly drive-thru service and didn't wait long for a fresh…read moredish

Five stars because visiting Sim's always makes me smile…read more Yes, it's not a deluxe meal, but it's a great portion for the price and you can't beat the kindness! The bibimbap combo resembles a home cooked meal made by someone who wants you to feel satisfied. You can't argue with that!

They were very nice and the food that they gave me, three nigiri, two Buchimgae, was all really…read moregood. However, it's not what I ordered. Three stars for the good food, but I have to dink them two for the botched order.

We were super stoked to try this place as we love pho. It was pretty busy and there was only one…read moreserver taking orders. There was another person delivering the orders to the table. The portions are about right for the style of food. I'm not sure if it was because of the amount of patrons vs. staff, but service was lacking. The waitress was friendly and kind, so that was a positive. After that it falls short starting with waiting quite a long time for them to notice our glasses were empty. We didn't get side plates when we ordered appetizers. The chilli bowls were crusted with black stuff, not sure how often the spoons/containers are changed out. I also didn't see them wipe down the spoons when they wiped down the tables. When you're done eating, but still have food you'd like to take home... they charge $1.50 for a to go container. So if you want to take home what you paid for, you have to pay more. So ... if you do go.... Bring your own take home container. We most likely won't be going back.

They have increased servers! It's unfair to judge Asian service to Canadian ones. Typical Asian…read moreservice w some extras. I ordered the house special-lemongrass pot hop and chicken with ehh roll and fried egg. Very decent at a reasonable price. The beef noodle is also good -bones simmering for 10hrs and no msg! With the difficulty in maintaining a Resto these days, much more family-run. Ivy's kitchen is good place for lunch or dinner.

The food here is amazing. The noodle dishes remind me of noodle box, but in a fancier setting and…read morewith even more esoteric options. When you all then to add spice to a dish they do so in a way suits that specific dish perfectly. But don't stop at the noodle dishes, other options such as the egg wrapped rice are also very well executed. Highly recommend the food here.

We were on our way on foot, to a local Italian place that the lovely K had patronized on a previous…read moretrip to PG. I'd spied this place on Yelp, and as we walked to our first choice I noticed the sign, and we were like what the hell, this place is right here. What a smart decision, we enjoyed a wonderful meal with great service. Now that said there was another table of two and another of maybe three and a couple of pick up orders. We know that downtown PG is not a great place these days, but it wasn't great in the 80's when I lived here but we went downtown anyway. The noodle house is worth the trip for the food choices alone. Our choices were excellent, even the chicken wings which we make at home all the time. Our server was excellent, the food great. My only beef as that we were very clear that we did not want our three appys to come at the same time so we could enjoy each course. They of course came out within one minute of each other. Again, how tough is that on a slow night? Our main came out after we asked for it, or rather it came out after our server asked us if we were ready for it. The entire meal goes that way and we are raving about how good it is. That all said if you are looking for a meal outside of the box in PG, you can't go wrong with checking out the Zen!

I've been recommended this place for years. Amazing pizza, best food in Prince George. The hot…read morehoney really elevates all the pizzas.

Best pizza crust I've had in years. My wife and I had the Big Kahuna - loved it! Service was…read morefantastic. Great attitude, lots of hustle. Mostly 25-35 crowd but played my 80's music. Find this place and eat here.