Super good sushi, bimbab and service. I was not expecting…read moremuch but it was actually very good. Bathrooms are clean too. Seriously, came back to edit my 4 star to 5 star after finishing my meal. Would definitely come back

I am only passing through Golden BC on then way to Banff. Stopped at this restaurant to have dinner…read morebecause it was the only Asian restaurant open until 10AM. This restaurant serves Korean, Japanese and Thai foods. I ordered Soon do bu (Tofu soup) with seafood. It was delicious comparable with the one I usually have in Bay Area, California. They gave lots of seafood (shrimps, baby octopus, clam, mussels). I also ordered negitoro (chopped tuna) roll and salmon belly sashimi. The negitoro roll was excellent and the salmon belly sashimi was awesome, nice presentation, fresh, and not fishy. Highly recommend this place. Prices are fair and portion are not small. If you need bigger portion then what they serve, considering go to buffet instead lol and their sushi and sashimi can't be compared to the grocery store made (Yes I read the negative review before dining). This place deserves more stars than 3.9

This place was bruuuuutal! First off it was so dark in the place you can barely read the menu. And…read morethe servers were very nice but they hardly ever checked on you! The menu had very few desirable choices...the whole "Asian-fusion" thing is just out dated and wasn't even executed well. None of the decor suggests Asian-fusion so it's very confusing. There is a reason why Mountain Katz always has tables available while the other restaraunts and pubs are packed. It's a shame because the people are very nice! Just step up your game with the menu and atmosphere and it will go a long way!

Terrible service, plus hair in two of our meals (one was deep fried!). My daughter loves mac&cheese…read morebut only ate two bites - probably due to the 2 inches of congealed cheese on top. Stay away.

Ordered take out as I was not hungry enough to eat when I walked in...ordered the Nigiri Combo for…read more$39.95, which is 12 pcs of chef's choice nigiri. Requested for no ginger, more wasabi. Was looking forward to some sushi, been over a month, since arriving in BC from Toronto. Won't be running back here any time soon. Disappointed barely discribes my thoughts when I opened the container...3 pieces each of what appeared to be: salmon (different than what I'm used to), what looked like tuna and snapper. 1st disappointment: lack of variety, a sad looking "omakase" nigiri dish for $40! 2) The rice was not properly seasoned (sushi seasoning), nor were prepared well enough for the sashimi to stay on the rice while I dip into soy sauce (fish part, not the rice)...of the 12 pieces, I was only able to successfully do so with 1 piece, before putting in my mouth. 3) The tuna was slices too thick and too big of a piece to eat w/ the rice (despite falling apart before going in my mouth). This was below supermarket sushi, which I have had in the past, with little to no expectation of it being "good"...this was worse than that. I had hoped this would be my go-to sushi place, moving to SA...will have to try the "other" place before deciding whether sushi is something I have to travel to enjoy. Rating is 2.5, only because the young lady who served me was nice and pleasant.

My first time going to Oishii was a very calming experience since it was not busy. I ordered the BC…read moreRoll, which was good, and the Bulgogi Rice Bowl that I found more delectable. The people that served me were courteous workers. This is the place I would recommend trying in Salmon Arm.

Kawakubo or kaka poo poo? Never hated a restaurant experience more. Imagine being rushed out the…read moredoor and ignored by the service but also wait 1.5 hours for the food when you have only an hour long time limit to sit in. Entire business model is in the gutter. I can't say I'll be back. Shit almost made me go vegan.

Sushi is more than just food, it is artwork. Therefore, for great sushi you need good quality fresh…read morefish, and an artisan skilled in the craft. What are the chances of finding either of these in the middle of the Rocky Mountains of Canada? Zip...right? Well, turns out the art of Sushi is thriving, and has been for years right in downtown Revelstoke, British Columbia! The Miso soup is not over-salted and has fresh nori, they got fresh Ikura, Hamachi, Saba, Tai, and even Bluefin Tuna sometimes - not to mention the REAL "best Japanese beer" Kirin! This Sushi is the closest you are going to get to Tokyo grade fare without actually going to Tokyo. Just go to Kawakubo, and keep going there until you run out of money. Perfect. See photos for details.

Gomae extremely overpriced--$6.50 for that tiny bowl of spinach!!…read more Maki b tasted ok. Rice was a little too over cooked and somehow there was ginger taste in my salmon and tuna roll. Otherwise it was good. Bento had lots of variety but the sushi was also okay. Miso ramen was creative. Never really seen the option to add beef into miso ramen, but it was an experience.

Restaurant is open for business. Not sure why it's reported closed…read more Sushi tastes great

This restaurant is a gem in Armstrong and is a definite must go to for your sushi cravings. Spicy…read moretuna roll presentation was impeccable and tasted divine. Also the restaurant and bathroom were very clean, which says a lot about how a restaurant is run!

One of the best sushi restaurants we've been to in BC. Their unique rolls are incredible. A must…read morestop in Armstrong BC.

It's located by the roundabout along Victoria. Parking is available in the lot, shared by other…read morerestaurants. Chicko Chicken is also inside Bowld, taking the other side of the shop. I decided to get the Korean spicy pork bowl. It was really tasty. The staff would use a blow torch to flame the meat, giving a nice caramelized taste. Besides rice, there was shredded carrots, red cabbage, jalapeño, kimchi and sesame seeds. Good option here for other rice bowls and ramen.

Looking for something healthy? This is THE place. We liked it so much that we went both nights we…read morewere in Revelstoke. Great portion sizes and selection of items

I had a great experience at Kaze. I got take out here and the food was pretty good. Definitely…read morewould recommend checking it out. It's a nice spot here in Enderby.

I love going here!! The waitress is wonderful, very on everything and very quick…read more The food is always delicious and the service is always so fast. Would 100% recommend for a nice quiet date night.

I keep running into Ichi and his crew all over the province, and I'm never let down by some of the…read morefreshest Japanese this side of the pond.

From the owner: Japanese Food Truck. Serving rice bowl, Noodle, Appetiizerread more

Very fresh. Very authentic. Friendly staff. When we arrive we thought it was only takeout, but we…read moretook a seat by the window and enjoyed our food there.

We actually stopped in town to have late lunch at another restaurant that a friend recommended, but…read morewe passed Nagomi on the way, spotted a couple veg-friendly options on their menu, and the rest is history. The restaurant is quite small, but we got a seat at the window immediately after ordering at the counter. After that they were turning people away (mostly large groups which I don't think they'd be able to accommodate anyway). I had the tofu poke bowl (rice bowl with tofu, avocado, cucumber, wakame, carrot, sesame seeds, and green onion) and J. had the teriyaki crispy tofu bowl (rice bowl with fried tofu, cabbage, carrot, cucumber, teriyaki & sesame sauce). Both were quite salty to me, but also they were quite delicious. And large. I took half of mine to go and was grateful for the leftovers later. I will note that the bathroom situation was a little strange. You exit the restaurant and go down the hall where you'll find a single-occupant washroom. But there are two doors -- the one you came in and the one next to the toilet that goes into the kitchen. I peed as quickly as possible with my eyes on both doors the whole while praying no one would barge in either one. They did not. Maybe they don't use the kitchen access door, but I could clearly hear people right on the other side of it the whole while which was a little unnerving.