Nice neighborhood Japanese restaurant. The interior is clean and modern. We went for lunch and…read morethey had a good selection of lunch boxes to choose from. They also had a dim sum sort of menu. Smaller portions which was nice to try. There were some innovative dishes like tacos etc and an omakase menu. We enjoyed the aburi oshi Sushis and the oshi bento. You can tell the sushi is well made by the rice and also the size of the sushi was slightly bigger. I will definitely come back.

In my opinion, this is pretty much the best sushi restaurant I've been to in PoCo bar none super…read morefresh beautifully presented dishes and sushi just love it here oh The waitresses are super friendly and are more than happy to explain any dish if needed

Can't believe the last time I came here was almost 6 years ago! The food is still amazing. I love…read moreAburi so we ordered beef Aburi and simple Aburi set as well as a roll set. We probably over ordered a bit. All the rolls are great. Some of the Aburi rice is a bit loose but the flavor is good. I am happy that they have mini udon on the menu. It's like they know what kids like. I love all the Ghibli posters as decor. It's a fun and inviting place for family and friends.

Arrived just before 1pm and it was still quite busy. The space is clean and we were seated right…read moreaway. The menu is filled with pictures which is great! They just implemented a new takeout menu for a quick reasonable lunch if you're in the area. We ordered: Donkatsu $17 Deluxe negiri and beef udon $25 The pork katsu was well seasoned and juicy for such a lean cut of meat. It comes with miso soup, shredded cabbage and rice The sauce wasn't the typical tonkatsu sauce but a more mild version of it. I think it was well priced for the amount of food. The Deluxe nigiri came with 7 different pieces of fish, including squid and ebi. 2 shrimp tempura and a vegetable one. The beef udon broth was flavourful with a soothing mix of dashi and beef. We were very full after all of the food and the service was good. The only negative is probably the parking. Pay parking around the area or maybe park at the mall and walk over. Over all a great meal!

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.

Value isn't the best, but food was good and comparable to Saku. If you're going to spend that much…read moremoney on katsu, might as well spend a bit more and go to Saku. Service met expectations. Ambience met expectations.

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.

Tataki Attack Roll ($14.15): this is one of the only times where i've ordered a tuna tataki roll…read moreand the roll itself is a dynamite roll rather than california! i was pleasantly surprised when i saw the shrimp tails. ponzu sauce was thick, sweet but also salty and had sesame (?) seeds inside? idk but i loved the texture. the tataki was also nicely seared, i could taste a bit of the smokiness. i think they were a bit busy cus the service was kind of slow, nevertheless food was very good and at a fair price. i also liked the wooden Japanese home ish aesthetic they had going on inside

Anytime my kids attack sushi which in this case was the scallop and California roll, it's a big…read morewin. Came late afternoon when it was quieter so the service was fast. Enjoyed our meal and we would visit again when we are in the Port Moody area. Lots of free parking is a bonus.

H and I came here for lunch. I got the sashimi and sushi combo for $26.95. It came with 4 nigiri,…read more 5 sashimi, tempura, Korean style gyoza (with vermicelli inside), salad, sunomono, dynamite roll and miso soup. This is the best deal so far for the price. This place is ran by Korean and yes they also serve Korean food as well. They have a screen that you can place your order or even request your server to come over. The food was delicious and prices are very reasonable. The restaurant has free parking and the restaurant itself is quite big. The seating are comfy. The decor was good. I enjoyed eatting here and would definitely be coming back.

After visited Ricky Point Park in Port Moody, I was looking for a nearby restaurant for lunch. I…read morefound this Korean-owned Japanese restaurant on the St. John's Street which is just 5 min drive from the park. It was easy to find and there were plenty of spaces in the parking lot. The restaurant is spacious and cozy. For each table there is a tablet for ordering. I ordered a Soy Chicken Karaage Donburi as it looked delicious on the menu pics. The rice bowl came with miso soup. The donburi looked good with sufficient portion for a strong man. It was tasty, however as I kept eating the soy chicken karaage got more and more salty. Finally I couldn't have anymore. I finished the rice and it was well cooked. I drank two cups of tea after having the donburi. I didn't try other dishes, perhaps I will give them a try when I come here next time. I do hope the chef could make it less salty. Apart from that, service was fine and the ambient was quiet and tidy.

We were visiting Vancouver for a few days and happened to find this place through an AI search for…read moreomakase. We arrived to an unassuming strip mall and were welcomed by Keith and his wife into a rock and roll themed restaurant. We were the only diners that Thursday night and Keith took us on a sushi journey that lived up to expectations (all the reviews I read were great) all the ingredients were so fresh and they were fantastic hosts describing every dish. So glad we came to experience. Not only a great chef but Keith is an incredibly nice guy who obviously devotes his craft for his customers.

How lucky are we to have such amazing talent and kind hospitality in a seemingly unassuming plaza…read morehousing an omakase restaurant that refuses to sacrifice quality without having to actually travel to Japan?! An absolute A+ to Chef Keith and Chika for their mastery of perfecting a great omakase experience in the tricities. They are reservations only (and for a good reason!) and this can be done on their new online portal!! by controlling the number of seatings, Chef K and Chika are able to interact and share their craft with patrons in an intimate and personal way. There is no hustle and bustle or fakeness that would otherwise follow some restaurant vibes. There is purely passion for fish, customer service and, of course, metal music! I urge you to dine at the chefs bar and let Chef K tell you his extensive and wonderful background from catering some A list bands, to being on tour, and changing restaurant models all while being fed an amazing feast. The fish is sourced from Japan and screams quality and flavour. He knows exactly what he's doing with all the fish profiles and pairing them with a variety of notes like shiso, yuzu and ginger. Between the 14 unbelievably mouth watering and satisfying dishes, Chef K and Chika's kindness shared the spotlight easily. Humble beginnings have led to an extraordinary and legendary journey for SKK. Some of the special highlights were the blue fin tuna, South American jumbo prawn, Spanish mackerel and the scallops. I cannot wait to bring my omakase/metal loving friends and family here to join in on the greatness because sharing truly is caring and this gem is too awesome to keep to myself!

This place was super busy when I went. It was sometime last year. It's super important to book in…read moreadvance as this place is small and fills up fast. I got the omakase and the owner delivered. Sushi was made fresh and tasted good. He was super chatty, friendly and made some jokes along the warm. (I can see how the jokes are a bit uncomfortable but it's all in light humor). Unfortunately, the restaurant is closed now as the owners retired and did not want to continue running the restaurant.

I want to say sorry to myself FOR VISITING THIS PLACE SO…read moreLATE! Been on my list forever but once I heard the chef and family is retiring I knew I had to book and try at least once. CRIKEY; the quality of every single fish was MINDBLOWING LOL so worth the money. I also added the unagi too and i have no words. Ambiance is nothing crazy but you come for the amazing food and it delivered

The salad is always so good here. I love that it's bottomless and I especially love the dressing…read more The curry katsu was tasty and very filling. It was fried perfectly. The miso soup had a lot of flavor. Customer service was excellent.

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.

I think I found my new favourite sushi spot…read more This place is amazing! So many options to choose from on their menu which is great. The space itself is beautiful and very inviting. I love how they had a tablet at each table for the table to use to make their order or request things (this might be tough for those who are not very tech savvy). Overall the food is good. Service was wonderful. I would highly recommend checking this spot out!

I always enjoy the food at Sushi Mura. There are several locations in the lower mainland. This…read morelocation is quite new. Free parking entrance is at the back of the restaurant. I came here with a friend and I liked that you order food on an IPad. I got the spicy salmon sashimi and a chop scallop role. The sushi were all very fresh and delicious. Service was good. This is Korean Japanese sushi. What is unique about the Korean Japanese spicy salmon sashimi is that it is sweet with a hint of spiciness. The restaurant is stylish and the dim light makes it comfy on the eyes. The restaurant is quite big.