Sushi Hyun Omakase

No question this is the top omakase restaurant in Vancouver, and one of the top ten in North America. It avoids the pitfall of many omakases by providing a great mixture of preparations, all executed masterfully by Chef Ju Hyun Lee and his talented staff.

From sashimi to nigiri to broths, cooked dishes, cakes, ice creams and even a fascinating fried rice course where the leftovers get turned into a delicious soup, the twenty or more courses consistently stay interesting and delicious.

The elegant simplicity of the interior, chill background music, and perfect service combine to make this an experience you won’t forget. The price is quite reasonable given the rarity of the ingredients–nearly everything fresh from Japan.

A thoughtful wine list and extensive sake list provide excellent accompaniment. Highly recommended.

https://www.yelp.com/biz/sushi-hyun-vancouver

Subway

The subways in our area have closed (probably for good reason, I’m not a fan). But my wife really likes their tuna sandwich with tons of pickles and nothing else. So this is now the closest to us. It appears to have just opened, since I was the first to review.

What can I say? It’s a subway.

We did try the foot long nachos. More like 9 inches of chips with a little cheese, but plenty of jalapeƱos. I’m not sure ho I feel about nachos made with artificially flavored nacho Doritos, but they were a lot better than my snack size sandwich, which was an abomination and an insult to all sandwiches everywhere.

https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/subway-vancouver-160