There are a lot of Momo Sushis in the area, but I think this one is the nicest. It has a bright, inviting interior and plenty of tables.
Fish quality is excellent and the portions are very generous. Pricing is very reasonable.
They do a lot of to-go business, which keeps the servers busy at lunchtime, but the service was fine.
https://www.yelp.com/biz/momo-sushi-vancouver-4?osq=Momo+Sushi
This is the best sushi in the area. The place is charming and very authentic. The menu is extensive, to say the least. There’s the main menu, a lunch menu, and then the walls are covered in specials.
We went at a busy lunchtime and sat at the bar. The two sushi chefs were hustling. I had the 18-piece deluxe sashimi combo because that’s the way to judge a place’s fish. Everything was top-notch.
Service was friendly, and pricing is reasonable.
https://www.yelp.com/biz/miko-sushi-japanese-restaurant-vancouver
This beautiful restaurant overlooking the cruise ship dock at Canada Place serves terrific high-end sushi.
We had the Deluxe Shokai lunch. It included miso soup, three starters (scallop, salmon, and tuna sashimi; seared scallop in cream sauce; seared wagyu with Bernaise), ten pieces of sushi (rolls, nigiri, and Aburi Oshi sushi), and dessert. It was a lot of food for $75.
Our favorites were the scallop sashimi and seared scallop, but everything was delicious.
Service was very friendly, and the view can’t be beat. Outdoor seating is also available, but some of the subtleties of the food might be lost out there.
Full bar and extensive wine list. Maybe ask to not sit near the bar if you don’t like the sound of cocktail shakers!
Although this place looks a bit sketchy, the sushi is very good.
The specialty rolls are massive, so keep that in mind when ordering! Service is friendly.
This is an original sushi concept where hand rolls are prepared to order from a fixed menu consisting mostly of pre-prepared fish tartares. We tried the five-roll lunch, and the standouts were the scallop roll and the yellowtail roll. I also had an eel roll that was excellent. It was the only roll that involved a more traditional preparation of sushi, where the fish was seared to order. Service was fast and friendly.
Great ambiance and exactingly prepared nigiri is what Maumi is all about. Extensive sake list and some nice Champagnes.
Avo House has a delightful selection of sushi and other Japanese treats. The fish is fresh, and the rolls are creative. The Bento box lunch combination is a great deal, combining your choice of main (mine was sashimi plus a dynamite roll) with soup, salad, and side dish of your choice, which can even include tempura! I love that hot green tea is served as soon as you sit down. Service is friendly.