Where to go for sushi in Vancouver?

[summerbreeze]

tanpopo on denman is not bad for all you can eat sushi,

kishimoto on commercial is fabulous and east end prices as well

 

[uncleg]

Oh wow I was thinking maybe there was just a couple good places, sounds like there's a great place on every corner just about! Looks like next time I'm in town I'll have lots of eating out to do.

And there will be no sad panda... I much prefer Peyton to be happy kitty.

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

 

[afterglow]

Shiro on Cambie is my favourite. That was the first place I ever saw those Japanese heated toilet seats.

 

[manni]

new found gem.
Loku (formerly Seb's) corner of Broadway and Carolina.

 

[bonecrusher]

I vote for Tojo's, Book the chefs table

Did it once before and it was well worth it!! Maybe it's time to do it again.

 

[theunit]

Ki sushi in new west is my fave

 

[Lo-ki]

Now this thread has got me craving sushi:doh:[/QUOTE]

 

[summerbreeze]

might have to lick the serving dish clean..........

 

[PierreCoeur]

MY HOUSE. But you need to come alone cause I am not into duos.

 

[Cami Parker]

Definitely Miku!!! :thumb:

http://mikurestaurant.com/menu/dinner/

 

[rayrice]

Definitely Miku!!! :thumb:

http://mikurestaurant.com/menu/dinner/

Wondering what your opinion on Miku compared with Tojo's Cami

 

[Cami Parker]

I don't leave Downtown, as a rule.
When we were little kids and we used to run around the city with our friends, the rule was always go wherever you want as long as you don't cross any bridges, bodies of water, or basically go anywhere outside the 3 sky train stop radius (Waterfront, Burrard, Granville) because it's "too dangerous out there". I guess the attitudes stuck lol plus, there's no reason really. I can't think of anything that would interest me that downtown doesn't offer.

Wondering what your opinion on Miku compared with Tojo's Cami

 

[samuraisword]

Ajisai in Kerrisdale is my fav