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Best Japanese restaurants nearby. Discover the best Japanese food in West Vancouver. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Japanese restaurants near you.. West Vancouver is a district municipality in the province of British Columbia, Canada. A member municipality of Metro Vancouver, the governing body of the Greater Vancouver Regional District, the municipality is northwest of the city of Vancouver on the northern side of English Bay and the southeast shore of Howe Sound, and is adjoined by the District of North Vancouver to its east. Together with the District of North Vancouver and City of North Vancouver, it is part of a local regional grouping referred to as the North Shore municipalities, or simply "The North Shore".
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10. Bene Sushi Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Postal Code: V7V 1H8, 604-913-1112. Sushi Ben, 954 Kingedward Avenue West, Vancouver, BC sushiben.foodpages.ca/ - Cached Sushi Ben on 954 Kingedward Avenue West sushi Vancouver Restaurant food near King Edward AVE W and Laurel ST food pages. Sushi Be
Reviewed By kathyparnell
My spouse & I are passionate about sushi & we thought we had tried it all. We stopped in this location on a whim & have now added this to our "must do" list when we return. The prices are reasonable, but even more so when it is the best yet! The Ahi Tuna was like butter!
9. Guu with Garlic
Overall Ratings
4 based on 232 reviews
Reviewed By MurrayF_13
This place had a nice feel to it on a Saturday night being busy and a little noisy but it had a nice atmosphere. The salmon hotpot was great and the udon noodles were spot on. A 15 minute wait for a table at 7pm and you didn't feel like you were being pushed out.
8. The Lobby Lounge
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4 based on 225 reviews
The Lobby Lounge and RawBar is Vancouverâs destination for nightly live music and handcrafted cocktails. Through the open glass atrium, guests enjoy the harbour views as chic crystal chandeliers sparkle overhead. The sound of the Fazioli piano â custom de
Reviewed By PookyCake
We learn that in Japanese culture sushi is considered an art form because its appearance is just as important as how it tastes. After all, âartâ is defined as the âarrangement of sounds, colours, forms, movements that affects the senses of beauty.â So, we can see exactly how and why sushi is art â both at a practical and functional level â that you eat. The âart,â or sushi, entices you, appeals to your sight; your sense of touch and your taste buds. The Lobby Lounge and RawBar in Fairmont Pacific Rim brings all of this together in a beautiful, luxurious package.The general lobby area of the aptly named Lobby Lounge brings your dining experience to a whole new level. During the day, natural light pours in through the atrium windows, providing diners with gorgeous views of Vancouverâs bustling downtown. At night, the Lobby Lounge is transformed into a magically upbeat yet relaxing atmosphere suitable for casual pub eats and truly exquisite Japanese cuisine. Live music dazzles your hearing; the subdued lighting hints at the excellence yet to come; the high marble columns and strategically placed fireplace creates an atmosphere unmatched for dining.While there is a plethora of attractive items on the sushi menu, Iâve largely been a creature of habit. Whenever dining here, Iâve typically stuck to ordering the Smoked Sablefish & Bacon Miso and the Sushi Moriawase. Miso soup is typically a given on any sushi menu and itâs usually a one-note kind of thing; however, the fantastic chefs at the Pacific Rimâs RawBar have upped the ante by going beyond mere miso and including rich and flaky sablefish & bacon. I was initially hesitant about the sablefish, because itâs a naturally rich item, but it works so exceptionally well with the miso that I donât know if I can ever go back to regular miso soup. Add in the bacon dashi â with its hints of smoky flavour â and you get a soup that is unmatched. Likewise, the sushi moriawase serves as a good introduction to the many flavours available at RawBar: 4 pieces of California roll, 3 pieces of spicy tuna roll and 4 pieces of salmon motoyaki round out the selection. Restrained embellishments bring dimension and sparkle to the fore and the result is unparalleled. FOOD: 5/5SERVICE: 5/5VALUE: 5/5RECOMMENDATION: The Fairmont brand has established itself as something of a symbol for refinement and elegance of the highest order. The Pacific Rimâs Lobby Lounge & RawBar keeps such a mission and vision held high through their service and food offerings. The opulence of the space amplifies and magnifies the beautiful and rich simplicity of the food. Highly recommended!PS: If you found this review helpful in any way please consider hitting the "helpful" button!âThank you for your feedback on TripAdvisor; we really appreciate it. We are delighted that you enjoyed your experience at The Lobby Lounge and RawBar. We are pleased to hear that you appreciated the variety of food offerings on our menu and especially our sushi presentation. It is also so rewarding to hear that you not only noticed, but greatly enjoyed, many of the small details in our lounge including the live music entertainment, the decor and the art paintings. We are excited to welcome you again soon!Sincerely,Stas AnikinManager, The Lobby Lounge and RawBar
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7. Ramen Santouka
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4 based on 372 reviews
Reviewed By Kaisers5
Our family really enjoys Ramen and Santouka doesnât disappoint. We love the atmosphere at Santouka. Itâs a small restaurant that has around the table seating, bar seating and tables. The Ramen is always consistently delicious. We eat the Spicy Kara Miso which has great depth in flavor and isnât too spicy but just enough to make your pallet dance. For sides; the Tokusen which is a mouth watering cheek meat that melts in your mouth and the Yaki Gyoza which is the best Gyoza in town.The service is fast and efficient and they always find a way to make you feel welcome.
6. Miku
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2041 reviews
We specialize in Aburi, or flamed-seared sushi, which was developed nearly a century ago in Japan. The act of applying fire directly to sushi enhances the natural flavours and textures of the fish, creating a new and exciting culinary experience. Miku own
Reviewed By yim c
We had a wonderful and most delicious lunch unfortunately the round face Asian girl who kept clearing our table disappointed us. Why must she remove every item immediately disturbing our lunch. Most annoying was she cleared my husbands dish even before he put his chopsticks down. Then she stood beside me hoping to remove my plate as I was just picking my last piece of sushi. I had to tell her to stop, but she still cleared and wipe the table while I was still eating. We both found this most annoying and we brought the rating down 2 notches. Looks like she was a server in a wanton shop before joining Miku. Can some one teach her proper service as when to take away the dishes..
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5. Marutama
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4 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By BNichols5
The chicken broth was rich and creamy. Really good ramen, but just wish the menu at this location had more offerings. Was really looking forward to a pork broth but it want offered. The other Vancouver location on Robson St also had dumplings, so if given a choice, maybe go to that location.
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4. Zen Japanese Restaurant
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4 based on 114 reviews
Contemporary vision. Traditional roots. These are the qualities that highlight a dining experience at Zen Japanese Restaurant. A landmark on the West Vancouver dining scene for more than 20 years, Zen continues to thrive because of our unyielding commitme
Reviewed By Where_to_travel_next
Fits a party of 8 just perfectly. We enjoyed many nicely prepared dishes such as ebi flower, beef in rice wrap, seafood buckwheat soba, yam tempura, raw spot prawns, toro and sockeye sashimi, tuna takaki salad, seaweed salad, miso soup, caterpillar roll, chopped scallop and ikura rolls. Beautiful washrooms, very modern ambience. Great service. Lots of staff preparing the food. Underground and street parking. Nice small patio with heat lamps.
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3. Miko Sushi Japanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 339 reviews
Reviewed By AJZ
This place busy so I would advised to book. We sat at the bar and watched the chefs prepare our sushi. The fish was very fresh and the salmon sashimi was amazing. Will return next time we are in Vancouver.
2. Ramen Danbo - Robson
Overall Ratings
4 based on 351 reviews
Reviewed By Chrispmoto
Saw a review, then heard there is always a line up, so I was intrigued, and had to go.Was NOT disappointed, so good, so tasty!The place is very busy but all the servers were so nice and patient.The server we had was new, he was in training but did an exceptional job.I will never eat Iciban again and not be reminded of how awesome this place was!!
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1. Kingyo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 600 reviews
Reviewed By Frau65
Was visiting with my husband and stepdaughter who studied abroad in japan for 6 months. She said it truly reminded her of the Izakaya that she remembered during her time living in Japan. We waited about 10 minutes and were seated at the center dining table which is long and shared. She is vegetarian and ordered edamame, the fried corn, and rice balls (which is just Onigiri). My husband had the Kobe beef and I had one of the specials called Hell Chicken and it was EXTREMELY spicy. We also ordered a green salad which was delicious and enough for 2 people. This was a delightful place for dinner and I highly recommend!
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