tsumorichisato

yes yes miku is great~they also serve omakase

布小熊

some of my friends like Miko. But some who like traditional sushi didn't.
I think it depends on what you prefer.

tsumorichisato

Miku and Miko are 2 different restaurants ...just to make it clear. Miku is more fusion...

librazhy

I know where Miku is, but where is miko about?

somewhereintime

I know where Miku is, but where is miko about?
librazhy 發表於 2011-3-8 23:07

   Miko is on  Robson, across from Odoul  (Listel Hotel)
   I walked by it 2 hours ago

布小熊

回復 53# tsumorichisato

Sorry I got confused.

somewhereintime

回復 52# 布小熊

I want something simple but high quality.
Miku is too flashy for me, come on, this is
Vancouver, not Vegas

ckqueen

There is a small Japanese Restaurant on Fraser/ 41th, on the same street next to Roger video/ London ...
Look4chrisng 發表於 2011-3-8 10:07

I think you're talking about Shima-Ya on Victoria/41st.  They have fresh sashimi from Jap every Thursday.

Sushiyama has cheap/casual sushi.
Charcoal offers a lot of different sushi/rolls.
Tokyo John has decent regular sushi & offers brown rice sushi.
Takifugu is for chu-toro/o-toro.
Hachi/Ajisai has fresh sashimi.
Kura offers seasonal sashimi.
Shiro has cheap lunch box.
Kingyo has decent lunch set.
Suika is the new fusion favorite in town.
Ebisu on Robson has consistent hot food.
Nan-Chuu's modified fusion menu has lots of variety, good for late nite snack.
Zakkushi is for skewers.
Octopus Garden has surprising Omakase.
Aki has traditional/hard-to-find appy.
Miku has good kanpachi & aburi sushi.

So it really depends on what you are after......

zuesel

I've heard from many people as well as reviews about Taka Sushi in Whiterock being the best! I'm not a fish fan but would still want to try. Has anyone ever been?

Prelude

I've heard from many people as well as reviews about Taka Sushi in Whiterock being the best! I'm not ...
zuesel 發表於 2011-3-17 02:40

I tried.  It's a take out place, not bad for a small place.
Not cheap for a place that can fit 4 people.