I’ve come here on numerous occasions, and it’s not my favourite sushi restaurant, but it’s bang for your buck sushi and it does the job if you’re in the area… especially after a hard day’s worth of shopping at Metrotown mall across the street.
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Basically it’s the cheap sushi restaurant you go to when Sushi Garden turns you down. It’s no fuss, bang for your buck sushi, and it does the job on a dime. I’d stick to the rolls, more so than the sashimi, but it’s all passable for the price.
Oh… what’s that I hear? Chinese music. Yes, it is Chinese owned and operated. Although this fact may turn some people off, I’m a bit indifferent. It’s cheap eats in the area with large fusion rolls that aren’t bad for not being authentic Japanese.
There’s good Japanese food and then there’s authentic and very good Japanese food, and that’s what category Hime Sushi falls into. I didn’t get to try as much as I wanted to and several items sparked my interest, but from what I ordered the place was legit.
A nieghbourhood favourite and hidden gem! There’s a couple modern twists to some of his offerings, but Chef Ken’s style is definitely much more traditional Japanese and he sticks to what he knows and does best, so the omakase was pretty much seamless in timing, execution, quality and flavour.
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