Hon Jin Japanese Restaurant (part 4)

I made another visit to Honjin Sushi Japanese Restaurant (menu, map, 138 Davie Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada, phone: 604-688-8808), one of my favorite places for a sushi lunch in downtown Vancouver.

Pictured below are the Ebi Sunomono Salad, Tuna and Salmon Sashimi, Pan Fried Gyoza, Sunshine Roll, and Yam Tempura.

Our total bill came out to $20 per person including tax and tip (including some items not pictured). View Part 3 for more photos and more info.

Ebi sunomono salad

(above) Ebi sunomono salad (shrimp and cold noodles in a sweet tangy broth)

Tuna and salmon sashimi

(above) Tuna and Salmon sashimi

Japanese Gyoza

(above) Pan fried Gyoza

Sunshine Roll sushi

(above) Sunshine Roll sushi

Japanese Yam Tempura from Honjin Japanese Restaurant in Vancouver

(above) Japanese Yam Tempura from Honjin Japanese Restaurant in Vancouver

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2 Responses to “Hon Jin Japanese Restaurant (part 4)”

  1. Geoff Says:
    July 3rd, 2008 at 11:16 pm

    Thanks Shokutsu, I checked out your site, great photos there too!!

  2. shokutsu Says:
    July 3rd, 2008 at 7:38 pm

    Thanks for introducing this place in Yaletown, very envious that you can have such a place in close proximity for lunch on a daily basis. I was not aware of it but it certainly looks promising, so will definitely try and make a visit. Great gallery of images to go with your posts, very inspiring. Will be back to check out your future reviews.

    shokutsu
    @ http://foodosophy.wordpress.com/

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