Sushi Town in Burnaby (Part 3)
Sushi Town (map, visitor reviews, 5935 East Hastings, Burnaby, BC, Canada, phone 604-294-6155) is one of my favorite sushi restaurants in the Vancouver area. I went for another visit with a friend and enjoyed some of their specialty rolls (please see pictures below). The prices are very reasonable, and I think the quality of the sushi is quite high. All the food pictured below came to $29.51 including tax – a satisfying meal for 2 people!
dlxowhd, a reviewer on DineHere.ca writes (click here to read review):
simply put, this restaurant will give you the best bang for your buck.
just go and order sasimi and see it for yourself.
they are so huge that it makes you wonder how they make money.
this place is also very busy, therefore high turnover, so food (especially sushi and sasimi) is always fresh and tasty.
i love the ‘awesome’ roll and ‘red’ roll.. beef roll is also very good.
service is solid but can be improved.
i think waitresses are understaffed and they need to hire more waitresses..
For more photos and info, please view Part 2 or Part 1.
Dragon Roll ($5.50) and Red Roll ($4.95) from Sushi Town in Burnaby, BC, Canada.
House Roll ($4.95) from Sushi Town Japanese Restaurant in Burnaby, BC, Canada.
Awesome Roll sushi ($6.95) from the awesome Japanese restaurant Sushi Town in Burnaby, BC, Canada.
Seafood Sunomono salad ($3.75) from Sushi Town Japanese Restaurant in Burnaby BC Canada.
Miso Soup ($1.00) from Sushi Town in Burnaby BC Canada.
February 25th, 2009 at 10:30 am
Kapamese sushi is getting big in BC Canada, too !!! I sawa some beautiful photos of sushi in this high-light here. I personally, have been to SUSHI TOWN once myself in last year. They serve great food of Japanese sushi there. I am here at Los Angeles and we created some brand new for sushi industries for World widely and I would like to let Canadian sushi lover to know what we do with Japanese-Sushi from LA. Our new busines is named: http://www.sushitrainer.com, is the premier online sushi culinary school for anyone seeking to become skilled in the traditional Japanese way of making sushi. This is THE online destination for those who have always been interested, but have never had the skills or know-how to make their own sushi at home. Thank you.
December 31st, 2008 at 10:50 am
yum, looks good!