Ebisu on Robson (Japanese Restaurant)

Ebisu on Robson (827 Bute Street, Vancouver, phone 604-689-8266) serves Japanese tapas and Asian-western fusion food, appealing to the younger, hip Asian crowd as well as food enthusiasts seeking a taste above the ordinary. Recently taking over from “Hooters” in this spacious 2nd floor room overlooking Robson street, Ebisu has a varied menu that ranges from delectable sushi concoctions such as the “Crunch ‘n Munch” roll ($12.97, pictured below) to Rack of Lamb and even pumpkin soup and fish tacos. The Oyster Blowout ($12.78, pictured below) has got to be my favorite item. It’s a huge platter of 12 fresh raw oysters served with a variety of sauces and toppings. We ordered some more inspired Japanese items, such as the Ika Meshi (stuffed squid rolls, pictured below, $11.11), the Deluxe Tempura ($14.77, pictured below), and the Sashimi Salad ($9.57, pictured below).

Crunch 'n Munch roll sushi
Crunch ‘n Munch Roll

Ika Meshi (squid rolls) sushi
Ika Meshi (Squid roll sushi)

Oyster Blowout (fresh raw oysters)
Oyster Blowout (fresh raw oysters)

Sashimi Salad
Sashimi Salad

Deluxe Tempura Japanese
Deluxe Tempura

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3 Responses to “Ebisu on Robson (Japanese Restaurant)”

  1. Geoff Says:
    March 1st, 2011 at 9:33 am

    thanks Chris! 🙂

  2. Chris Says:
    February 28th, 2011 at 8:29 pm

    Your photo work is very nice. The food at this restaurant looks out of this world. Highlighted by excellent lighting and composition.

  3. Shawnalee Sears and Greg Hamilton Says:
    November 26th, 2008 at 8:20 am

    My sweetheart and I were there on Monday, November 24th. We were so rushed as we were headed to the Vancouver/Detroit Hockey game, otherwise we could have sat there all evening. The meal was absolutely fantastic. We both love to try new things and your menu ensured us we would be back for a second seating. I live in Whitehorse, Yukon and he lives in Qualicum Beach, and we both loved everything we ordered. It was hard to leave, I must say. The breaded avacado with the cod roe dip was amazing, and one roll in particular, had unagi on top, I think Samarai something…….O MY GAWD!!!!!!!!! Soooooo Good. The bill was about 120.00 and worth every cent!!!!!! WE WILL BE BACK! I work in a busy pub myself and come in contact with many people headed your way and you can bet I will be nudging them in your direction!
    Thanks for an unbelievable experience, it will be remembered for a long time!
    Shawnalee Sears

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