Best Asian Food Restaurants in Sooke

"Royal Oak - 4517 West Saanich Rd. (778) 265-8898Gordon Head - 4087 Shelbourne St. (778) 265-5200Oak Bay - 2518 Estevan Ave. (250) 592-8311China Town - 1609 Store St. (250) 590-9821Cook St. Village - 355 Cook St. (250) 590-8915. Since this is Victoria, it probably comes as no shock that another brunch place is on the list. In full disclosure, these restaurants can be a little tight which might not always constitute the most kid-friendly places for some."

"With three patio locations around Victoria, The Village really is ‘where the locals eat’. With all of their spots expanded, The Village is ready to make you feel cozy, comfortable and make the most of your 'tio experience. Pick the most convenient spot for you: Estevan Village, Royal Oak Village or Torquay Village - they are all worth the visit, specially Torquay, which is completely covered, enclosed and has a fire pit!"

"It's perfect for lazy brunching with friends and is super family-friendly. They offer a range of choices from pancakes or oatmeal to eggs benny and latkes. Alternatively, try their famous breakfast sandwiches or a granola bowl."

"The Mint employs several specialty chefs to prepare authentic and delicious international foods. There are plenty of vegetarian and vegan options, but meat eaters aren't neglected. Start with badam sandheko – spicy roasted peanuts with ginger and cilantro."

"This atmospheric place with fairy lights all over is the perfect spot to have a few drinks and also one of their delicious fusion meals. Our favourite must be the butter chicken poutine. Website: www.themintvictoria.com Address: 1414 Douglas St"

"The sleek lines and serene color palette associated with Japanese décor is replicated at Azuma, an ideal spot for a relaxing business lunch or dinner date. In addition to what many people hail as the freshest sushi in town, the restaurant serves a nice variety of cooked seafood, beef dishes and tempura, and combination platters and bento boxes are a great option if you can't settle on one or two things. Everything on the menu is available for take out – a special bento box neatly holds all the components of your meal and chop sticks are included."

"Open since 2001, Azuma Sushi is the most prominent Japanese restaurant on Vancouver Island. Conveniently located in the heart of downtown Victoria, our 180 seat restaurant features, two sushi bars, a lavish drink bar, and a breathtaking aquarium that is sure to exceed any dining expectations. Our establishment caters to take out and delivery orders, but we recommend coming in for the full Azuma experience."

"Located in beautiful Victoria, BC. Shiki Sushi’s unique creations and comfortable decor make it one of Victoria’s most popular sushi restaurants. Our restaurant has been at the heart of downtown Victoria since 2004. Thank you for making Shiki Sushi one of the most popular sushi restaurants in Victoria."

"Enter the world of Chiba Sushi and find friendly staff and the best place in Victoria to get reasonably priced quality sashimi, sushi and cooked dishes. Chiba Sushi, located in downtown Victoria (corner of Government and Hillside) and features our Sushi bar and Tatami room with 65 seats. We have been in operation since 2007 under new a new chef and owners."

"A couple friends and I went for all-you-can-eat ribs on Wednesday expecting a new addition to the ever competitive AYCE space. This place tries to capture the…”more"

"The Shark Club caters to sports fans, and the crowd tends to be a bit more mature. Satellite and digital cable sports channels provide the entertainment on 29 televisions, and there are also a couple of pool tables if you feel like doing something a bit more active. Popular specials include a $5.99 pizza night, $.35 wings night, and reduced price beer buckets on Fridays."

"Just a 2-minute walk from Alexander’s, and you will arrive at Sidney Museum where you can discover the natural history of the area. There are over 8,000 artifacts and a rotating monthly display in the museum. Admission is by donation and you can book your visit on their website as entries are by timed admission only."

"One of our summer students has been hard at work transforming our parlour exhibit. The final product... Treat your eyes and mind with some local and brand new information while you walk around exploring the artifacts at Sidney Museum."

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"Opened in 2013 in a historic waterfront structure, this small but impressive gallery displays more than 100 works—from etchings to…"