Top Best Japanese Restaurants in Bowen Island

"A post shared by Tojo’s | Vancouver BC (@tojos_restaurant) on Feb 18, 2016 at 10:49pm PST. The internationally acclaimed Tojo’s is a pretty legendary institution when it comes to Japanese fine dining. Chef Tojo has created signature rolls such as the BC Roll and the Tojo Roll made from West coast Dungeness crab, avocado, spinach, and egg rolled inside-out topped with sesame seeds (also known as the California Roll), and also introduced omakase to Vancouver’s food scene."

"The home of the California roll, Tojo’s is the place to go when you really want to impress friends from out of town. Chef Tojo continues to experiment with new flavours, plus the recently introduced cocktail hour menu makes this spot more approachable than ever. Hours: Monday to Saturday from 5PM, Cocktail Hour Thursday to Saturday, 4PM-6PMWhere: 1133 West Broadway"

"Tojo's has been around for over 30 years and can't be looked over when listing the best sushi spots in the city. This institution is definitely on the pricier side but it's a must-try for any and all sushi lovers. Their Seasonal Omakase is always a good choice as it's, well, seasonal and the freshest."

"Fresh flavours, bold colours, and stunning plating tend to be the trend here, and looking at the photos we can confirm the seafood is indeed as fresh as it looks. One of Vancouver’s best spot for sushi, Minami boasts incredible oshi sushi as well. Address: 1118 Mainland Street, VancouverNeighbourhood: Yaletown Phone: 604-685-8080Facebook | Twitter | Instagram"

"Minami is a sister restaurant to the popular Miku restaurant, and I think I actually prefer eating here. The sushi is also pretty expensive, but I find myself liking the options at Minami more. Be sure to make a reservation because it gets super busy!"

"Locals recommend Minami for sushi, Anh and Chi for pho, or Marutama for Ramen. Alternatively, you can eat at one of the cafes and restaurants inside Stanley Park itself. Update: 1886 is now closed."

"We just ordered takeaway from Sansho for the first time tonight and we will absolutely be ordering again. It is super reasonably priced for what we believe to..."

"Kingsway's Sushi by Yuji is a small space so get here early to get a seat and be sure to order the Japanese gunkan style sushi (topped with fish roe), chopped scallop rolls and the delicate quails egg dishes. Affordable and generous in portion size (think thick-cut hamachi sashimi), this hole-in-the-wall joint is an East Vancouver gem. Price: Budget-friendly/mid-range"

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"A post shared by Jason | Noms Mag (@yehitsfoodtime) on Feb 4, 2018 at 11:03pm PST. For a more casual scene, dine with Chef Yuji Nagaya at this small restaurant that seats around 20 people. The hole-in-the-wall place eschews fancy décor but still celebrates high-quality ingredients you’d expect from an authentic Japanese restaurant in Vancouver."

"Togo Sushi takes pride in serving you a fresh assortment of nigiri sushi, maki sushi, and sashimi made on-site, every day with top quality, nutritious ingredients. Togo Sushi is dedicated to bringing you the ultimate sushi experience."

"Green Leaf Cafe is known for their aburi sushi, but OMG 😱, did you know they have deep fried sushi rolls?. – 📷: "OMG" @greenleafcafeburnaby The spicy OMG is a deep tempura fried roll with prawn and salmon, crabmeat, and avocado, served with soy glaze and drizzled with wasabi sauce."

"Green Leaf is known for their aburi sushi, but they also have oshi sushi. The food here is delicious, and it’s not too far from the airport – perfect if you’re doing a quick layover in Vancouver!. LOCATION: 3416 W Broadway, Vancouver, BC"

"One of our personal favorites, this small, hole in the wall, Vancouver sushi restaurant is sure to impress. The quality is good and the prices are very affordable, it’s the best bang for your buck without sacrificing quality in the city. The restaurant is small and can’t accommodate too many people, so best to go in a small group."

"Step inside this small sushi joint, which is close to the Commercial-Broadway Skytrain station. Portions are generous and you'll find variations on California rolls from real crab versions to deep-fried ones. Cheap and cheerful, Naruto also offers a healthier brown rice version of sushi rolls."

"Kaide Sushi Bar uses only fresh, locally sourced ingredients, and all their fish is prepared in-house and with care. Their signature dishes include a sushi bar for sashimi, maki and nigiri, and rice bowls with toppings. The sushi contains only wild sockeye salmon and wild albacore tuna sourced fresh each day and prepared by hand."

"Kaide boasts the bold claim of “Best Sushi in Vancouver” on its website, so it’s worth visiting and deciding for yourself. But those who have already been there know that Kaide is considered one of Yaletown’s hidden gems. With a simple interior, the focus is all on the fresh and finely-prepared Japanese food."

"Hidden behind the unassuming doors of the Rennie Museum is one of Canada’s largest collections of contemporary art. Opened in 2009, the collection focuses on topics that surround identity, social commentary, injustice and appropriation. Entrance is free but the museum is only open to the public on Saturdays by appointment."

"A private museum that you have to book to get into, but definitely worth the minimal effort required. Make a story out of the exhibition, and take a main page post on the roof, it’s a win-win scenario. Definitely one of the coolest buildings you can check out in Vancouver."

"Make sure to stop off for a drink at Keefer Bar and Fortune Sound Club and check out Rennie Collection at Wing Sang (which offers free entry). You can also visit some of the firm-favourites such as; Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden and the Millennium Gate."

"2342 Granville Street Vancouver, BC V6H 3G3 604 738 1077WEBSITE | MAP. The gallery showcases and promotes established and emerging Canadian talents"

"Just because Vancouver is surrounded by some of the world’s most stunning natural beauty doesn’t mean you should come to expect nothing beautiful indoors too. The city’s Art Gallery, located in downtown Vancouver, is home to over 10,000 art pieces, ranging from Canadian and British paintings to the photographic works of artists like Ansel Adams and Henri Cartier-Bresson. Guided tours are always available, but for something both interactive and slightly different, try to make it for a FUSE event, where DJ’s and artists perform throughout the galleries from 8 pm to 1 am."

"Founded in 1931, the permanent collection of the gallery consists of 11.000 artworks including over 200 works by Emily Carr, The Group of Seven, Jeff Wall, Harry Callahan and Marc Chagall. The gallery hosts regular touring exhibits and lectures, it is home to a gift shop and a cute cafe. On Tuesday evenings from 5 to 9 pm admission is by donation."

"The Vancouver Art Gallery is a small but mighty gallery filled with cool exhibits that switch up every so often. Grab some clean shots with the art deco-style interior, or snap some photos of the artwork. It’s located in downtown Vancouver, and Tuesday evenings are pay-what-you-can by donation!"

"Location: 2119 Kingsway, VancouverCategory: Vegan/PizzaDescription: Awesome take-out pizza that’s full of greasy goodness for those days when you need a little extra warmth in your stomach. All sauces and dressings are prepared in-house, and there are also donairs, spanakopita, and rice dishes if you want something other than pizza.Website: www.veganpizzahouse.ca"

"You’ll also be impressed with the rustic and charming setting at Sula Indian Restaurant (1128 Commercial Drive and 4172 Main Street) featuring antique furniture, pops of vibrant colour, and a Indian mural art. The menu at Sula is extensive but you’ll want to order fragrant seafood curries  as well as Mumbai street snacks. Sula also has a cocktail program with traditional Indian spices like tamarind, star anise, and amla."

"This traditional Indian restaurant has plenty of great takeout options for you to choose from. We go all-vegetarian when we visit Sula, preferring to sample the veggie dishes like Dal Makhani, Channa Masala, and Gobi Aloo. There are also plenty of vegan and gluten-free options should you have any dietary restrictions."

"Truly traditional Indian restaurant in Vancouver, serving exotic Indian food from different regions of south and North India prepared using aromatic spices ground in house combined with fresh herbs, served in a playful Indian inspired indoor garden"

"Snowcap’s treats are inspired by the classic flavours and street snacks from Hong Kong and Japan. The team here has sourced high quality, fresh ingredients to create picture-perfect treats, and they have also designed the space to be photo-worthy as well. Address: 3278 W Broadway, VancouverPhone: 604-620-1172"

"A moody, red-walled interior and a sweet-focused menu make this Victorian inspired dessert lounge an amorous date-night spot for couples looking to canoodle over a slice of cake. Sweet Revenge’s drool-worthy selections include more than a dozen decadent desserts ranging from chocolate mousse to tiramisu to classic apple pie, as well as tea, coffee and wine pairings. Cheesecake fans can dig into a signature white chocolate cheesecake – an individual-sized flourless mound drizzled with homemade raspberry sauce and topped with fresh berries."

"Crackle Crème: a small café in Chinatown serving the cutest macarons. Medina Café: a popular downtown eatery serving brunch all day."