Top Best Japanese Restaurants in Panorama

"Locals can tell you it was photo-friendly chef Hidekazu Tojo himself who invented the California roll, though there are plenty more elusive creations to taste at his eponymous, special-occasion-ready restaurant. Order the omakase—it changes regularly, but if you’re lucky the silken, ginger-glazed sablefish, marinated albacore tuna, and snapper with rum sauce will appear alongside sashimi, nigiri, and tempura. Black sesame panna cotta or green tea crème brûlèe round out the experience."

"Located in beautiful Vancouver, Canada, Tojo’s Restaurant is internationally recognized for creating exquisite food served as an art form. Our dishes are fresh, unique and modern, rooted in Japanese fine dining traditions with a distinct"

"Hidekazu Tojo is a sushi-making legend in Vancouver, with thousands of special preparations stored in his creative mind. In this bright modern...Read More"

"Aburi game 🔥 – 📸 Premium Oshi Trio including: ➡️Hokkaido hotate & botan ebi ➡️Albacore tuna & otoro ➡️Japanese wagyu & hickory smoked bacon – You have to try this aburi oishi sushi on a whole another level. We highly recommend getting our favourite by far – albacore tuna & otoro. The pieces presents with the in your mouth buttery texture & flavours are superb!"

"Located in the heart of Yaletown, this Vancouver sushi restaurant focuses on delicious and sustainable Japanese seafood dishes with a stylish display. Minami is also known for their melt in your mouth Aburi sushi, specifically their appetizers. The quality is high end and the staff is very knowledgable."

"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"

"|| SUSHI BY YUJI 🍣 Tobiuo, also known as “Flying Fish” got its name from its ability to glide in the air for over a thousand feet when it swims 🐟 — Have you ever had flying fish before?. — 📸: Tobiuo Nigiri #️⃣#EastVanEats ✘ #BlackholetummyAdventures 🍴Food Stop from Foodventure w/ @yehitsfoodtime @kwokeemonster @eyuen88 @pigoutyvr @eatwithmao ."

"A post shared by Nicole • Food & Adventure (@foodiecole) on Dec 18, 2019 at 10:01pm PST. Another hidden gem for sushi in Vancouver, this time tucked into Kingsway. Sushi by Yuji offers patrons sweet uni and some amazing nigiri for both lunch and dinner."

"We remain open as usual tomorrow, family day😋Have a wonderful family day everyone🧚‍♀️ 🍙 🍙 🍙 #guu #guuisguuud #guuizakaya #authenticjapanese #japanesefood #japaneserestaurant #japanesetapas #yvrfood #yvreats #yvrfoodies #604eats #604food #604foodies #vancouverfood #vancouvereats #vancouverfoodie. A post shared by Guu Davie Izakaya (@guu_davie) on Feb 17, 2019 at 5:08pm PST. In case you don’t know already, an izakaya is a type of informal Japanese pub."

"Rather than list each of their 5 Vancouver locations individually, we thought it would be smarter to just put them all together because they’re all worth checking out. Don’t pass on their oden selection, which is a variety of snacks cooked in a special broth. Special shoutout to the Guu on Davie for specializing in nabemono hot pots."

"A post shared by Darren (@grabgrub) on May 17, 2015 at 12:29pm PDT. Located at 2993 Granville Street, this Korean and Japanese fusion restaurant invites guests to settle in and eat as much Asian cuisine as they can handle. AYCE lunch here is $17.95 per person, while the dinner goes for $28.95."

"This lunch spot specializes in serving up delicious, homemade bento boxes. We’ve got friends that have been going here for lunch for like 2 months straight and swear by it. That’s a good enough vouch-system for us, and it should be for you too."

"We’ve got friends that have been going here for lunch for like 2 months straight and swear by it. That’s a good enough vouch-system for us, tbh. Hours: Monday to Saturday, 11AM-8PM, Closed SundayWhere: 288 E Pender Street"

"Going complex is all well and good, but sometimes you just need simple finely crafted beer and that's where Green Leaf comes in, giving us a great crisp larger, cold an uncomplicated just the way we like it, or a nice Pie Hole Pale Ale, reminding us of the simpler times."

"Located in Lonsdale Quay Market, Green Leaf brews up both beers and kombucha. That’s a pretty fun mix, plus they let you order whatever you want to the tasting room. Perfect for when the group has about 8 different ideas on what to eat."

"Always a favorite stop for thirsty cyclists that have been biking on the Adanac and Mosaic routes that intersect here, Bomber Brewing (1488 Adanac Street), is one of several great Vancouver breweries in East Van, clustered around Commercial Drive (a great place to eat, before or after). The vibe here is casual and cozy. Monday nights are Movie Nights with free popcorn and $5 pints and the Tasting Room is open daily from 12pm-11pm."

"Between the Bomber Russian Imperial Stout and the Parklife Passion Fruit Ale, you’ve got two killer beers. The tap room is small but cozy and that Adanac street beer route is fantastic."

"Not to be confused with nearby Renfrew Community Park, this serene sliver of a park makes the most of Still Creek and its corresponding ravine. On the north side of East 29th Avenue is a newly fenced off-leash dog park but the main draw attraction is the shaded walkway hugging the creek. On the south side of 29th, a newly built stairway leads down to another stretch of the creek and a short boardwalk."

"If you have kids in tow, head to one of Vancouver’s splash-tastic free water parks. Granville Island Water Park, Vancouver's biggest and best water park, is conveniently located near Granville Island's Kids Market, which means you'll have the perfect lure for enticing your sprogs away from the toy shops. There's also a large pond nearby that's often filled with friendly ducks and geese."

"The Granville Island Water And Amusement Park is one of the great amusement parks in Vancouver. The best part is, the entry to this park is absolutely free."