Top Best Seafood Restaurants in New Westminster

"One of the most venerable Vancouver seafood restaurants, Joe Fortes is most famous for its premium oysters, wide variety of fish, and three-tiered Seafood Tower. It also has a fantastic location in the heart heart of downtown Vancouver, near Robson Street shopping and the Vancouver Art Gallery. Continue to 5 of 6 below."

"A post shared by Joe Fortes Seafood &Chop House (@joefortesvan) on Jun 15, 2018 at 11:05am PDT. Joe Fortes is an institution in the Vancouver food scene that brings a lot with it, including an unmatched rooftop garden patio. This awesome spot comes with expert service and a relaxing paradise-like atmosphere."

"Joe Fortes Seafood & Chop House has been one of Vancouver's favorite seafood restaurants for decades. From freshly shucked oysters to lobster rolls to miso glazed sablefish, you'll probably want one of everything on the menu. When it's oysters you want though, it's oysters they've got."

"It’s more than a little confusing that Vancouver, a city ideally situated to harvest the Pacific Ocean’s bounty, has so few fine dining seafood restaurants; Blue Water Café, however, is a notable exception. (Hook Seabar is another.) Located in Yaletown and set in converted warehouse, this is a warm and intimate spot. Dishes like sablefish with a miso sake glaze or meaty local Ling cod with chorizo, chickpeas, and smoked-paprika sauce go a long way toward showing what, exactly, a sure-handed cook can do with delicate ingredients."

"A post shared by Steph Wan📍Foodie in Vancouver (@stephwants) on Nov 6, 2019 at 8:37pm PST. Any dining experience you have at Yaletown’s Blue Water Café will be an unforgettable one. The award-winning restaurant is known for its top-notch service and spectacular seafood, so you can safely bet its nigiri, sashimi, and rolls are some of the best in the city."

"It’s impossible to talk about seafood in Vancouver without mentioning this restaurant. Considered the king of seafood, Executive Chef Frank Pabst and his team are consistently voted ‘Best Seafood Restaurant’ in town. This fine dining experience includes a raw bar, on-ice selections and unprecedented service."

"If you’ve never tried Peruvian-Japanese food, then here’s your chance in one of the city’s most picture-perfect locations on the seawall overlooking False Creek. The early-bird prix fixe menu offers excellent value and a chance to sample some of the restaurant’s high points, but the real star is the Ancora Glacier, a funky take on a seafood tower. You’ll swoon over the creamy whipped cold causa topped with juicy Dungeness crab and Salt Spring Island mussel escabeche."

"A post shared by Ancora Waterfront Dining (@ancoradining) on Aug 21, 2018 at 3:13pm PDT. This eatery offers patrons a unique blend of Peruvian and Japanese flavours and fantastic cocktails. To the delight of seafood lovers everywhere, Ancora has announced the opening of a second location that hopes to open in fall 2018."

"7:00 pm Dinner at Ancora Dining: After a long day out of the city, head over to Ancora for a tasty treat of west coast foods with a swirl of Peruvian and Japanese influence. Make sure you try their Seared scallops and pork belly!"

"The speciality at Yaletown’s Minami is aburi oshi sushi—lightly pressed and flame-torched rectangles of saucy, mouth-melting sushi bliss. Rolls here are delicious, but nothing compares to the buttery bite of the salmon oshi sushi (easily reason enough to visit) and the lime-spiked bite of the ebi oshi. The atmosphere, in keeping with the neighbourhood’s yuppie-ish character, is slickly refined and “big date” appropriate, though you may easily pop in for a casual lunch."

"A post shared by Sylvia (@sylviatuason) on Oct 1, 2018 at 10:26pm PDT. This celebrated Yaletown sushi restaurant offers incredible eats and a delightful hidden patio to match. It’s intimate and surrounded by a beautiful garden – you instantly forget which neighbourhood you’re relaxing in once you sit here for a while."

"Located in the vibrant neighbourhood of Yaletown, Minami Restaurant follows the pioneering footsteps of its sister restaurant, Miku, in delivering the innovative dining experience of Aburi cuisine to Vancouver's thriving food scene. Each piece of sushi is flame seared using a blowtorch and..."

"If you’re the person who likes to know what type of plankton your oysters ate prior to arriving in front of you, you’re definitely going to have a good time at The Fish Counter. The owners are incredibly passionate about local seafood and you can come in just to talk to them about sustainable fish - though there’s no way you leave without getting something to eat since their fish tacos and fish and chips are the best in the city. It’s a tiny spot, and there’s approximately one bench in the whole place, but you can stand at the counter at the window while you eat or get everything to go."

"Though Vancouverites may remember him as the high-end chef at the long-gone C, he and Mike McDermid not only founded Ocean Wise in 2005, but also transitioned to The Fish Counter in 2014, opening the hybrid seafood shop and casual eatery best known for their Fish & Chips. Address: 3825 Main Street"

"🌟s a l m o n o s h i⁣ ⁣ This dish is such a classic, that you already know how good it’s gonna be when you take that first bite. However, @rizsushi does it better by adding a layer of avocado, to give it a creamy texture. Besides looking pleasing to the eye, this dish was one of their many tasty menu items.⁣ ⁣ Thank you @rizsushi for inviting us and stay tuned for some more content from the tasting :)⁣ ⁣ 📍@rizsushi | Vancouver, BC⁣"

"WildTale is the seafaring sibling of the Flying Pig, and, similarly, has outposts in Yaletown and Olympic Village. This very west coast-style spot offers the perfect array of seafood-centric fare for after work Happy Hour with girlfriends or colleagues, or an ideal place to take your parents to dinner. Address: 1079 Mainland Street"

"A post shared by WildTale (@wildtale) on Mar 22, 2019 at 2:49pm PDT. With two locations in both Yaletown and Olympic Village, there’s double the reason to head here from happy hour and enjoy some amazing selections from the sea that will leave you satisfied. Address: 1079 Mainland Street, VancouverPhone: 604-428-9211"

"Our waterfront Vancouver restaurant, ARC, is the perfect West Coast Setting to enjoy urban artisan food. Made with locally sourced ingredients, some from our very own rooftop herb garden and beehives, our food is rivaled only by our stunning harbour and..."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Ralph Daily used under CC BY 2.0. Photo is only for illustrative purposes. ARC Restaurant has the motto “Life is complicated."

"A post shared by *Soph* (@soph_nb) on Sep 12, 2019 at 6:37pm PDT. Bubble World is the place where you can have them all. Here you can enjoy not only bubble teas with various flavors but also coffee, special hot drinks, cream float and ice cream, among others."

"The rice burgers are also affordable, so you’ll eat something really nice without feeling a dent in your wallet. Get some of their super crispy chicken katsu with rice, or the popcorn chicken option. Messy to eat, but that’s the way a burger is supposed to be eaten!"

"One of the most unique concepts in fast food culture comes with an authentic Japanese twist. Burgers in hand-pressed rice buns!. The first of its kind originated in Japan, but soon took the global market by storm."

"Perched atop the city’s highest point are the lovely lush gardens and aviary of the Bloedel Conservatory. Located within Queen Elizabeth Park, its huge historic dome is a treat to explore with beautiful exotic plants, trees, and birds. Looking out over the city and its surroundings, the colossal conservatory was founded in 1969 and now contains three separate climatic zones and habitats."

"George Wainborn Park in Yaletown brings together Vancouver’s beautiful nature and it’s urban architecture in close proximity, delivering space to lounge around and bring a picnic, juxtaposed against the hustle and bustle of the city. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Won Kang (@urbansketcherwest)"

"Photo: https://www.vancouverisawesome.com/2016/07/09/ history-of-metro-vancouver-city-hall-1936/. Since I live in Fairview, every time that I have to take the skytrain, I have to pass right in front of this marvelous Art Deco building that serves as city hall; its massive white structure is visible from all over Vancouver and it is still used today as the city’s council home. Located on 12th Avenue, the building was ordered by the Vancouver Civic Building Committee and designed by architect Fred Townley."

"Facing English Bay, Kits Beach is one of Vancouver's favorite summertime hangouts. The wide, sandy expanse attracts Frisbee tossers and volleyball players, and those who just like to preen while catching the rays. The ocean is fine for a dip, though serious swimmers should consider the heated Kitsilano Pool, one of the world's largest outdoor saltwater pools."

"Known to locals as Kits or Kits Beach, Kitsilano Beach is where you will find a lot of residents in the summertime. There’s ample park space around the beach for picnics, plus volleyball nets and Kitsilano Pool. The 137m (450ft) outdoor pool is Vancouver’s only saltwater swimming pool, open from mid-May to mid-September."

"Kitsilano Beach is one of Vancouver's favorite summertime hangouts. The wide, sandy expanse attracts buff Frisbee tossers, giggling volleyball players and those who just like to preen while catching the rays. The ocean is fine for a dip."