Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Coquitlam

"Practically right beside Five Sails, Miku has an amazing menu and some really solid views. With a focus on aburi (pressed sushi) and other Japanese dishes, Miku is the answer for those who want to experience Vancouver’s views and its culinary gems. Hours: Sunday to Wednesday, 11:30AM-10PM, Thursday, 11:30AM-10: 30 PM, and Friday/Saturday, 11:30AM-11PMWhere: 200 Granville Street"

"A post shared by Miku Restaurant (@mikurestaurant) on Feb 22, 2017 at 9:03pm PST. The floor to ceiling windows at this waterfront sushi spot gives diners an unobstructed view of Coal Harbour and the North Shore – the perfect backdrop to this highly-acclaimed Aburi restaurant. Address: 70-200 Granville Street, VancouverPhone: 604-568-3900"

"A limited selection of stellar Japanese/Peruvian fusion cuisine is available for takeout from Ancora’s False Creek location only (either for pickup or via Uber Eats). Choose from a selection of sushi rolls and sashimi, paella, rotisserie chicken, and surf and turf, or—through April—try the set Sakura menu, including black cod croquettes or grilled beef anticucho for $39 per person, with the option of adding a bottle of rosé for $20. A select menu of wine and beer is also available at 50 per cent off."

"Light, airy, and modern space spread over two levels with unobstructed water views toward False Creek (which isn’t really a creek) and Granville Island (not an island). As with many local destination restaurants, the views are a big deal. But for most of Ancora’s guests, the food is the draw."

"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!"

"Owned by world-renowned celebrity chef Hidekazu Tojo, Tojo's is arguably the most famous Vancouver sushi restaurant: It's a favorite among celebrities and locals alike. Joe Perry of Aerosmith is just one of the many stars who love this Vancouver landmark, declaring to the Georgia Straight that "It wouldn't be a stop in Vancouver if I didn't go there at least once." Although Tojo's does offer a la carte options, it's famous for its omakase ("leave it up to us") dinners: After asking about your likes and dislikes, Chef Tojo et al create a customized dinner just for you. The only downside to this sushi haven is the price: Omakase dinners run $80 - $180 per person."

"If you want to treat yourself to a nice meal, the omakase menu at Tojo’s is hard to beat. It is one of Vancouver’s oldest sushi restaurants and has aged well. Elegant yet friendly, this is a great spot to celebrate a special occasion."

"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!"

"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."

"The lowdown: Those in the know flock to local gem Toshi Sushi at precisely 4:20 p.m. to snag a spot in line before the doors open at 4:30 p.m. Tucked off Main Street in East Vancouver, what this shoebox-sized resto lacks in space it makes up for in unpretentious, fuss-free fare."

"Don’t let Toshi Sushi’s small and unassuming location put you off. The sushi here has the same fresh, melt-in-your-mouth quality that you’ll find at higher-end Japanese restaurants in Vancouver. The delicious food and reasonable prices mean there is often a line to get in."

"Toshi is a high-end sushi restaurant in Vancouver that is sure to live up to its hype. You may have to wait 15-30 minutes to get in, but it is most definitely worth it. This Vancouver sushi restaurant has good quality food, along with fast and friendly service."

"Another establishment jam-packed with far out decor is the Eatery. Suspended from the ceiling is an octopus, a shark, a dolphin, and a bunch of other freaky creatures from under the sea.The menu features a combination of classic and creative Japanese dishes, such as the Miss Piggy Roll, the Roe Money Roe Probrem, and the X-Rated Roll. This funky fun joint is a hip place to grab a bite, but it’s no passing trend."

"The Eatery is one of the most well-known sushi restaurants in Vancouver. Offering unique rolls with quirky names such as the Elvis Roll or the Las Vegas Roll. This Vancouver sushi restaurant has a unique and fun atmosphere giving off a tiki bar vibe."

"Call ahead to make a reservation for Maumi, a 10-seat, Tokyo-style wooden sushi bar where the discerning, taciturn chef serves premium traditional omakase nigiri piece by glistening, sauce-brushed piece (with fresh wasabi, if desired). No rolls, no noodles, no alcohol—though a few appetizers, such as charred yellowtail collar, deep-fried shrimp heads, and frost-delicate tempura fish are available to snack on before chef begins handing you what’s best: Hokkaido uni, pike mackerel, melting prawns, red tuna, cuttlefish, each its own divine experience. Leave the kids at home—this is sushi for grown-ups (also, kids are not allowed in)."

"Take a trip to Japan without leaving Canada at this elegant 10 seat omakase restaurant. Set up in the traditional style, with all seats facing the chef, this intimate spot serves some of the best sushi in Vancouver. They only offer two services a night and you may need to make reservations weeks in advance for the opportunity to try the Chef’s omakase – 11 pieces specially selected by Chef Maumi Ozaki and prepared in front of you."

"The first of our omakase only choices, Maumi is for true sushi aficionados. The large majority of ingredients are imported from Japan daily, to the delight of the two rounds of 8 diners lucky enough to be there that night. That said, a price point of only $75 for 11 nigiri dishes is actually an incredible deal."

"Nu Sushi is actually located in Burnaby, but I figured I’d include it anyway. Their Salmon Oshi is awesome, and their Chicken Karaage is the best we’ve ever had. LOCATION: 3787 Canada Way #100, Burnaby, BC"

"Managed by the Wild Bird Trust of BC, the delightful Maplewood Flats Conservation Area is surprisingly accessible from Vancouver yet it feels like a million miles from the city. Its tangle of trees, winding paths and protected wetland beach lure swallows, ospreys and bald eagles. There are free guided nature walks the second Saturday of every month at 10am."

"Maplewood Flats is a surprisingly quiet nature reserve on Dollartan Highway in North Vancouver. It has lots of lush geenery with packed gravel trails. Maplewood Flats is for you if… you’re looking for a more private location with lots of greenery, different from the more typical forested areas of the North Shore."

"Managed by the Wild Bird Trust of BC, this delightful nature escape is surprisingly accessible from Vancouver yet it feels like a million miles from the city. Its tangle of trees, winding paths and protected..."

"One of the best parks in Vancouver for dogs and kids is John Hendry Park, locally referred to as Trout Lake, in East Van, just south of Commercial Drive and within walking distance of the Commercial SkyTrain Station. Situated around Trout Lake, the park includes trails for walking/biking/pushing strollers around the lake, an off-leash dog park on the north side, and a sandy beach and playground on the south side. Plus it has lovely views of the northern mountains."

"Home to one of Vancouver’s biggest farmers' markets every Saturday in summer, John Hendry Park buzzes with a local East Vancouver crowd. A walkway circles tranquil Trout Lake – a natural lake fronted by a small beach at the center of the park – and expansive grass fields provide the perfect park setting for outdoor concerts. Activities abound at the Trout Lake Community Centre, a civic-spirited, light-filled facility just west of the lakeshore."

"Home to a robust farmers’ market on Saturdays, a small lake for swimming on one end and canine shenanigans on the other, tennis courts, a still-closed indoor ice rink and activity center, it’s got a healthy tie-dye/kilt/pierced body parts quotient and the air is often freshly scented with BC bud. People-watch and get ideas for your next—or first—tattoo, even if it’s a temporary decal."

"Home to the HR MacMillan Space Centre, the Vancouver Maritime Museum, the Museum of Vancouver, and a lively program of festivals and cultural events such as Bard on the Beach – Western Canada’s largest Shakespeare festival – Vanier Park is a beacon for arts and culture enthusiasts. But museums and festivals aren’t the only draws for this popular city park. Wide-open fields make this a great spot for kite flying, and the public boat-launching ramp is a great kickoff spot for water activities."

"Kitsilano's Vanier Park is a large expanse of waterfront grass (and beach) that is home to attractions such as the Museum of Vancouver, H.R. MacMillan Space Centre and events such as Bard on the Beach and the International Children's Festival."

"A post shared by Lucy’s Eastside Diner (@lucyseastsidediner). Lucy’s Eastside Diner is an all-day breakfast joint that invokes the spirit of the classic North American diner with an unexpected flair. Their menu offers a basic buttermilk pancake stack and a pulled pork variety also."

"A post shared by Lucy’s Eastside Diner (@lucyseastsidediner) on Aug 5, 2016 at 7:05am PDT. Stacks of pancakes at Lucy’s will satisfy your every craving!. This classic American diner will transport you back to the days of poodle skirts and two-strawed milkshakes – 24 hours a day."

"A post shared by Isabella | Vancouver (@roostervelt) on Feb 11, 2016 at 7:53pm PST. A 24-hour eatery with retro décor that whips up some delicious eats. They have an all day and all night breakfast special for those who like to eat breakfast food all the time."

"A post shared by Ovaltine Cafe (@ovaltinecafeyvr) on Feb 5, 2017 at 11:03am PST. As one of Vancouver’s oldest restaurants, the Ovaltine Cafe has withstood the test of time with some of the best home-style french toast and cuppa joes. Address: 251 E Hastings Street, VancouverPhone: 604-685-7021"

"One of the oldest restaurants in Vancouver, Ovaltine has been in operation since 1943. Great food and one of the best diner atmospheres in the city, check out our full write up on the Ovaltine here. Hours: Monday to Saturday, 6:30AM-6PM and Sunday, 6:30AM-2PMWhere: 251 E Hastings Street"

"Like being inside Edward Hopper's Nighthawks diner painting, this time-capsule greasy spoon instantly transports you to the 1940s. Snag a booth alongside the hospital-green walls or, better yet, slide onto a... Top ChoiceSeafood in Yaletown & Granville Island"

"Described as a ‘modern diner’, The Wallflower is sure to be one of the spots where you can look back in 10 years and be happy you went. With vegan, celiac and dairy free options, the Wallflower is the perfect place for going for breakfast with all of your non-omnivore friends. Hours: Sunday to Wednesday, 9AM-10PM and Thursday to Saturday, 9AM-11PMWhere: 2420 Main Street"

"A post shared by Wallflower Diner (@wallflowervancouver) on Apr 16, 2020 at 3:27pm PDT. This vegetarian and vegan-friendly eatery is continuing to offer take-out and delivery, including an extensive breakfast menu, so you can still enjoy their Bennies, hashes, toasts, and more from your own home. Add on a Caesar kit, too!"

"A post shared by Wallflower Diner (@wallflowervancouver) on Jul 7, 2018 at 11:20am PDT. This quaint, tucked-away diner is a place for all. Almost everything on the menu can be made gluten-free, and there are so many vegan options evolving every day."

"As of the last week of January 2020, most of the stores and food court along with Safeway have been removed for the rebirth of this popular Vancouver mall, which will include luxurious residences. Enjoy shopping under the airy glass skylight at this single-storey sprawling shopping centre. Spend time scouring the racks for end-of-season sales at flagship department store Hudson’s Bay Company."

"Admire the luxury fashions and accessories at Gucci before heading over to Hudson’s Bay Company to search for more affordable ready-to-wear options. Indulge in a creamy brown-sugar bubble tea at Xing Fu Tang before investigating the quality selection of wines at St. Regis Fine Wines and Spirits. Have a quick coffee break or lunch at Tim Horton’s before heading over to Granville Station to catch your train to other exciting Vancouver locations."