Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium

"Sushi Bar Zipang is a popular sushi house that offers a variety of authentic sushi rolls, sashimi, and other traditional Japanese dishes. Their restaurant is a place that’s known for a warm and friendly atmosphere. They also offer dine-in and take-out options to cater to your cravings."

"Opened since 2004, Sushi Bar Zipang offers an extensive selection of sushi and sashimi with fish from Japan, East Coast and West Coast Canada, and Mexico. Owner Chef Naoya Umino learned from Chef Hiro Hyakutake of Sushi Hiro."

"This highly successful sushi restaurant on Macleod Trail has now expanded from its once small kiosk inside Market on Macleod into a full-sized restaurant. Its new location is now open for business!. We decided to check out its new location, and boy oh boy, we weren't disappointed with our dining experience by any means."

"A post shared by Big Catch Sushi Bar (@bigcatchcalgary) on Dec 1, 2018 at 11:03pm PST. This Macleod Trail sushi joint offers both dine-in and takeout options, so it’s a true no-brainer if you’re in the area and craving sushi. Address: 8835 Macleod Trail SW #130, CalgaryPhone: 403-708-5555"

"Kinjo was by far the most popular response for the best sit down restaurant for kids and it’s easy to see why. Although Sushi is their specialty, they have lots of options for kids (and adults) that are fish free too. They make an extra effort that keeps families coming back including kids chopsticks and pocky sticks at the end of your meal.See our review of Kinjo here."

"According to Kinjo’s owner Peter Kinjo, Kinjo’s goal is to be the ‘McDonald’s of sushi restaurants’. Kinjo Sushi & Grill is a casual, child-friendly Calgary sushi restaurant is known for its speedy service and very relaxed attitude. They will even sing you a song on your birthday, and every woman and child who eats at Kinjo gets a free box of Pocky Sticks to take home."

"Sushi Ginza is a serene Japanese restaurant with elaborate décor featuring an indoor waterfall garden, a koi pond, a floating sushi bar, and Tatami rooms. Their classic Japanese menu offers tempura, rice bowls, noodle dishes, and a long list of nigiri sushi, sashimi, maki sushi, temaki sushi, and jumbo rolls. They also have a list of featured rolls to choose from."

"The décor at Sushi Ginza complete with a bridge, fish pond and waterfall will be a hit with kids. The quick service and the option to sit at the sushi bar serving up floating sushi boats will make you want to go back again and again."

"Tenshi Sushi has long been one of the best sushi restaurants in Calgary. It consistently uses high quality ingredients including some of the thickest and juiciest sashimi slices you'll get in the city. Located in the Kensington District, this best Calgary sushi restaurant is easily accessed on foot via the Sunnyside LRT Station and to all residents in the nearby areas."

"Globefish has two locations in Marda Loop and Chinook Centre. It was started by Koji Washiyama and Masashige Fujii and is now a popular spot for a modern-day izakaya (Japanese tapas). They have traditional sushi and also a variety of creative sushi rolls."

"Globefish Kensington is a Japanese restaurant based in Calgary. They cater Japanese classic dishes such as ramen, tempura, izakaya and more. For orders, you can get an exclusive discount by having it placed through their website or app."

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"Edo Japan is what fresh is all about - hot, fast and delicious food prepared in a traditional Japanese Teppan-style, locking in the goodness of the freshest ingredients. Choice meats, seafood and fresh vegetables served over steaming hot rice or Yaki..."

"Shibuya Izakaya was founded in 2007 and is named after a famous Tokyo station, the Shibuya station. This Calgary sushi restaurant is focused on a casual and relaxing atmosphere mixed with Japanese tapa-style dishes, sushi, sashimi and different types of sake. It has been featured in many local newspapers and blogs and is definitely a place to check out!"

"A post shared by Shibuya Izakaya Calgary (@shibuyaizakayacalgary) on Jun 25, 2019 at 12:03pm PDT. This spot has been offering Calgarians sushi since 2007. Its name was inspired by Shibuya station in Japan, and it offers quality sushi, sashimi, sake, and more."

"Fill the day of love exploring the indoor botanical gardens of Devonian Gardens. Immerse yourself in nature indoors in the heart of Calgary with over 500 types of trees, 50 plant species, magical water features, and even fish ponds!. Keep warm in this free space that might even be the picture-perfect place to get down on one knee!"

"A post shared by Taylor Peacock (@taylorjeanpeacock) on May 12, 2019 at 3:25pm PDT. Devonian Gardens is a botanical garden located inside the CORE Shopping Centre. It boasts larger-than-life greenery that will get you that aesthetically-pleasing shot."

"Go off the west end of Glenmore Reservoir (where Calgary gets its drinking water) and you’ll find the city’s only delta and wild preserve, which is connected to trails that lead hikers up and around the reservoir. During the summer, the area is filled with people fishing, sailing, canoeing and kayaking. It has the largest strands of coniferous forest in the region, and is hands down a hotspot for North American wildlife."

"North and South Glenmore Parks border the Glenmore Reservoir, making you feel like you’re lakeside. Weaselhead Flats links the two parks and provides natural areas, making you forget you are still within city limits. These parks feature a little bit of everything, from paved pathways to hiking trails through the trees, a waterpark, a new bike pump track, and a sailing club."

"You can really see how big the area is and what an amazing job the city has done at preserving it. I love taking photos at the very top before going down the hill to access the waterfront. The trees, winding paths and bridges offer a huge variety of backdrops for portrait photography."

"Marking the centennial of Canadian Confederation in 1967, Confederation Park is considered a model in landscape design. Natural wetland areas, thriving with aquatic vegetation and exotic species, sits side-by-side a natural playground, designed to celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday. A tipped over Voyageur canoe is the centrepiece of the natural playground, along with a multi-level fort and water pump kids will love."

"Confederation Park is located in the northwest quadrant of Calgary. It's one of the largest in the city, spanning through multiple communities including:. It's also home to the Confederation Park Golf Course, a 9-hole course with driving range and putting green."

"Whether it's the winding paths, creek or the multiple parks to play on, you will love visiting Confederation Park. Learn more about Confederation Park"

"The Living Room is host to yet another one of the best Calgary patios on 17th Avenue SW. Combine its classic French & Italian cuisines with a spacious patio section that’s dimly lit during the late evening and you also get one of the most romantic patios in the city. Heating lamps and two fireplaces make sure you’ll stay warm too!"

"Date nights are essential at the beginning of a courtship, maintaining the fire or revitalizing the spark in any relationship. What constitutes a romantic setting?. Think candlelight, amorous music, picturesque scenery and a crackling fire."

"Cuisine: Contemporary French / American Heated Patio: Yes Address: 514 – 17th Avenue S.W. Phone: (403) 228-9830Website. View this post on Instagram"

"The Comedy Cave hosts performers Tuesday through Sunday and also offers dinner-and-show packages for large groups. You can make reservations in advance but your spot is only guaranteed for up to 45 minutes before the show. The Comedy Cave also enforces a two-drink- (or $7.50) minimum-per-person rule."