Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in St. Albert

"Eat authentic Japanese street food without travelling to Japan by visiting Dorinku.The Tokyo street themed restaurant will fulfill your cravings for sushi, ramen, rice bowls, and good alcohol. Not only that, their open kitchen and huge bar displays how Dorinku handles the freshest local meats and vegetables.Their amazing capability to transform local ingredients into authentic Japanese flavors surely sounds like a treat!"

"I’ve never been to Japan (hopefully one day) but I imagine that it has restaurants like Dorinku there. There are actually 2 Dorinku locations in Edmonton – Dorinku Tokyo and Dorinku Osaka. Both are great, but Dorinku Tokyo would be my main choice."

"Dorinku brings the cuisine of Japan to the community of Edmonton with creative flair. The decor is fun and funky, inspired by the streets of Tokyo. There is a full bar as well, with many cocktail creations in addition to shochu, sake, plum wine, and Japanese whisky."

"While sushi usually comes to mind, Japan has no shortage of great, down-home cooking dishes. Dorinku has the all-time classic, ramen, but there’s more than meets the eye here."

"Vent to Dorinku last night, after a disastrous attempt to dine in an Italian restaurant, just around the corner. Discovered your restaurant and OMG !!!!"

"Japonais Bistro is a stylish and trendy, yet still friendly setting. This is clearly seen right away with a wait staff that is both knowledgeable about the menu and accommodating to every guest. There is light Japanese décor around the restaurant, and the place is clean, even the bathrooms."

"Next on our list of the best Japanese restaurants in Edmonton is Japonais Bistro. This gem is dab-smack within Jasper Ave. They have chefs who are experts at Japanese cuisine and flavorful food and have offerings such as bento meals, sushi, karaage, udon, and blue fin sashimi."

"After IZAKAYA TOMO opened in December of 2012, it gained popularity very fast. It's still open and serving some of the best small plates, sake and beer in the city. This Japanese restaurant provides all types of fun, great dishes and so much more."

"Amazing sushi my wife and I have been going to Izkaya tomo for many years now. We have tried many different items on the menu rolls maki skewerss shrimp dishes... (780) 440-9152Order online"

"Amazing sushi my wife and I have been going to Izkaya tomo for many years now. We have tried many different items on the menu rolls maki skewerss shrimp ..."

"Let’s Grill Sushi & Izakaya is the perfect place to relax after a hard day’s work, whilst enjoying quality Japanese dining and a good selection of beer or sake. They serve a good range of Japanese favorites such as sushi, sashimi, pork katsu, and chicken teriyaki. In terms of Japanese alcohol, Let’s Grill doesn’t skimp out on options as they serve quality sake, beer, wine, and many more."

"Sumo Sumo Sushi Bar & Grill is an amazing sushi bar that prides itself in innovating with their sushi offerings. They have the maki, sushi rolls, teriyaki chicken spring rolls and a large number of other sushi-based dishes. Aside from their sushi, they also have sushi pizzas, teppanyaki sets, and even kebabs."

"Great sushi and noodles by the gallon, plus bento boxes, rice bowls and all the tasty appetizers you'd expect in an authentic Japanese restaurant. Nothing fancy, but that's the point."

"Ohana-Ya is one of the best Japanese restaurants you will find near Edmonton. Their tuna tataki is superb and well worth the trip across the river. It is the perfect place to take your family and friends as they serve several Japanese delights on small plates."

"Teriyaki Corner is a Japanese Bistro based in Edmonton that is proud to cater their customers with delectable japanese dishes. They are committed to providing quality food and a relaxing atmosphere for everyone."

"Image SourceIndividuals who are really bothered about their style and fashion already know about Whyte Avenue. Situated at the conjunction of Old Strathcona which is a place of historic importance in Edmonton, the place is filled with shops that offer you great items and products which can help you establish your own style statement. Fashionable clothing and designer products are easily available here."

"Looking for some neat street photography or a more casual place to film?. Whyte Ave is where you want to be. Edmonton’s most eclectic location for shopping and dining, Whyte Ave features streets with interesting architecture, and well taken care of city landscaping."

"Park Hours: 5:00 AM to 11:00 PM Daily Victoria Park IceWay and Skating Oval: 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM Daily (Winter Season). What’s a better winter activity than ice skating?. Take your date to Victoria Park and visit the park’s IceWay and Skating Oval for a wintery date."

"With a collection of over 6000 works of art that include paintings, sculpture, installation and photography, the Art Gallery of Alberta (AGA) is a must visit for art enthusiasts. Formerly know as the Edmonton Art Gallery, it is located in downtown Edmonton on Sir Winston Churchill Square. Apart from its permanent collection of contemporary and historic art, the AGA also hosts several visiting e...Read more"

"A twisting modernist building on Sir Winston Churchill Square, the Art Gallery of Alberta in Edmonton is dedicated to visual arts with an emphasis on Western Canada. The gallery features changing and traveling exhibitions, and maintains an extensive collection of more than 6,000 pieces."

"The Alberta Railway Museum (ARM) is an interactive museum that aims to preserve the history of the Alberta Railway. Replicating a small terminal with a station, a water tank, and several shops, the museum is an authentic outdoor display of railway equipment and buildings with a collection of cars and locomotives from railways around the country. Visitors can explore over 75 cars and locomotives at the museum, look at railway maintenance equipment, and learn about the history of the railways in Alberta through exhibitions and galleries."

"Opened to the public in 1976, the Alberta Railway Museum has long been a favourite Edmonton attraction. For local train enthusiasts and travellers alike, there’s no place like it in Alberta. The open-air museum occupies an old rail yard about 30 minutes north of the city."

"TELUS World of Science is all about science and aims to encourage, inspire, and educate visitors about the world of science and technology and the important roles the play in today’s society. The center is home to two state-of-the-art theaters, one of which is a new IMAX Laser 4K Projector theater, a range of science-related exhibitions and displays, and a modern observatory where visitors can learn about the night sky. The TELUS World of Science also offers a variety of programs, workshops, and camps, including guide and scout camps, spring break and summer camps, sleepover camps, and adult astronomy classes."

"Step inside a giant laboratory and come face-to-face with small sea creatures, learn to program a robot and explore the limits of outer space when you visit TELUS World of Science – Edmonton. With five fun and exciting permanent exhibit galleries to explore, the IMAX theatre, Zeidler Dome, and so much more, there is something for the whole family to discover. TELUS World of Science is also offering a series of activities and events that you can enjoy from the comfort of your home."

"If you want to understand the world, outer space or how the human body functions, you need to learn about science. Telus World of Science is one of the best science-based Edmonton museums in Alberta. Operated by the Edmonton Space & Science Foundation, its mission is to ignite curiosity, inspire discovery, celebrate science and change lives."

"The City of Edmonton archives is the largest municipal resource of the city. It houses documents, photographs, newspapers, and other printed mediums of historic significance in the city. The majority of the data collected is open for public viewing, with the exception of time release archives and other documents of security concern like blueprints of buildings."

"The Alberta Railway Museum (ARM) is an interactive museum that aims to preserve the history of the Alberta Railway. Replicating a small terminal with a station, a water tank, and several shops, the museum is an authentic outdoor display of railway equipment and buildings with a collection of cars and locomotives from railways around the country. Visitors can explore over 75 cars and locomotives at the museum, look at railway maintenance equipment, and learn about the history of the railways in Alberta through exhibitions and galleries."

"Opened to the public in 1976, the Alberta Railway Museum has long been a favourite Edmonton attraction. For local train enthusiasts and travellers alike, there’s no place like it in Alberta. The open-air museum occupies an old rail yard about 30 minutes north of the city."