It’s been three months past the new year and you realize, you’re a little behind your new year’s resolution to eat healthier and maybe shed a few pounds.
Sushi is both healthy and delicious. Protein, omega-3 and carbs perfectly combined together to a light and nutritious meal. Buzz words in health.
So let’s catch you up with your new years solution. Here are five sushi restaurants or take-outs in Vancouver that’s affordable and yummy.
There are hundreds of sushi places in Vancouver so choosing which one can be difficult; especially when the collteral of bad sushi is an upset stomach, you don’t want to risk your chances. Here are some of the best cheap sushi in Vancouver so you can enjoy good sushi on a friendly budget. Be surprise at the deals you find in Vancouver for sushi. Your wallet and stomach will be happy you found this on VancityAsks.com
1. Yamato Sushi:
I walk by this the other day and it looks very unassuming store nestled between a Chinese restaurant and another sushi store (Jako Sushi). There was a prominent flyer outside promoting 24 pieces at $5.95. Normally that would scare you but if it’s Yamato Sushi, you give it a try.
You won’t be disappointed with the pricing and the sushi is moderately acceptable. If you’re looking for cheap sushi in Vancouver then don’t miss out on Yamato Sushi when you’re in Vancouver.
I suggest you go for take out as there’s nothing fantastic about the dining experience at Yamato. The thing about cheap sushi is the affordability and quality of the food rather than the dining experience. Many of these are take out places or small dining areas to keep the cost lower.
Yelp: https://www.yelp.ca/biz/yamato-sushi-restaurant-vancouver
Zomato: https://www.zomato.com/vancouver/yamato-sushi-downtown-vancouver
Trip Advisor: https://www.tripadvisor.ca/Restaurant_Review-g154943-d2229488-Reviews-Yamato_Sushi-Vancouver_British_Columbia.html
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2. Broadway Sushi:
Broadway Station Sushi in Vancouver doesn’t win an award for the freshest sushi in Vancouver but it certainly is competitive for the location, convenience, and costs.
You can get a combo for just over $8 which includes miso and two rolls. It’s good for a quick bite on the go with your commute, maybe before catching the crowded 99 to UBC.
Yelp: https://www.yelp.ca/biz/broadway-station-sushi-vancouver
Zomato: https://www.zomato.com/vancouver/broadway-station-sushi-kensington
Trip Advisor: https://www.tripadvisor.ca/Restaurant_Review-g154943-d4851863-Reviews-Broadway_Sushi_Station-Vancouver_British_Columbia.html
Address: 1638 Broadway E Suite 101 Vancouver, BC V5N 1W1
3. Hoshi Sushi:
Hoshi Sushi is not fine dining. It’s a small restaurant in Vancouver (Kitsalino area) that’s consistently packed especially during peak periods. They serve up delicious Vancouver sushi and sashimi but also dish up a variety of excellent cooked food options.
It’s not precisely the place you’d go for the best sushi in Vancouver. Why is it listed #3 for our list of best sushi in Vancouver? At VancityAsks.com we try to feature the BEST of Vancouver although we appreciate there can be various ways to define best. Hoshi Sushi has garnered a reputation for good sushi and good prices.
Hop on over to savor fresh sushi for during your lunch break. Hoshi Sushi Vancouver is listed #3 on our list for the quality product and good prices.
Yelp: http://www.yelp.ca/biz/hoshi-sushi-japanese-restaurant-vancouver
Zomato: https://www.zomato.com/vancouver/hoshi-sushi-kitsilano
Beautifully arranged sushi from Hoshi Sushi in Vancouver. Our #3 pick for the Best Sushi in Vancouver
Hoshi Sushi in Vancouver has excellent rolls.
Delicious salmon roll from Hoshi Sushi in Vancouver. #3 Best sushi in Vancouver for it’s quality and value.
Address: Go for some tasty sushi at 2825 Broadway W Vancouver, BC V6K 2G6
4. Shabusen Yakiniku house:
Shabusen Yakiniku House is located on the second floor of 755 Burrard Street right in the middle of downtown. This is likely the best sushi/BBQ buffet in Vancouver as well.
For just under $15 at lunch, you can enjoy a variety of Sashimi, Nigiri Sushi, and sushi rolls. There’s also an add on for all you can eat Korean BBQ (about $2). Incredible value and the food is actually pretty good as far as buffet goes. You’ll be surprise how fresh their sashimi actually is. (for buffet standards. Nothing compared to Sushi Bar Maumi)
The place is typically packed so be sure to make a reservation if you can. Shabusen is definitely deserving of the #4 spot for the best cheap sushi in Vancouver. It’s so good, it’s made it’s way by word of mouth all the way to Port Coquitlam.
Yelp: https://www.yelp.ca/biz/shabusen-yakiniku-house-vancouver-3
Zomato: https://www.zomato.com/vancouver/shabusen-yakiniku-house-west-end-vancouver
Trip Advisor: https://www.tripadvisor.ca/Restaurant_Review-g154943-d708889-Reviews-Shabusen_Yakiniku_House-Vancouver_British_Columbia.html
Address: 755 Burrard Street Suite 202 Vancouver, BC V6Z 1X6
5. Matsuyama Sushi Richmond:
Matsuyama Sushi Richmond is one of Richmond’s secret spot for good and cheap sushi. It’s a little out of the way from Vancouver but their supper menu provides good food at a good price.
Matsuyama also has a nice dining area beyond it’s good food.
Yelp: https://www.yelp.ca/biz/matsuyama-japanese-restaurant-richmond
Zomato: https://www.zomato.com/vancouver/matsuyama-japanese-restaurant-central-richmond
Address: 8500 Alexandra Road Suite 110 Richmond, BC V6X 3L4
Other Mentions:
– Jako Sushi:
– BC Sushi:
– Shiro