Went here again with the Entertainment coupon last week on a Friday night. It was busy but we were seated right away right in the middle of the room by the statue. The server/owner? that people mention in these reviews is now blond and as bubbly as ever. She was greeting patrons as 'beautiful people' like everyone is a regular and family. She brought our meals out told us we had made excellent choices; and we had indeed. I had the 1/2 ribs and grilled chicken. Lots of rice (typical of Greek restaurants)but I ate it all somehow. My partner had the full ribs. Very easy to eat as the meat fell off the bone easily and the vegetables were very nicely cooked. One mixup with the server brining us someone elses food which she was overly apologetic for as she was so embarressed. People make mistakes; no big deal. I really like the atmosphere of this place and will definately go back again. Asking friends for their coupons.

I work nearby, so every time I crave for sushi, I'd come here. They've got nice and fresh sashimi, and GREAT selections of rolls. I really their food, but the only reason that hesitates me from buying there all the time is because of the price.

The food they have is quite decent, but at the same price, if at same distance, I'd rather go down to Shyun on Lougheed for sushi.

Their spicy tuna is awesome!!!

Came here with my mom two weeks ago. It's a typical small-sized diner, very clean and welcoming. The owner is very friendly and attentive, and will stay at your table to chat for a bit. We had a 2-2-2 breakfast and a Hawaiian burger (which came with a *huge* side salad). I also saw that they have really hearty-looking soups. Food was pretty good, and they buy their products from the farm market that's right next door, so you know everything is fresh. A sneak peak into the kitchen looks clean and organized as well. Great place to come by once in a while.

Overall the food is very flavourful. It's a really small place - maybe seating 20 max. If it's busy, that can be a problem. We waited almost 1.5 hours for our take away and we weren't the only ones waiting. At that time, there still 3 other orders ahead of us.

The guy at the front was doing his best by giving everyone free drinks and coming out with some spring rolls. But still, that was a long wait.

Price-wise, it's comparable to Little Thailand in Port Moody but still less than Chada Thai in Coquitlam.

Biggest concern is the location. It's set against car shops, mechanics and other businesses. At night, it doesn't look so safe so if you can park on Kingsway Ave., the better.

3 things people look for in a Japanese restaurant:

1)Fresh
2)Tasty
3)Good portion

I feel Sushi Village met those criteria. Even though I have never dine in, the take outs have always been good. The chef is friendly and he is Japanese. Therefore, you know it is authentic. Usually, Japanese restaurants have Korean or Chinese cooks. So it is really a gem to have a Japanese Chef make my sushi. I usually do not visit restaurants near where I live. I am not sure why but I would go to Sushi village again.

We come here at least once a month when I'm craving Vietnamese food. The family owned restaurant is located in a strip mall. The ambiance is a little nicer then fast food restaurants. One of the friendly family members will take your order after you seat yourself down. The restaurant is usually half full during lunch or dinners so I'm surprised how fast the food comes out after ordering.

Chicken dishes are my favorite and I usually get vermicelli noodles instead of rice and egg instead of the fried roll.

I used to order bubble tea here all the time but for the last 6 months they don't have any black pearls. Black pearls are the only reason why I like bubble teas.

I would not recommend ordering soups as they are usually mostly water and flavor.

Worth a try for sure as dishes are affordable and range around $7.50

Yes, this place is in a really strange location, sketchy to say the least. It's very tiny and the ambience is inside is kind of grungy. I went on a Friday night with 3 other people and when we got there there was no one around so we sat ourselves. There were 2 occupied tables in the restaurant and for some reason it was eerily quiet, no background music or anything. For some reason, there wasn't enough cutlery on the table, and one of the cutlery was unravelled and missing some utensils, which was kind of strange. After the hostess was finished serving the other tables, she promply gave us cutlery as required. Throughout the night there was not much communication with her, if any, but she did fill our water glasses as needed, although I guess it's to be expected since we were the only table there!

We had spring rolls to start but it was nothing special, I thought there was a lil too much ginger in it. We ordered 3 dishes, a red prawn curry, a beef pad thai, and one of their special dishes with rice noodles, mixed veg and prawns. The red curry was a little salty and more liquidy/soupy than I'm used, but otherwise fine. The pad thai was alright but didn't really stand out, and the last dish looked kind of messy; it probably should have been plated in a bowl instead of a plate since it had alot of liquid but otherwise but was otherwise fine.

I guess in comparison to other thai restaurants we've been to it's pretty average, there's nothing really wrong with it but nothing spectacular either. There's not many thai restaurants in this area so we'd probably go here again.

I came here.. last year to meet my boyfriend's friends for the first time. I am not an expert at Indian food either.. so everything ordered and paid for was from one of his friends who is Indian.

The restaurant itself was a little dim for dinner, which was nice and it had plain colours on the walls. I don't remember too many decorations. There were lots of different kinds of curries but I didn't try them all (I'm a vegetarian). They were pretty good, but I found them a little spicy. I think my favourite must of been the flavoured naan bread, I think it was garlic flavoured. Really yummy. I remember ordering dessert.. it was two round balls in rose water. It was waaay to sweet for me to handle. But all in all, it was a nice dinner.

I don't remember exactly how much the bill came to, it was from about 150-200 cause we had 7 or 8 people.

I like Pantry breakfasts, they make a solid bacon and eggs. Their shredded hashbrowns are the best, they make them without onion.

Service is mediocre, mostly because they tend to be understaffed but otherwise they have decent waitstaff.

Value is solid for a good breakfast.

Ambiance is solid. Its a pretty standard restaurant with booths. All the times that I have gone the restaurant crowd has consisted of older people and families. On that note, sometimes younger members of families can be restless and make a scene or crawl all over the booths but its to be expected I guess?

Past by several times and saw the big sign. But never bother trying.

Tonight, it was raining cats and dogs. And Ginza is close by. So, I popped by and grab some sushi to go.

California roll, Spicy tuna roll @ $2.99 each. Dynamite roll @ $3.95. Everything added up to a little over $10 after taxes.

When I got home, I was awe by the portion.

When I put them into my mouth, wow,… it’s really good.

And fit 2 persons easily!

I’m going back for a real meal there soon.

Used to drive all the way to California Sushi or Sushi town. Now, I have a new spot to frequent.