(3.5)- Food
(3.8) - Service
(3.2) - Value (3.8)
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(3.5) (3.8) (3.2) (3.8) (3.3)I have been here a few times and have tried some of their combo specials, appetizers, and special rolls. The portions are big and well worth what you pay for, which is probably why I keep coming back. The freshness of the raw fish and seafood is decent. The quality of the food is good for the price you pay. The waitress (also probably the owner) was nice and asked us how everything tasted and if we needed anything else politely. The decor of the place is pleasant and it seems like they put a lot of money and effort into decorating the place so it looks like an authentic japanese restaurant.
They have free delivery (for north poco) if you order more than $25 and if you pick up a $25+ order you get free gyoza and edamame. They have some really good $10 or less combos, which are only posted on the restaurant windows. They have a large selection of special rolls (15+).
A great place for a quick lunch. They have the best and cheapest spicy chirashi don I've ever had. They serve the sashimi on a bed of salad and sushi rice with a hint of sesame oil and spicy sauce on the side. Mmmmm so good. I also really love their gyoza, which are very big and juicy. The rest of the food there is decent for the price. They have a large selection of bento boxes and some korean dishes. Sometimes the wait for the food can be long if you go during lunch hour, but they are getting better.
I've only tried the pho and springs rolls, which were both good. Their prices are slightly higher than the typical Vietnamese restaurant, but the quality of the food, the service and the ambiance make up for it. The restaurant is very clean and nicely decorated for a Vietnamese restaurant. I go there often and will keep going.
I like Orange Corner because they use real fruit and milk in their smoothies instead of powders and syrups, which is what most bubble tea places use. Foodwise, it's a great place for snacks. Their deep fried chicken nuggets are good and I also like the satay lamb on rice. For smoothies, I like mango, fresh taro, or avocado. Their smoothies are not as thick as the other bubble tea places but they taste really delicious, so that makes up for it. I go there quite often and would recommend it.
Definitely my favorite one of the all the Guu's. I like it more than the other ones because of its more upscale decor and larger selection of food. The food and drinks are always interesting, delicious and decently priced. I love the tako yaki and deep fried brie cheese. The Kimuchi Pork Bibimbap was also very good.
Their specialties are worth the wait (ie: tuna sashimi with sesame sauce, the spicy agedashi tofu, baked eggplant, and mango and salmon roll). Everything else is also decent but not spectacular, but it's good value for their prices. Service is friendly. Good and decently priced sushi restaurants are hard to find in Vancouver. Toshi is one my favourites.
