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Sushi Harbour

Name: Sushi Harbour
Address: 460 Trans-Canada Hwy, Duncan, BC, V9L 3R6, CA
Telephone: (250) 748-2828
Price range: $$$

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Michael K

Sep 27, 2017

Not good. I've eaten there before, probably a year ago and it was decent. Today was the 'never again' experience. Bland. Short on everything but rice. I asked for extra wasabi before I looked in the containers (take out) and I'm glad I did. I ordered four rolls. Three were in one container, one in the other container. The container with the single roll had a knife tip's worth of wasabi, the other container had none nor did it have any ginger. I guess they're saving money any way they can. They should have concentrated on trying to keep customers coming back. Sayonara Sushi Harbour.

Bert Farwell

Sep 17, 2017

I eat here quite a bit and I find the food is very good and high quality the service is very good most of the time Even when they are busy they always welcomes you in

Laurent Debacker

Jun 7, 2017

Staff was friendly and accommodating but the food was sub-par and expensive.

Trisha DesRosiers

Feb 14, 2017

This was the first Sushi place we went to in town about 3 years ago and I loved it at the time. Took my parents there a few days ago and while the service is great I could not BELIEVE the reduction in quality. My tiny portion of tuna tataki was sliced so thin, no sauce, over a bed of bland iceburg lettuce and vastly over priced. I almost pulled the plug there. Then my tuna/salmon 8 piece sashimi: same thing. Tiny micro thin slices. Then final straw: a slightly over cooked monkeybrains where I could taste the overused oil. Uncool. If these guys want to compete and survive with the other 2 sushi places on this block, which is bizarre in itself, they have got to get back their game because I'm never going back. The tea was good. :P

Ryan Clayton

Jan 29, 2017

I've been trying different Sushi restaurants since moving to the Cowichan Valley from Victoria. Not only is the food great, but their hours fit my schedule. Sunday night...not a problem

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