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Kisha Poppo Japanese Restaurant

Kisha Poppo Japanese Restaurant

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3.6 Google Review
11660 Steveston Hwy #1060, Richmond, British Columbia, V7A 1N6, Canada
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May 30, 2019
Went here with my bf for the all you can eat sushi at $30 a person. We ordered from the a-la-carte regular sized portions two times. (The first time small amounts to try and see what the sizes were) We had to ask for a piece of paper again to order a third time. They brought the dessert for our third order (couple scoops of ice cream)but did not serve us the rest of the food that we had placed on the order... Instead of telling us they were refusing our service they just passively did not attend to our service. This is my first time of ordering all you can eat sushi where I was 'refused' an order. Will not go back again. Would be better off ordering $60 of sushi off of a regular menu and taking home leftovers. Felt super awkward.

Mar 16, 2019
Great restaurant for a fun time! I love going here for the all you can eat with my group of friends for the late night all you can eat. All the staff are super friendly and professional and add to the overall experience. Their all you can eat is not the best sushi money can buy although it is very high quality for $17 all you can eat. If you are looking for a good time, Kisha Poppo is the way to go.

May 21, 2019
Getting the attention of staff and the wait to get your meal is a little on the disappointing side, and the gyoza was a miss. But then the dynamite roll and the spicy salmon.... WOW. Delicious. Have gone back a number of times

Jun 4, 2019
Very cheap all you can eat. The quality is terrible though. Waitress brought the receipt for the order in my soup.

Apr 28, 2019
Absolutely horrible. The food came at a ridiculously slow rate, and not only that, but the food was below standards compared to other AYCE sushi. The servers turned a blind eye at my friends despite the restaurant being nearly empty. It's no wonder they don't have any business there. On top of that, they automatically put on 15% tip without our permission. Bottom line: do not come here. I predict that they will close real soon.

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Opening Hours

Tue:11 am - 12 am
Wed:11 am - 12 am
Thu:11 am - 12 am
Fri:11 am - 12 am
Sat:11 am - 12 am