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Mama's Japanese Kitchen

Mama's Japanese Kitchen

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4.6 Google Review
12808 Madeira Park Rd, Madeira Park, British Columbia, V0N 2H1, Canada
(604) 883-9190 mamaskitchen.ca
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Apr 23, 2019
Excellent food. Great service. Everyone is polite. Restaurant is always sparkling clean and the atmosphere and low ambience music playing makes you feel at home.

Apr 23, 2019
Amazing authentic Japanese food with great service. Never disappointed. I always come here to eat every visit to the coast.

Mar 13, 2019
Consistently amazing! Very fresh, great service, way more then you'd expect. I always get the monthly specials.

Jun 11, 2019
If you're craving sushi or a healthier alternative to the typical burgers and fries, this is probably the best place on the coast. Coming from Vancouver, we hold sushi restaurants in high regard with an overcritical hat. The pricing here isn't totally ridiculous, but know that you're paying a small premium. We ordered the sashimi bento box and spicy tuna roll. The tuna/salmon sashimi was very good. The cali roll that came with it was underwhelming though, and the rest of the items were typical; miso soup, salad, small spring roll, rice. The value of the bentobox was good though. The spicy tuna roll was very good, which leads us to believe their other rolls would be good as well. We were really craving sushi and this place did not disappoint.

Apr 23, 2019
Excellent atmosphere! Amazing quality of food and a lovely owner 🥰🥰

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