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Nori Japanese Restaurant

Nori Japanese Restaurant

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4.6 Google Review
6750 N Island Hwy, Nanaimo, British Columbia, V9V 1S3, Canada
(250) 751-3377 www.nanaimonori.com
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Apr 21, 2018
Super busy but very good service. Ordered pick-up and not much delay! Food quantities are huge and very good. Some spillage of the miso in the bags but otherwise pretty good. Would recommend take-out; not sure on eat-in as it has been awhile since I’ve eaten in.

May 3, 2018
Authentic Japanese cuisine. Great variety on the menu, you'll have no trouble finding something for everyone in your party. Even my kids love it (Gyoza, Califry and tempura)! Friendly staff, reasonably priced. Usually fairly busy so make sure to get a reservation. Closed on Mondays.

Apr 5, 2018
Excellent sushi. This place can be busy in the evening so a reservation is often a good idea. Nori is our favourite place for sushi in the mid-island region. Looking forward to our next visit!

Feb 14, 2018
Definitely need reservations for this place! We went here for my birthday in January and indulged (to say the least). Everything came out quickly and was well prepared. We enjoyed our sushi coma for the rest of the night.

May 23, 2018
Food is great, service is okay. A little too busy for me but overall, very yummy!

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