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Isami Sushi

Isami Sushi

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Burnaby, British Columbia, V5H 4L3, Canada
(604) 434-1212 www.isamisushi.com
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May 4, 2018
Sushi bar, nigiri sushi with giant pieces of fish, fresh and succulent. We thought the prices very fair. We were there on a Thursday night, it wasn't busy at all. We asked the sushi chef to prepare whatever he thought was good that night and we were very happy with what was served. The flavor and texture of the fish was outstanding, and as stated above the pieces were so big that it was difficult to eat all at a go. We didn't have any issue with service, but again, it wasn't busy when we were there. If we're ever in the area again, Isami Sushi will be a must visit.

May 18, 2018
I don't recommend Isami. The food is mediocre quality compared to nearby sushi options, and the service is sub-par. The vinegar in the rice was too much, and the table who came after us got their food first even though we ordered 15-20 minutes before them. Save your money and go elsewhere.

May 18, 2018
Top 3 places in Metrotown. My partner always goes for the mini sashimi don. A fantastic deal and I'm a big fan of the salmon crunch roll. Delicate , delicious and fresh.

May 11, 2018
Great authentic Japanese food and very friendly staff. Try their kamikaze roll - a crunchy take on a negitoro

Apr 16, 2018
One of my favourite places to go for sushi. Great flavours. Very fresh.

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