Sushi to Go
Based on 316 reviews
Brandon Lang
4 months ago
Right off the village stroll. Tried the rainbow roll, house roll, karaage chicken, spicy broccoli, inari nigiri, and Kim chee. All of it was fresh and tasty with some leftover for the next day. Always loved rainbow rolls and this one didn't disappoint. Someone recommended the house roll and it's my new favorite. If you're looking for sushi take out this is a good spot with friendly service. Super stoked. Will definitely order from here again. I ordered a lot for one person ?? but I wanted to try a few things.
Tommy Byun
a year ago
My friends and I were up in Whistler for the September long weekend, and decided to go for a take-out sushi because we felt like just chilling at our airbnb on a rainy day.
We did couple orders on top of the party tray D over the phone, and the lady that took our order down was very patient & helpful in choosing the menu for the right amount.
The menu she suggested were perfect amount for the group, and it was a very reasonable price as well, considering how expensive everything is now in Whistler!
I would strongly recommend this sushi place if you want to go easy on your wallet, and also go for a relatively good quality food!
Triple D & D
3 months ago
The salmon was so fresh & delicious! Good price and portions and kind people running the place too
Lawrence Fung
a year ago
This small place is tucked away in the Whistler visitor center. They serve a good variety of japanese and Korean food. Everything is made to order and the price is reasonable for Whistler. We tried sushi, beef udon, chicken karage, and edamame. The ingredients are fresh and everything tastes great! Great value and great quality!
May Zhagro
11 months ago
Open early, I was the first customer there and I asked for the beef udon and sushi combo which they luckily had. As they were just starting to open for the day, I felt bad ordering from them but they were very accommodating and was able to fulfil my take out orders within 20 minutes. This place is located within a building which houses the to-go Tim Horton’s and the help desk for Whistler. There is limited seating (3) so it’s more of a take out joint. Quite an extensive menu with photos for such a small space.