Japanese Restaurants in Lower Robson, Vancouver, BC
Find accurate info on the best Japanese restaurants for eating out in Lower Robson, Vancouver. Get reviews and contact details for each business, including phone number, address, opening hours, promotions and other information.
Showing results: 1 - 6 out of 6
Showing results: 1 - 6 out of 6
Results from the 'Japanese Restaurants' category in Lower Robson, Vancouver
Closed now
1668 Robson Street, Vancouver, V6G 1C7
(604) 609-2286
When you have a craving for delicious sushi made fresh for you, come to the Sushi Bar Maumi in Vancouver. Our Japanese sushi chef serves omakase dishes and meals made from ingredients imported from Japan. Even if you are an experienced sushi connoisseur, you will find something new and exciting at our sushi bar. 
Sushi Bar Maumi in Vancouver offers an intimate dining experience with a focus on fresh seafood and exquisite presentation. The omakase menu delivers reliably good flavors, although some find the service and interaction lacking due to the small team. The atmosphere is chic and it's recommended to secure reservations in advance. Prices are affordable considering the quality of the fish, although some find it pricey. 
Closed now
1698 Robson St, WEST END, Vancouver, V6G 1C7
604 685 8678
Vancouver and Toronto's Izakaya Pioneer, Kitanoya Guu. Shouting is one of our specialty other than serving Izakaya dish. 
Open now
1238 Robson St, WEST END, Vancouver, V6E 1C1
(604) 682-3634
We offer more than 56 exciting crepe flavors. Dessert Crepes are prepared with fresh ingredients including our most popular "Banana Chocolate with Whipping Cream". Ice Cream Crepes are served with a choice of your favorite ice cream. Special Sweet Crepes include Homemade Cheese Cake Crepe and Custard Pudding Crepe. The Savory Menu includes Teriyaki Chicken Mayonnaise Crepe with our original Teriyaki sauce. Bon Crepe is a popular Japanese restaurant in Vancouver known for its delicious crepes and soft serve ice cream. Customers frequently comment on the friendly service and the authentic Japanese atmosphere. The crepes come in various flavors, with sweet and savory options. Some customers appreciate the balance of flavors in their crepes, while others find the texture or consistency inconsistent. The ice cream is also a draw, with some preferring the matcha or yuzu flavors. The price is reasonable, but some customers note that waiting times can be long. 
Open now
793 Jervis Street, Vancouver, V6E 2B1
(604) 669-1222
Yakiniku broadly means “grilled meat” in Japanese. You can choose from our selection of delicately seasoned beef, pork, and chicken, as well as fresh seafood and hardy vegetables, to be cooked to your liking over a grill built into the dining table. After grilling, the succulent meats are to dipped into a sauce known as Ta-re before being eaten. The most common sauce is made of a mixture of Japanese soy sauce, sake, mirin, garlic, fruit juice, and sesame. The meal comes with variety of Korean side dishes, such as kimchi, nameul (cooked or preserved vegetables), and a generous salad of crisp lettuce and seasonal vegetables. 
