Social Profile: 
✔️Brunch ✔️Lunch ✔️Dinner ✔️Dine in ✔️Take out ✔️Delivery
… View more
Cooked Japanese dishes & sushi rolls are offered over the counter in a casual, modern setting.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 388 Robson St, Vancouver, BC V6B 2B2, Canada
Phone: +1 604-689-9938
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
Photo Gallery
Related Web Results
Ebiten | Vancouver BC – Facebook
———————————— Ebi Ten 388 Robson St, Vancouver, BC V6B 2B2, Canada ⏰9:30am-8pm（Mon-Fri） 11am-8pm(Sat) 11am-5pm（Sun） Also UberEats service @ebiten_robson ⏪ …
Ebi-ten | Delicious Takeout Restaurant in Vancouver, BC
Ebi-ten, located at 388 Robson St, Vancouver, BC V6B 2B2, offers a … CA$21.20. Full Menu. Services Amenities. All Accessibility Service options …
EbiTen (@ebiten_robson) · Vancouver, BC – Instagram
－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－ Ebi Ten 388 Robson St, Vancouver, BC V6B 2B2, Canada ⏰9:30am-8pm (Mon-Fri) 11am-8pm(Sat) 11am-5pm (Sun) Also UberEats …
Reviews
Ismael Osorio
Nothing extraordinary, but it gets the job done. I tried the Pork Katsu Curry, decent overall, though the curry flavor leans on the mild side. Service was fast and efficient, which is always a plus. Not a standout spot, but I could see myself coming back.
… moreana tavares
Amazing Japanese fast food! It is super tasty and cheap. The staff is friendly. It is located by the public library area. It is not very spacious but cosy. There are some tables inside and outside. The order is prepared super fast. I really enjoyed it.
… moreM Death
Was walking by drunk, saw a sign that said Tako Bomb! Deep fried octopus balls for like $6. Sounds good I could use a little snack. Wasn’t just a little snack. Received a big container that tasted very good and very interesting. My taste buds still don’t know what to think! Too bad I’m only a tourist, I’love to explore their menu!
… moreNozomi Takeuchi
Japanese fast food on Robson Street .
Serve foods very fast and price is reasonanle.
But teriyakidon’s chicken was too sweet for me.
… moreServe foods very fast and price is reasonanle.
But teriyakidon’s chicken was too sweet for me.
Alan Rosenfeld
It’s hard to believe I have been eating at this restaurant for over five years and I’ve never reviewed it. Here goes…
EAT HERE!
The #3 YAKINIKU DON with beef is always my goto dish. Beautiful barbecued beef with rice, a little bit of veggies and a nice Japanese mayo. It really hits the spot.
Everyone behind the counter is always so happy and cheerful.
Time your visit correctly. Weekday lunchtime it is very busy. Have a nice quiet Saturday afternoon, lunch or dinner and really savor the food.
Nice job Ebi-Ten!
… moreEAT HERE!
The #3 YAKINIKU DON with beef is always my goto dish. Beautiful barbecued beef with rice, a little bit of veggies and a nice Japanese mayo. It really hits the spot.
Everyone behind the counter is always so happy and cheerful.
Time your visit correctly. Weekday lunchtime it is very busy. Have a nice quiet Saturday afternoon, lunch or dinner and really savor the food.
Nice job Ebi-Ten!
Songlarb Riangkrul
Dined at Ebi Ten. Staff were friendly and service was fast. The food was delicious with generous portions. Ordered the Mega Bowl — packed with teriyaki chicken, tofu, minced pork, and a tempura prawn. Would definitely come back
… moreKathy Zheng
Wanted to like Ebi-ten so badly because I love curry. Unfortunately, I was quite disappointed with the katsu curry, in which every other bite was just pork fat that tasted like glutinous jello. I don’t think I would have minded as much if it wasn’t labelled as “best seller” on the menu. Alas, I think that label was what really drove my one star. Makes me sad considering just how beautiful the katsu curry looked when it came out the kitchen.
… moreDavid Youn
Holy moly easily one of the best onigiri ive had
And I was hungry so I also got a small sweet chili karaage don kind of thing that was displayed at the front. They are way too generous with the chicken, salad and sauce that the rice was not enough (not complaining tho)
If they sell plain onigiri with just rice wrapped in their crispy seaweed, i would hella buy those
Sorry for no pics I ate them too fast. But i got 3 onigiri for 10 bucks deal and that sweet chili karaage over rice at the front display area
… moreAnd I was hungry so I also got a small sweet chili karaage don kind of thing that was displayed at the front. They are way too generous with the chicken, salad and sauce that the rice was not enough (not complaining tho)
If they sell plain onigiri with just rice wrapped in their crispy seaweed, i would hella buy those
Sorry for no pics I ate them too fast. But i got 3 onigiri for 10 bucks deal and that sweet chili karaage over rice at the front display area
Nelson Mah
Affordable prices and no tipping expectations. Love this place.
Fried katsu is good. Curry with prawn and rice had nice flavor. Deluxe items are $18 but more filling.
Miso soup for only a $1 was tasty. Definitely recommend.
… moreFried katsu is good. Curry with prawn and rice had nice flavor. Deluxe items are $18 but more filling.
Miso soup for only a $1 was tasty. Definitely recommend.
Kevin Wang
Best Japanese food I’ve had in Vancouver. All other places I’ve been to were ran by Chinese or Koreans, this one had all Japanese staff as far as I can tell. And the taste reflects it. Buta mayo is amazing if you want something lighter and “fresh”, and all their curry options are great for dinner!
I fail to understand the negative reviews. If you don’t like oily food or deep fried food, why order tempura? It’s like going to KFC and leaving a negative review cuz you hate fried chicken. Or complaining that donuts are too high in Calories because you’re on a diet. Common sense where? And so what if they raised the prices? After the price change they’re still only charging food court prices for high end restaurant quality food. If you can’t even afford a $12-15 meal, eat home. There is nothing wrong with that.
Cheaper than Saboten (which I believe is also Japanese owned), and way better tasting.
… moreI fail to understand the negative reviews. If you don’t like oily food or deep fried food, why order tempura? It’s like going to KFC and leaving a negative review cuz you hate fried chicken. Or complaining that donuts are too high in Calories because you’re on a diet. Common sense where? And so what if they raised the prices? After the price change they’re still only charging food court prices for high end restaurant quality food. If you can’t even afford a $12-15 meal, eat home. There is nothing wrong with that.
Cheaper than Saboten (which I believe is also Japanese owned), and way better tasting.