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Address: 546 6th St, New Westminster, BC V3L 3B5, Canada
Phone: +1 604-553-7556
Website: http://sanjosushi.com/
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Reviews
JJJ
Good location for sushi in the neighborhood! This quaint, clean and welcoming restaurant serves tasty sushi and beautiful Teishoku combos. It’s not the cheapest on the block, but worth the price. Service is pleasant and staff are attentive. There a only a few table, so get there early to ensure a lunch seat. Recommended.
… moreduhee kong
I visited here with my boyfriend, and we really enjoyed the dishes. I hadn’t been able to find a good sushi place in Vancouver, but I think we finally found one! The server was also very kind, so we had a great dinner. I’ll definitely be going back.
… moreNishadi L
I was craving Japanese today and ended up ordering teishoku at Sanjo Sushi. For anyone unfamiliar with the term, teishoku is a traditional Japanese set meal, with roots in Zen temple cuisine, designed to be balanced and complete. It’s also a great way to sample a variety of dishes without committing to just one lane.
We ordered two sets.
The Teishoku San featured chicken teriyaki with vegetables and rice as the main, plus three pieces of nigiri and two pieces of salmon oshi. This was accompanied by miso soup, a sous-vide egg custard, salmon sashimi in ponzu, spring rolls, tamagoyaki with wakame, and 3 small sides, including a broccoli gomae.
The Teishoku Ocean leaned heavily into seafood. The mains were a salmon donburi and chef’s-choice aburi sashimi, supported by sides like miso soup, prawn tempura, assorted misozuke, truffle edamame, and 3 additional small sides.
To set expectations clearly: this isn’t traditional, orthodox Japanese cuisine; it’s more of a Japanese-inspired fusion. If you go in expecting strict authenticity, disappointment is likely. If you go in expecting solid, well-executed fusion, you’ll probably have a good time.
Overall, the food was quite good. One surprise standout was the broccoli gomae. The salmon oshi was delicious and the chicken teriyaki was also quite tasty. Some elements were less memorable, like the egg custard and simpler sides like the veggie salad and tofu in ponzu, which didn’t leave much of an impression. With the Ocean set, the seafood itself was undeniably delicious, though I’m still on the fence about whether it fully justified the price.
Service was quick, attentive, and genuinely pleasant. Unlimited tea is always a win in my books. The ambience is cozy and comfortable, making it an easy spot to settle into for a relaxed meal.
All told, this is a solid option if you’re in the mood for a generous, varied Japanese-fusion spread.
… moreWe ordered two sets.
The Teishoku San featured chicken teriyaki with vegetables and rice as the main, plus three pieces of nigiri and two pieces of salmon oshi. This was accompanied by miso soup, a sous-vide egg custard, salmon sashimi in ponzu, spring rolls, tamagoyaki with wakame, and 3 small sides, including a broccoli gomae.
The Teishoku Ocean leaned heavily into seafood. The mains were a salmon donburi and chef’s-choice aburi sashimi, supported by sides like miso soup, prawn tempura, assorted misozuke, truffle edamame, and 3 additional small sides.
To set expectations clearly: this isn’t traditional, orthodox Japanese cuisine; it’s more of a Japanese-inspired fusion. If you go in expecting strict authenticity, disappointment is likely. If you go in expecting solid, well-executed fusion, you’ll probably have a good time.
Overall, the food was quite good. One surprise standout was the broccoli gomae. The salmon oshi was delicious and the chicken teriyaki was also quite tasty. Some elements were less memorable, like the egg custard and simpler sides like the veggie salad and tofu in ponzu, which didn’t leave much of an impression. With the Ocean set, the seafood itself was undeniably delicious, though I’m still on the fence about whether it fully justified the price.
Service was quick, attentive, and genuinely pleasant. Unlimited tea is always a win in my books. The ambience is cozy and comfortable, making it an easy spot to settle into for a relaxed meal.
All told, this is a solid option if you’re in the mood for a generous, varied Japanese-fusion spread.
희다미heedami
My husband and I came here and we were both so impressed! The sushi was absolutely amazing – every piece was super fresh and full of flavor, and you can really taste the quality. They also had a great variety of beer and sake that paired perfectly with the food, which made the meal feel extra special.
The staff was kind and welcoming, which made the whole experience even nicer.
We left so satisfied and happy, and we’re already excited to come back again soon!
… moreThe staff was kind and welcoming, which made the whole experience even nicer.
We left so satisfied and happy, and we’re already excited to come back again soon!
L Solo
My daughter & I love this restaurant so much that we ate here 2x in a week. Both times food tasted fresh & scrumptious! Affordable with a pleasant & comfy atmosphere.
… moreAdonamarie Dimapilis
Love the price for the food. 23 bucks for the photo not bad. The only thing I do not like about the food I ordered, is how sweet the beef teriyaki is but will gladly still give this five stars as everything else is great! Service is superb! Sushi size is big.
… morem casas
Good things come from this small restaurant in New Westminster. The ambience is family friendly and the staff are very welcoming. The place is clean and accessible by transit.
Their menu consists of the usual Japanese sushi and bento but theirs come with a twist and a somewhat personalized take on what they offer in the menu.
If you are a party of more than 5, make sure you call for a reservation.
We had a dine-in experience for lunch and their food is reasonably priced with generous servings. Everything we ordered tasted so good and you can really taste the difference in all the food that we ordered; unlike other places that some food menu tastes almost the same.
… moreTheir menu consists of the usual Japanese sushi and bento but theirs come with a twist and a somewhat personalized take on what they offer in the menu.
If you are a party of more than 5, make sure you call for a reservation.
We had a dine-in experience for lunch and their food is reasonably priced with generous servings. Everything we ordered tasted so good and you can really taste the difference in all the food that we ordered; unlike other places that some food menu tastes almost the same.
Tay
⭐☆☆☆☆
Very disappointing!
We used to order from Sanjo Sushi Asian Cuisine all the time — it was one of our favorite sushi places. The rolls were big, tasty, and definitely worth the money. But now, things have changed completely.
The portion sizes have become shockingly small — almost twice smaller than before! What used to be a proper 8-piece roll weighing around 250–300 grams now barely reaches 150 grams.
Price of the rolls on the picture $50!!!
You pay the same price, but get tiny rolls that don’t feel satisfying at all. It has become too expensive for what you get, and honestly, the pleasure just doesn’t match the price anymore.
We were loyal regular customers, but after seeing this change, it’s no longer worth it. Very disappointing experience.
… moreVery disappointing!
We used to order from Sanjo Sushi Asian Cuisine all the time — it was one of our favorite sushi places. The rolls were big, tasty, and definitely worth the money. But now, things have changed completely.
The portion sizes have become shockingly small — almost twice smaller than before! What used to be a proper 8-piece roll weighing around 250–300 grams now barely reaches 150 grams.
Price of the rolls on the picture $50!!!
You pay the same price, but get tiny rolls that don’t feel satisfying at all. It has become too expensive for what you get, and honestly, the pleasure just doesn’t match the price anymore.
We were loyal regular customers, but after seeing this change, it’s no longer worth it. Very disappointing experience.
Joseph
Their Teishoku options are great for the indecisive. You get to sample many different items, and the price is very fair for the variety and overall portion. Quality is good, but the sauces lean heavy on the sweet side.
… moreTatyana Cionn Schneider
I was pleasantly surprised to love this place. I usually go to another place in the area but they were closed randomly and I am so glad I got a chance to try here. Great service and food was inexpensive and very delicious. I will come back 100%
… more