Sushi Village Japanese Restaurant
Japanese restaurant · Whistler ·

Sushi Village Japanese Restaurant

Japanese restaurant · Whistler ·

Sushi, sashimi, hot pot, noodles, sake margaritas

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Sushi Village Japanese Restaurant by null
Sushi Village Japanese Restaurant by null
Sushi Village Japanese Restaurant by null
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Sushi Village Japanese Restaurant by null
Sushi Village Japanese Restaurant by null
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4340 Sundial Crescent, Whistler, BC V8E 1M9, Canada Get directions

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4340 Sundial Crescent, Whistler, BC V8E 1M9, Canada Get directions

+1 604 932 3330
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"Since 1985, Sushi Village has served impeccable fish, creative rolls, and traditional Japanese dishes to the hungry hordes. Even after decades of wild popularity — as evidenced by the wall of signed celebrity photos (hi, Val Kilmer?) — it keeps its subtle quirkiness and sense of fun." - Naomi Tomky

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"Every ski resort worth its Epic Pass hasa sushi restaurant these days, but Sushi Village may have been the first and may well remain the best. When it opened more than four decades ago,Sushi Village let it be knownthat all sorts of amazingly tasty fish could join salmon inthese mountains. Groups seem to have the most fun at Sushi Village, so make a reservation as soon as you nail down your getaway dates and ask for one of the back tables. After you’ve booked your booth, start dreamingof the superlative meal ahead—make room for the Beautiful Roll—and that first pitcher of legendary strawberry sake margaritas."

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Wee Khim L.

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Had an enjoyable dinner here with family while vacationing in Whistler over Thanksgiving break. Read great reviews about the place and decided to give it a try. The entrance was through the Sundial Hotel and was not super obvious but the place was crowded when we arrived so I guess people are drawn here by the word of mouth and reviews rather than foot traffic. The place was well-staffed and service was prompt. We had the salmon skin salad (good, but salmon skin was not crispy as we expected), takoyaki (one of the best we had tasted, including in Japan!), Nabeyaki Udon (above average), omakasei sushi (so-so) and chirashi (good). Good option for Japanese food in Whistler.

nanette G.

Google
Food was excellent, friendly staff and amazing service. Unfortunately didn't take a photo of the deep fried calamari but that was SO GOOD!!!! We didn't make a reservation but the were quite full.

Irteza A.

Google
Great food - the Box Sushi was a surprising gem! I highly recommend it. The lemon really brings out the flavour of the roll and is surprisingly really good! My friends who ate the Super Hiro Roll also noted that it was one of the best rolls they have ever tried. If you are looking for a good deal, definitely go for the 4 course meal offering. The staff were super friendly and accommodated us even though we came in about 45 min before closing. They even extended last call for us and let us stay to finish our food past closing. The lady serving us was very friendly and shared some great stories of bear encounters - thank you to the staff for the excellent customer service and food!

P K

Google
Still the best in town - after twenty years consistently, brilliantly, superb. Simply the best most amazing staff and the most incredible quality of food in whistler. As a long time local this would be my first choice for dinner every time.

Wendy M.

Google
The quality of the sushi was superb, the staff was very friendly, and the atmosphere was lovely. My partner and I sat at the high top tables, so we were able to watch the chefs prepare the sushi in front of our eyes. It’s a great experience, and we would highly recommend! The salmon was my favourite, and the scallops just melted in our mouths. Also the salmon belly was crispy and delicious.

Rustam M.

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It was hands-down the worst Japanese restaurant I've been to in BC. We had to wait almost an hour for our order to come. There were no updates on ETA, nobody ever came by our table to check on us before the food is served. We didn't even order that much and it still took forever for our food to be ready. I got the salmon Don because that's usually my go-to and it was hilariously overpriced and undersized. I don't mind paying extra if the dish is worth it and it is Whistler so I do expect a little big of upcharge but this restaurant is taking it to another level. I paid 44 dollars for my Don. I never felt so scammed in my life. It was borderline robbery and we had to pay 18 % auto-graituity that's just included in the bill. What am I paying gratuity for?? For my undersized and overpriced Don to take an hour to prepare?? It was so bad I was still hungry by the end so I had to go to McDonald's to alleviate the feeling of being scammed. Avoid this, go to a ramen place nearby instead. Whistler Village has many decent options, this is NOT one of them 😡😡

John A.

Google
Sushi village is good, and prices are reasonable. I think they are a good reliable sushi place! Not the best I’ve ever had but definitely very good! Would recommend to anyone visiting whistler.

Kelsey K

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First time at a Sushi Restaurant. The hot food came out streaming. There were so many choices I wanted to try, but I was too full! We will be back next time we are in town. To robot “cat” server was very cute. The human staff were very nice as well!