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Sushi two days in a row left me with some different expectations at this restaurant. We were warmly greeted once we walked into this restaurant with a…
Kelso002
Kiriri Japanese Cuisine & Sushi Bar
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This is place is a non descript little hole in the wall restaurant in a small strip mall. Don't let this dissuade you from checking this place out, we…
Absolute Foodie
Kiriri Japanese Cuisine & Sushi Bar
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First time coming to this place and will be my last. The food is very overpriced for the amount and quality you get. Horrible service, we literally fe…
Stephy Keung
Kiriri Japanese Cuisine & Sushi Bar
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7 Reviews on “Kiriri Japanese Cuisine & Sushi Bar”
Sushi two days in a row left me with some different expectations at this restaurant. We were warmly greeted once we walked into this restaurant with a dim and cozy atmosphere. Headed by two Japanese chefs I was excited to try the foods they had in store. I ordered the Deluxe Preminum sushi (great selection of the higher end fishes – regular slices), Kobe Beef hot plate (5 pieces of Kobe beef – melt in your mouth experience, Scallop sushi (this had small chunks of scallop topped with fruit – average in flavor) and Chef’s 5 Appetizers (although cool to try, not for the faint hearted – lacked some flavor). The Chef’s appetizer came with small appetizer dishes such as fish eggs, monk liver, egg, etc. The servers were really nice and helped provide pictures of what we were ordering. If you’re thinking of trying something different than this maybe for you.
This is place is a non descript little hole in the wall restaurant in a small strip mall. Don’t let this dissuade you from checking this place out, we did this past June.The sashimi is one of the freshest that I have had in the lower mainland outside of Japan.They offer sashimi that some other places likely won’t have available and prices will reflect that.We had assorted sashimi, a coupe of rolls, chicken karrage, assorted tempura and the chicken teriyaki. Sashimi was a standout as well as the tempura. Batter was light and wasn’t greasy.Food 4.5Service 4.0Ambiance 3.0PriceyWould come back if in the neighbourhood and was craving some super fresh sashimi like we have had in Japan.
First time coming to this place and will be my last. The food is very overpriced for the amount and quality you get. Horrible service, we literally felt invisible there until we got up and asked them for things. Heavily MSG’d – got sick after I went home. Left feeling unsatisfied, paid an amount that made me feel like I didn’t eat anything and I had to order take out elsewhere after. Very disappointed. stephykeung.com
This restaurant is decorated nicely inside, but isn’t too big. I’d recommend making reservations. It was cool that the server came by with an iPad to show is what the specials of the day were and how much it was. The food came out quickly. We ended up getting one of the specials, which was the tamago with unagi inside. The unagi didn’t have the typical unagi flavour but it was still good. We also ordered beef tongue, chirashi don and some nigiri. The beef tongue is cooked on the table using a hot stone plate. It came with this liquid that I think was white radish puree with salt. Whatever it was, it tasted good with the beef tongue. I thought it was pretty worth the price too. The chirashi don was beautifully presented and came with pickled veggies and miso soup. The pickled veggies didn’t taste very pickled to me and actually was white bland. The chirashi don itself had a good variety of fish and tasted fresh. My favourite was the ika. It wasn’t too chewy and tasted really good. Chopped scallop was also really good too. Overall, the presentation of food is better than your typical sushi restaurant. The fish was fresh and all the food was yummy. The food here is a bit pricier for some items. But it is still reasonable considering their quality. Service is good too. It feels welcoming and it’s an open space where you can see the sushi chefs. Definitely a place worth trying. If I was around this area, I wouldn’t mind coming back. Also one more thing: I really liked their tea (: Not your usual tea that you get in a sushi restaurant.
Very classic and traditional Japanese cuisine. Strongly recommended who truly loves Japanese food in Japanese style. The food is so fine, and always make me feel touchy and happy afterward. I truly understand the meaning of the chief’s love and effort in the dish, such exaggeration only exist in manga or TV drama. I cannot express how much I love to dine here. It is truly my No1 restaurant in my heart.
Good sushi/ sashimi place. Prompt service. Expect a long wait at peak hours. Chinese establishment. Generally ok surroundings but the decor is getting worn by inconsiderate customer.All the fish we ordered were good quality though smaller sized. The ikura was notably thin. Uni was brightly coloured and shiny.They do have daily special fish, some from Japan, which sounds quite interesting, but were sold out by the time (7:45 pm) we ordered. Suggest reserving a table at an earlier time for best selection.
Not really a great interior like the Japanese restaurants in Vancouver, but foods here are really authentic. The lunch sets are a bit more expensive than other Japanese cuisine in Richmond, but they are more unique as well. Especially the Kaiseki set, I don’t think anywhere else in Vancouver serves that.