Sushi Okeya Kyujiro
★ 4.8 (285) · 
1038 Mainland St, Vancouver, BC V6B 2T4, Canada
Phone: (778) 999-1038
Website: http://okeya.ca/
Sushi Okeya Kyujiro in Vancouver is a 4.8-star Japanese restaurant with 285 Google reviews, known for Nigiri (various fish) and Sea Urchin (Uni).
Why we love it
- Japanese Omakase with theatrical presentation
- Michelin-starred, immersive experience, exceptional service
- Dinner theater with choreographed culinary artistry
- Japanese Omakase with theatrical presentation
- Located nearby
- Michelin-starred, immersive experience, exceptional service
- Dinner theater with choreographed culinary artistry
What to Order
Nigiri (various fish)
Each piece of nigiri is meticulously prepared with fresh, high-quality fish, often melting in your mouth, showcasing balanced flavors and expert knife skills.
"The seafood were prepped well, almost every fish nigiri melted in your mouth."
T D
Sea Urchin (Uni)
This delicate and sweet sea urchin is a standout, praised for its exceptional quality and flavor.
"The sea urchin has been the sweetest I've tried."
T D
Mushroom Soup
A surprisingly flavorful and well-balanced soup that adds a comforting element to the omakase experience.
"The mushroom soup was amazingly tasteful."
T D
Tempura
This tempura is noted for its incredibly light and non-oily batter, making it a delightful and perfectly executed dish.
"The tempura blown me away the first time for its light batter and how non-oily it tasted. Probably the best I had in Vancouver so far."
kylie mok
Traditional Roll
A unique and refreshing take on a traditional roll, offering a surprisingly different and enjoyable flavor profile.
"I think the traditional roll was one of my favorites and surprisingly different from any I've had before"
Jessica Dhaliwal
Inside Scoop
- The experience is a "dinner theater" with opening songs, team intros, ingredient showcases, and a closing tea ceremony.
- Expect a high price point; it's one of the most expensive omakase experiences in Vancouver.
- The staff are incredibly attentive, often refilling drinks immediately and noticing small details like dominant hand for utensils.
- The ambiance is designed to transport you, with meditative music and a focus on Japanese culture and rituals.
- The menu rotates seasonally, but some core items remain consistent, so don't expect a completely new experience on repeat visits.