Sushiro Japanese Cuisine

Reviews

• Montana C.

  star star star star star_border 11 June 2026

  I wouldn't say Maple Ridge is known for amazing sushi, but this place is my go-to - it never lets me down. I usually get take out on my way home, and the service is always prompt and friendly. When dining in, the plates always look nice and you can tell care is put into the dish.
  
  Overall, it's not as amazing as some of the sushi in Vancouver, but it is definitely one of the best sushi places you can go to in the Ridge Meadows area.

• David G.

  star star star star star_border 9 June 2026

  Great little neighbourhood sushi restaurant, not crazy busy so had a relaxing meal. Service was top notch and the food was just what we needed for a hot summer day!  Really enjoyed my unagi (bbq eel) sushi, and my wife had an unagi avocado don which was an excellent combo. Recommended!

• Alex M.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 1 June 2026

  Worst experience ever rude staff. I just wanted to sit down and enjoy some miso soup and they told me that I had to spend $5 or more just to sit at a table. Never ever come here.

• Jolanta R.

  star star star star star 1 June 2026

  Absolutely the best sushi and service.  Everything is fresh and service delightful.  We prefer this quaint a d small restaurant.

• J C.

  star star star star_border star_border 27 May 2026

  Have been here a couple of times but the last visit will be our last time.  The food is ok but the service is awful.  Both times my husband I went there the place wasn't very busy.  The last time, which was about 2 weeks go  there was only one server on the floor who seemed confused and disorganized.  We weren't greeted when we entered the restaurant which is very odd, particularly as all the sushi chefs (there were two) saw us and made eye contact but said nothing.  It wasn't particularly busy.
  
  It took a while for us to get a menu and then for our order to be taken.  We received someone else's sushi by mistake, it took a few minutes to get the waitress's attention, when we mentioned it wasn't our sushi she insisted it was but took it away and then gave it to the table across from ours, odd?  
  
  At the end of our meal, I had only eaten half of a sashimi salad and asked the rest to be packed to take home, when we paid the bill my husband asked for the salad the waitress looked confused and said she didn't know where it was, one of the sushi chefs witnessed the conversation but said nothing even when my husband pointed out the error, nothing was offered and we paid for a full salad.   We really didn't want to cause a scene over $7.
  
  On the way home (we live about 10 minutes from the restaurant) my husband started feeling ill and well I won't elaborate but suffice to say that something wasn't agreeing with him, you guessed it, food poisoning.
  
  Needless to say we won't be back.  Food is ok at Sushiro but the after effects not so much.