I Love Sushi
About
Sushi Bars, Japanese
Price Range : $11-30 ($$)
Location
Adress: 288 Schoolhouse Street Suite 3, Coquitlam, BC V3K 6G3
Phone: (604) 515-8842
Business info
- list_altTakes ReservationsNo
- directions_carDeliveryNo
- move_to_inboxTake-outYes
- accessibilityGood for KidsYes
- groupGood for GroupsNo
- new_releasesAttireCasual
- volume_upNoise LevelQuiet
- local_barAlcoholBeer & Wine Only
- transit_enterexitOutdoor SeatingNo
- wifiWi-FiNo
- tvHas TVYes
Reviews
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Blayne M.
This is my favourite "western-style" sushi joint in the Tri-cities.
They embrace the Western palette by offering a large variety of "themed" rolls along side the standard nigiri, bento and teriyaki.
Takeout is 5% discount and they offer a complimentary (and sample-sized) spicy yam cone. (Highly recommended)
Service is quick and friendly. Debit/credit and cash accepted.
Based on its proximity to Silver City and the Zone Bowling, expect a wait during high-traffic times. Parking can also be a pain during said high traffic times (especially when running in for takeout).
Overall highly recommended! -
Carolyn L.
This place is really fusion, serving a mix of Japanese sushi and Western dishes like fish and chips. I guess this will be a good place for meals if you have a group of people who want both Japanese food and tacos/hamburger?
We ordered some rolls - Belly King (negitoro with salmon and pesto and garlic chips), aburi salmon oshi and the simple salmon avocado. They were nice. Fresh fish and the rolls were not too big or small. The 3 rolls were a good portion to feed 2 semi-hungry adults. You may want more if you are really hungry. I appreciate that the rice to fish ratio is just right, not too carb heavy.
As there are so many better sushi places around, I think the food here is ok, not something I will dream about and want to come back soon.
If you are in the area, this is a good option to have food which is served pretty quick. You can definitely make it for the movie if you have at least 45 minutes to spare. -
Gerard D.
If you're looking for expensive, bland Chinese sushi then this is your spot. I came here for a quick lunch with my 5 year old cuz we were in a hurry and our go-to MIKA is a little farther away.
Ultra salty miso soup devoid of seaweed and real tofu followed by tasteless poorly made sushi. Rice was hard and lacked the nice sweetness that sushi rice is supposed to have. The "chopped scallop" roll had barely any scallops and some generic cheap mayo, but lots of cucumber! Mmm. I also ordered yaki udon with chicken but ill spare you guys my review of that as it's essentially the same as the rest of my review. Honestly floored at how everything from the tea to the soup to the noodles just tasted super bleh. If you rate this place even remotely highly, def try out other sushi joints and taste for yourself. MIKA sushi up the street will always get my lunch business from now on. -
Yuni C.
Food is decent. Everytime when we went there they were kind and friendly. Kids friendly place having high chairs. Recommend here to try it out!
Fried foods were crispy! :) -
Stan L.
Was in an unfamiliar neighborhood out in Coquitlam, craving sushi. Yelp suggested this place 3 blocks away. I called in the order and went to pick it up.
Sushi looked nice enough; it was colorful and appeared appetizing. Unfortunately, two issues arose. The sushi was very warm. I'm guessing that it sat for a while, sandwiched between someone's hot teriyaki rice while waiting for me to pick it up. When I bit into a dynamite roll, the tempura prawn was all warm and soggy, lacking the expected crunch. Due to the warmth and moisture, the meal did not work for me. I'm guessing that it would have been a much better experience had I dined in instead of ordering to go.