Sushi Hachi

I really enjoy eating nigiri sushi with the good ratio between fish and rice. Some places have a big portion of rice and a small piece of fish to save cost. This kind of nigiri sushi may be helpful to make a diner feel full quickly. However, if I were to eat something outside of my diet routine, I want to have a dish that is focused on taste rather than quantity. For delicious and good sushi, I seek a delicate balance between fish (neta) and rice (shari). I found this balance in Sushi Hachi’s sushi. When making a reservation for a formal omakase experience in Vancouver, it is sometimes necessary to wait for a month or more to eat. If someone is unable to wait for the next omakase sushi, but in need of good sushi desperately, then I recommend having Sushi Hachi’s special sushi combo as a take-out to avoid the hassle of making a reservation. I would rate the quality of their nigiri sushi higher than most casual sushi restaurants in Metro Vancouver. From my experience, only a few high-end sushi bars could exceed their quality, but those places come with higher price tags. Having said that, I can confidently say Sushi Hachi offers the best quality sushi with the great affordability.