Village Sushi Restaurant

I’ve been here a half a dozen times before over the past few years. The food is pretty great… it takes a long time, the portions are small and it’s pricier than the competition.

This is my go to Sushi establishment. Excellent service and the fish is very fresh. I’ve eaten here over 100 times over the last 2 years and never had a bad meal. My family loves it too. Often, for work I’ll be driving around tempted to try new sushi spots but I usually just wait til I get home and head over to Village Sushi cause I know it’s gonna be perfect.

Ok but far from good. I just moved into the area and after seeing the reviews I had high hopes for this place as it’s so close and about all I eat out is sushi. Wasn’t bad, but I won’t be returning as it’s too expensive for what you get. Air conditioning was wonderful.

Clean, elegant, fresh and thoughtfully prepared.
One of my better sushi experiences. All the extras added to the experience. Flower and extra sauces on sushi rolls. Three pieces of fruit at end of meal. Generous servings. Reasonable prices.
If your sushi experience includes special roll. A new twist on favorites. And elegantly prepared meals. As visually appealing as the taste. Try this place.

Hard to make a decision but settled on the volcano roll. Very nice and spicy! They offered a little fresh fruit mix for dessert… Nice touch!

I love this place! The sushi here is made with each fresh ingredient and you can tell by the taste. The prices are also reasonable. The staff is very friendly and I always like the fact when they say «seat yourself please». My husband and I have been going here since we met and the food has been consistent with its sushi and prices. :)

This is a good sushi place in the surrey/​langley area. You can’t go wrong here… their food is good and so is their service. They are consistent with everything, also the environment of the restaurant is very nice and cozy (not fancy but nice). The wife and I have been going there since 2009 so I can definitely write this review with confidence.

Last night after swimming lessons we found out our original dinner destination was closed on Mondays.
We headed to Village sushi to give it a try and get our fix of sashimi, rolls and tempura.
Going our for dinner with a family with young kids is like playing restaurant roulette. Depending how rested, hungry or moody the kids are, your experience can be anywhere from blissful to brutal.
Other people have left reviews mentioning the good quality (and not cheap but fair prices — you get what you pay for, right?) at Village Sushi, so I won’t reiterate any of that.
What I will share are some welcomed measures Village Sushi took to make sure our family dining experience was an enjoyable one.
— kiddy cups and bendable straws to reduce the chance of spills and some bubble-​blowing fun
— cartoon-​themed kiddy plates and little forks and spoons
— yummy lollipops with the cheque alongside werther’s candies for Mom and Dad (I tried unsuccessfully to negotiate a trade)
I highly recommend Village Sushi to anyone looking for an enjoyable, quality sushi dinner — with out without kids :)

A liitle more expensive than avg but probably the best sushi in the area. I suggest eating in as they often throw in freebies.

Excellent sushi, prices are a little higher than other places of similar size and taste, but the Alaska Roll is well worth it!

First time here– ordered the «Love Boat» Set. Miso is simple, salad had berries, veggie tempura was delicious, sushi was good. Customer service was great!

Sushi bars are as common as Starbucks out in the wilds of Surrey, but I like this place because it’s Japanese run and it has the little private rooms along one wall.
They emphasize the visual here. In Japan, presentation is as important as flavour, and you see that attention in the menu with lots of pictures of the food and also the creative presentation of everything they serve. My friends got beautiful plates of sushi, and the humble tempura-​don I ordered was served in a simple yet striking bowl, with the tempura artfully arranged on top. The portions were a little smaller than I expected, though.
They kept the tea hot as we ate, and afterward served a plate of seasonal fruits, also prettily arranged. Overall, an authentic experience (except perhaps the 80s pop tunes, but I don’t care overmuch for koto music or enka singing anyway) in an unexpected place.

My wife and I are regulars here, and they recognize us over the phone by our order alone. They are extremely cordial and welcoming, the food is fantastic (the Crazy Boy roll is awesome), and the prices are very fair. Orders for pick-​up are never longer than 30 minutes, even during busy nights.
Highly recommended!

I have been to village a few times now, once for eating in, but, mostly I order to go since I live real close! Anyway, I think my expectations were higher especially based on recommendations from friends, but, I thought it was just ok and I seriously doubt I will go back again after giving it my final try the other day. And, the prices are a little higher than they should be for sushi, unless the quality is much better.