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Blinky · 09-25-2010, 11:52 PM

I wouldn't go to Tojo's for sushi.

I went maybe 5-6 years ago and ordered omakase. It was wonderful - delicate, unique preparations according to what was fresh and available. There was no sushi included. This in my mind is good. I'm going for the creativity.

I last went about two years ago. Ordered omakase again. It didn't wow me, and there was a sushi course. Don't get me wrong, some of the sushi presentation was well executed - a wafer-thin egg wrap comes to mind - but none of the dishes we had that night really stood out to the point I'd remember them today.

Personally, I wouldn't make Tojo's my choice if I want to have a nice dinner out. There are too many other options in Vancouver.

09-25-2010, 11:52 PM	#44
Blinky Need to Seek Professional Help Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: 604 Posts: 1,049 Thanked 160 Times in 80 Posts Failed 84 Times in 14 Posts	I wouldn't go to Tojo's for sushi. I went maybe 5-6 years ago and ordered omakase. It was wonderful - delicate, unique preparations according to what was fresh and available. There was no sushi included. This in my mind is good. I'm going for the creativity. I last went about two years ago. Ordered omakase again. It didn't wow me, and there was a sushi course. Don't get me wrong, some of the sushi presentation was well executed - a wafer-thin egg wrap comes to mind - but none of the dishes we had that night really stood out to the point I'd remember them today. Personally, I wouldn't make Tojo's my choice if I want to have a nice dinner out. There are too many other options in Vancouver.