Upon our last visit to Vancouver there was such a buzz about the wonderful sushi at Tojo's, at best it was mediocre. However, the service was very good which did compensate for the so so food. Their very high prices seem to go more toward the rent than the food. more

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I had been to Tojo's many times when I use to live in Vancouver. It has been very well known in for high quality Japanese food. It has been a few years since I've been back and I wanted to go to Tojo's again especially at their new location. To my knowledge, the food has been consistently good as it... more

Very good sushi. Sit at the sushi bar and ask for the special. more

I had heard a lot about Tojo's and was expecting something really special - but was very disappointed. I had the omakase and found the dishes over-engineered with too many flavours masking the beautiful base ingredients. Good fusion cuisine should be about bringing out the the flavours with innovative and complementary 'fusion' - but my experience was of fusion for... more

After reading through the highly variable reviews on numerous sites, we approached our evening with a degree of trepidation. We had the omakase menu at the sushi bar. The food was excellent - well-prepared and very innovative. The blend of both sushi and cooked dishes was very complementary, which is difficult to do well. The main problem in our opinion... more

The sushi and sashimi were great, very fresh, interesting selection. However, the service was lacking. They didn't follow many japanese dining traditions that I would expect to find in such a high end place. For instance, no hot towel before the meal (or after), the horseradish wasn't freshly ground (it was powder), no towel to wipe your hands in between... more

After living in San Francisco and Seattle for many years, I've had a lot of good and great sushi. Tojo's is expensive, but 100% worth it for a nice dinner out. I loved it! more

If you're into giving away your money for nothing, go to Tojo's! Beware, especially, of the much-hyped omakase menu -- six appetizers, then only three pieces of sushi per person, a slice each of four rolls -- and the sushi rice is cold -- then the check! This restaurant doesn't deserve its good reputation, and anyone who recommends it has... more