There are tons of posts on this site for good japanese food in Vancouver, but a few to note are: -Guu (any location) -Gyoza King on Robson -Zakkushi on Denman at Robson -Yoshi on Denman at Georgia -Aji Sai – Kerrisdale For...

In the little gem category...we were in Vancouver last summer and stumbled across a restaurant on Robson called the Gyoza King. It was tiny and generally patronized by young Orientals. The gyoza, sushi and other exotic offerings...

I will be going to Guu for the first time. Is there a difference between the 3 Guus? Also, which is better Gyoza King or Guu? I have been to Hapa, Yoshi’s and Shiro Bay so far and like Yoshi’s the best.

We were in Vancouver and Whistler last year and very much enjoyed the Gyoza King on Robson in Vancouver and Zeuski’s in the village in Whistler. The latter prepared calamari better than I have ever tasted it anywhere else....

I would go down the street to either Guu, Gyoza King or Zakkushi. These 3 places are far batter in terms of food – and atmosphere. The food at Hapa is average at best and the service is horrible. Go where the line ups are...

. Anything considered regional is also a plus. Any comments on the following restaurants: Chau, Chef and the Carpenter, Gyoza King, Tsunami Sushi, Joe Forte’s, CinCin, The Hermitage. Sorry if any of these are big...

I would second the recommendation for Tapastree. Also Gyoza King.

, Gyoza King etc. but it’s the best we got.

Aki is very good...but for a veggie friend, I think Gyoza King, Hapa and Kingyo (and perhaps Guu with Garlic) are better choices. Hapa’s Kabocha Salad (which is really more like a scoop of warm squash icecream) is really...

on Robson, you have Guu with Garlic, Gyoza King, Hapa Izakaya. All qualifies as interesting/memorable. And be prepared to wait for a table.

-Rangoli -Feenie’s -Zakkushi -Gyoza King Also, have I missed any must-try lunch spots? And, which of the above do you prefer? Thanks for your help!

Japanese Izakaya – all downtown and about $30 cab ride each way...there is a Gyoza King location in Richonod, but I have never been and I am not sure where it is. They are an Izakaya (at least the one downtown is) but I am...

By memory I believe these hours are accurate. The Izakayas stop cooking earlier than these hours but people are still there nibbling and drinking up to closing. Just in case you need other options Gyoza King, and three other...

making the menu anymore interesting. Don’t get me wrong, it’s still good food, but variety is good too. Then there is gyoza king. Brass monkey (not so good), but ok wine. Section 3 (thoroughly mediocre) Denman St....

thing to do was go have a late lunch at Gyoza King on Robson. “Old School Japanese” at it’s finest. We were impressed with all items we tried. Service was welcoming and fast. Little English was spoken, in fact...