Samurai Sushi - Whistler

A complete menu of Samurai Sushi from Whistler covering all 25 courses and drinks can be found here on the food list. For changing offers, please get in touch via phone or use the contact details provided on the website.

What User likes about Samurai Sushi:
We ended up eating here twice while we were in Whistler. It was close to where we were staying and it wasn't too pricey. They don't have a huge menu, but definitely plenty of choices. They have Bento too in case sushi isn't your thing. read more.

The premises in the restaurant are wheelchair accessible and can also be used with a wheelchair or physiological limitations, Depending on the weather conditions, you can also sit outside and be served.

What User doesn't like about Samurai Sushi:
We decided to visit this place for lunch keeping in mind good memories about Samurai Sushi on Fraser street in Vancouver.Unfortunately, Whistler Samurai looks like a shadow of what it should be: they are offering microscopic size rolls.It's very unlikely what we will be back to this place.Should say something good: this is the first place I've seen invented chopsticks for small kids: two wooden chopsticks connected t... read more.

With the large variety of coffee and tea specialties, a visit to Samurai Sushi becomes even more attractive, The successful fusion of different menus with fresh and partially daring ingredients is highly valued by the customers - a nice example of Asian Fusion. The delightful Sushi such as Nigiri and Inside-Out however, is the undisputed highlight of this place, and it's made with lots of freshly harvested vegetables, fish and meat, easily digestible Japanese menus cooked.