4.7
- 4.7Food
- 4.8Service
- 4.9Ambience
- 4.4Value
Noise • Moderate
202620252024
From the OpenTable editors: At this Michelin-starred restaurant, omakase is transformed into an immersive theater of food, inspired by chef Takuya Matsuda's love for Cirque du Soleil. A black curtain is raised to mark the beginning of a 20-course odyssey featuring premium seafood sourced locally and imported from Japan. The serene, minimalist setting keeps the focus on the drama unfolding behind the sushi counter.
1 - 4 people
1 - 4 people
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4.7
Noise • Moderate
Vancouver / British Columbia
Best Ambience
Vancouver
Best Ambience
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New York City1 review
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San Francisco Bay Area2 reviews
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Vancouver / British Columbia2 reviews
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Washington, D.C. Area11 reviews
Dined on 21 August 2026
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Toronto / Ontario9 reviews
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18 June 2026
For over a century, MICHELIN has been the food world’s north star (pun intended) to the world’s best restaurants. The scope of the Guide now offers a wider lens than ever before—with a new constellation of cities and restaurants added to its recs, we think it makes for some pretty appetizing stargazing. Without further ado, here are the 2023 Star and Bib Gourmands selections in Vancouver.
Published by OpenTable
1 November 2025
Megan Lawton reviews an immersive omakase experience in Vancouver where chefs perform around a counter during a 25-course journey of seafood-focused dishes. The theatrical service and meticulous preparation stand out, though the price is steep.
Published in Luxury Lifestyle Magazine
5 November 2024
OpenTable has launched Icons to highlight Vancouver’s best dining experiences, and Okeya Kyujiro Vancouver is among the spots singled out as must-try dining in the city.
Published in Narcity