Narita Sushi

Reviews

• Eunice C.

  star star star star star_border 21 July 2026

  I decided to eat at this sushi place as it was very close to the Coquitlam movie theatre. There was a lot of parking in the area and it was a cozy little shop in a plaza on Schoolhouse.
  
  Upon entering in, I was greeted by a friendly staff who offered us water and some complimentary edamame. I found that very unique as no other sushi restaurant has ever done that before. I definitely give them a thumbs up for doing that.
  
  They had a good selection of items on their menu, and I felt like their prices were really reasonable as well. They had a bunch of interesting special sushis, so I decided to get the sushi pizza. The dish had a crunchy rice based shaped and cut like a pizza, with a sauce over top and it is sprinkled with avocado, crab meat and raw salmon and tuna fish. It looked very nice, and after getting over the fact that I was eating sushi in this manner, I started to really like this. It's hard to go wrong!
  
  Overall, I really like this sushi restaurant and definitely foresee this being a go to place when I want to get sushi close to me (i live in Coquitlam!) the waitress was also really polite and I was just happy with this place :)

• Justin W.

  star star star star star_border 16 July 2026

  I live just off Blue Mountain and out of several options within a 5 minute drive, this is my go to sushi place in the area. The service is friendly and they welcome you as you enter. It's definitely one of those places where the service gets better the more you go and they recognize you. I'm usually in every Sunday afternoon.
  
  My go to order is the Beef Bento. No complaints about. The beef isn't dry, chewy, or overly sauced like at some places. The gyoza is flavour and there is just the right amount of ponzu to accompany it. The tempura is standard, so there's nothing to complain about at all. The best part is that sometimes the chef will give out samples; my favorite is the tempura salmon. There is ample parking and cost wise they are comparable to any casual sushi place.
  
  It gets busy during dinner and lunch time during the week; and they pump out a lot of take-out, but I have never had to wait long for my food. They chefs and servers are quite efficient.

• Aimie S.

  star star star star star 7 July 2026

  One of the best oshi style sushi places out there. Super flavorful, and super affordable! Everyone always talks about Green Leaf in Kits and Narita blows their oshi/aburi out of the water. Also the bento boxes are huge for a great price.
  
  Always great service and friendly chefs :) Now and then they pass out free samples of appetizers out of appreciation and gratitude. I always stop by when I'm in the area!

• Denny K.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 27 June 2026

  Yelp really needs to change their rating system to support 0.5 stars.  Because Narita Sushi in honesty is a lot more of a 2.5 rating.  In no shape or form is this a 4, never mind 5-star place, so don't let those inflated reviews fool you.
  
  As the more honest reviewers here have pointed out, this Korean-run sushi place is just average in every department.  The Nigiri sushi had a fishy aftertaste(that's not a good thing guys), the unagi sushi was pretty bad with very little actual unagi within, negitoro roll mediocre, and the only thing that saved it all was the tofu + rice dish which was fairly well done, and serviceable level of service, if you don't mind the back door of the restaurant constantly loudly slamming and crashing due to the deliveries coming from the rear.
  
  So all in all it's at best average.  It's not a place I'd bring your friends and family to eat at, though.  Maybe if you work in the area and need a decent lunch spot sure, but I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here.

• Amy M.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 25 June 2026

  I wish I had good things to say but the prices are high for quality that is just sub par. I gave this place a few tries and ordered different things each time. The last order made me want to give this place 1 star.
  
  I ordered spicy tuna sashimi and the amount was so small... I was shocked it was $13.50 for a handful of small chunks. The "dyna dream roll" was supposed to have spicy tuna on top, which was clearly salmon, just kind of thrown on top in a few different sized chunks. Looked like left over scraps. I was already disappointed before I even started my meal.
  
  I've only ordered take out here several times so I can't speak to the dine in service however my order is usually ready by the time they say it will be. Staff are nice but the food is VERY "so-so". Even with the 10% discount for take out orders, I'm not coming back.
  
  If you think dining in makes the difference in terms of overall experience, it might shock you how tiny this place is. People picking up take out are constantly standing in the already cramped space, so unless you don't mind eating with people standing behind you then maybe this is the place for you.
  
  I'm surprised this place has a pretty good score when there are so many better places. I would go elsewhere.