Review Sushi Mori - Coquitlam

Very nice ambience: the inside was decorated with wood and cherry blossom trees. Some of the seating was private booths, which was nice. We got Party Tray B- consisted of a great many and variety of sushi rolls: meats and vegetarian, and fed us all with a generous left over package. Very extensive menu. Very friendly staff. Vegetarian items and spicy items labeled. Seemed to be a popular location for a random Wednesday night. Am pleased with my visit here.

Wonderful decor, probably the best looking sushi restaurant I've seen! Spacious, and the sakura trees look really cool. Too bad the food isn't at the same level. The nigiri rice was not properly prepared and was surprisingly hard, ruining its pairing with the soft fresh fish. The house roll had cheese on it which was incredibly salty, making the dish inedible unless you picked out the cheese. Overall the food was disappointing and mediocre for the price, decor is amazing, and the service was nice and attentive.

Sushi Moria’s decor is extremely cute and they have plenty of seating that is segregated with barriers or pod like rooms which gives me piece of mind especially during the peak of covid. I’ve been to Sushi Mori before and absolutely loved it. Today the tuna sashimi as tender as it was didn’t seem fresh and the popcorn sushi that I was excited for was a bit of a disappointment. The other rolls were ok nothing that’s going to make me want to come back to Sushi Mori next time.

Just in the walking distance from home. Lovely deco with wood panels and benches. Food is good especially the crazy boys/girls combo. Fried yams with their spicy mayo dipping is delicious. Noodle is nothing special unless you are super hungry for a noodle. The service is always an issue. People who are at the front normally have harsh tones. Refill water is not constant.

Food was okay. Among the dishes pictured here, the brie cheese karagae and New York roll were the best. Interior was nice and clean. Servers were friendly. The greatest downside to this experience was that our food took almost an hour to be served. They did explain that they had a lot of take out orders, but I think the servers could have at least taken the initiative to come up to us first and acknowledge that they are running behind, instead of avoiding our table. If eating here, I would recommend going at non peak times or doing take-out, as the dine-in customers were not their first priority.

This is our usual date night spot. Great selection, nice staff, love the sakura (cherry blossom) decor. Try the brie cheese karaage, very unique

We randomly stopped by the restaurant last Saturday. We noticed it was quite busy and figured it must be good. We entered the restaurant and were immediately greeted by staff and seated. The restaurant is clean and elegant and from the decor with it makes you feel as though you are in a Japanese garden with Cherry blossom trees all around you. The restaurant is spacious and has lots of seating some of which is in the more traditional style others abee booths and larger seating areas for bigger parties. We ordered several different types of rolls and some of the other offerings. All of the items we ordered were great and service was prompt and the servers were courteous and friendly. Prices are not bad either and there is ample parking outside the restaurant. COVID protocols are being followed here and I will definitely be coming back again and would recommend a visit to anyone looking for a great sushi restaurant.

Was not impressed. What you pay for for the food is not worth it too expensive. And we were rushed out of the restaurant because they wanted to close even though we spend over $200