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Sachi Sushi
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- Price Range:
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$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- No
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Take Away:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- No
6 reviews for Sachi Sushi
This place knocked my socks off. I went here for my birthday and I had the best sushi of my life.
The nigiri and sashimi was amazing. The fish was perfect in texture and taste. I had to get two 10 peice assorted nigiri it was so good.
We sat at the bar and watched the chefs at work. The rolls were also wonderfull and inventive. A very nice mix of creativity and classic maki styles.
I can't give this place a rating high enough. The service was prompt. The prices fair. The quality: Amazing.
If you want sushi in Whistler do your mouth a favor and check this place out. It is kind of small so show up a little early or be prepared to have a short wait. Cheers.
I've been here only a handful of times over the past few years, but I've always had a good experience. It a bit out of the core of the village, but still close. I find the restaurant is well lit, not too noisy and the staff are friendly.
Everything I've eaten has been very good, from the bento box for lunch or the rolls, seaweed salad or udon.
It's not the cheapest place in town (that's Samurai), but it's also not the most expensive. I like good value so I come here. If you want a good meal but don't want to max your credit card, eat here!
If you aren't into too much mood lighting and techno while you eat, Sachi is the place to be.
Originally I was going to give it 3 stars, but then I realized that I felt like throwing up basically from the truck crossing border till I got to Sachi's, and after drinking lots of green tea, water and miso soup I felt better (there might be a chance I was just dehydrated).
We had the assorted sashimi (nice cuts), cali rolls, sukiyaki (really salty, make sure to order a bowl of rice), bbq salmon roll, and tempura (not as light and fluffy as it could have been).
Don't bother with the ramen or donburi or whatever. Just order the sushi, especially the nigiri sushi or sashimi.
Being cautious about sushi places I haven't been to before, I started with the special rolls. They were good, even though I had them leave out the flavored mayo which I'm not a fan of. Noticing the high quality of the fish inside, we ordered several pieces of nigiri. The tuna and the sake (salmon, locally caught) were very fresh, tender and delicious. I just wish we'd had time to go back for more!
Friendly service too :)
It's amazing where you can find fresh fish and great Japanese foods but seriously, Whistler? It's been a long time since I've had a good, melt in your mouth Hamachi and Toro. It's been never as cheap as $3 per piece of Toro. Added bonus is the 20% discount the current Canadian dollar gives you. One more reason to love Whistler!
I have had nothing but amazing food while I've been in Whistler, and my dinner at Sachi was one of my favorites. Service was quick although the place was packed, and I LOVED the Sachi Roll. We had 3 other rolls too - Karaage tuna, shrimp tempura, and ... hmm, somethings else. All were delicious and I seriously contemplated coming back the next day for more. Yum.
