Sushi Hil, Main St

Says it's good but finds the menu limited and thinks it's priced somewhat high for the value.

Gives a bare name as a sushi suggestion, with no further detail.

Suggests this Main Street sushi spot as a place to try.

Says it's the highest-quality sushi they've eaten in Vancouver, if cost isn't a concern.

Includes this in a short bulleted list of recommended spots.

Names Sushi Hil as their top pick.

Simply calls the place great.

Found the meal high quality and worth trying, though not memorable enough to return; space felt tight.

Says this Main Street sushi place is really good.

Says Sushi Hil, on Main Street, serves nigiri that tastes very fresh.

Agrees with the Sushi Hil pick and says calling ahead for a birthday leads to a lovely visit.

Rates Sushi Hil as clearly superior, operating on a higher level than Tozen.

Calls it excellent, among the top choices.

Says it is the best sushi around if you skip omakase and calls it a personal favorite.

Says it's very good, with less hype than other high-end spots and a quieter focus on flavour.

Lists Sushi Hil as a suggestion with no further detail.

Calls Sushi Hil excellent and says they usually order maki rolls and bluefin sashimi on visits.

Names this place as a sushi suggestion in reply to the request, alongside a seafood pick.

Lists this among places they rank above their roughly fifth-place pick.

Says Sushi Hil's sushi is unbelievable.

Agrees with the parent's Sushi Hil pick and says they had planned to suggest it too.

Not a fan; they find the fish slightly off after several visits, mostly going along with others.