Tozen Sushi Bar, West Broadway

Has tried many spots and fully endorses Tozen Sushi as the top pick.

Recently visited and found it tasty.

Tentatively thinks Tozen is a good pick: fancy but comfortable, with fair prices for quality.

Adds Tozen to the recommendations, noting it is a sibling restaurant of Tom Sushi.

Lists Tozen among three suggested sushi places.

Calls Tozen excellent, with no further detail.

Suggests Tozen sushi bar as an option in answer to the birthday request.

Names it as one of their usual sushi places and rates it highly.

Agrees Tozen is great and says it has plenty of other food for the sushi-averse friend.

Suggests this sushi spot located on West Broadway as one to check out.

Describes Tozen as a pleasant contemporary spot suited to date nights.

Gives a one-line answer naming Tozen Sushi as the pick.

Given on its own as a sushi bar suggestion in reply to the question.

Suggests Tozen, described as a sister spot, as an alternative pick.

Their regular go-to for solid value and a varied menu spanning apps, nigiri and rolls; dines there roughly monthly.

Calls it OK but nothing special, and doesn't see why it gets so much praise.

Says the Oak and Broadway location feels nicely appointed inside and reliably serves good-quality sushi.

Includes Tozen among its Vancouver sushi suggestions.

Suggests Tozen Sushi as a sushi option for the birthday dinner.

Gives Tozen a full endorsement with no further detail.

Ranks Tozen as probably their top sushi experience in the city.

Had a disappointing meal at Tozen; ingredient quality felt weak for the price, though the room looks nice.