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Sushi House Banff |
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(Restaurants - Sushi) |
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304 Caribou St, Banff T0L 0C0 • 403-762-4353
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Distance:
~1.160 km * |
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Description:
Service is largely mechanized at this kaiten sushi bar, where small train cars circle the dining room, laden with sushi of all formulations. Diners look for their favorites and pluck the dishes from the train, selecting as many or as few as they want. Color-coded plates then indicate to the servers the prices of each selection, and they tally up the cost and present the bill. The most popular rolls and choices are constantly supplied to the train, but customers are free to make requests to the chef as well. The whole experience is as much entertainment as it is dining, and if you get carried away by the novelty, you may find yourself with quite a hefty tab. So eat well, but eat carefully. |
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User Rating: 9
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Sukiyaki House Kyoto |
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(Restaurants - Sushi) |
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211 Banff Ave Park Ave Mall, 2nd floor, Banff T0L 0C0 • 403-762-2002
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Distance:
~1.190 km * |
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Description:
Located on Banff's main thoroughfare, this Japanese restaurant offers tatami rooms for purists and regular tables for everyone else. The menu features a host of traditional dishes, including sushi, shabu-shabu, tempura and hot pots. Seafood, chicken and beef are available, and combination dinners come with soup, rice and salad to make decisions easier. The signature dish is sukiyaki, tender, flavorful strips of beef cooked in a tasty marinade. The restaurant's sushi bar also pulls in eager patrons who can't get enough maki and ngiri. |
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Suginoya |
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(Restaurants - Sushi) |
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225 Banff Ave, Banff T0L 0C0 • 403-762-4773
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Distance:
~1.217 km * |
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Description:
This Japanese restaurant is a quiet oasis from Banff's bustling downtown. It's also much-frequented by Asian tourists, so you can be sure that the food is skillfully and authentically prepared. Shabu-shabu is a popular choice, along with tempura, sukiyaki and teriyaki. The sushi is also delicious, and you can sample it at the bar or at your own table. Hot pots make an appearance on the menu too, as do combination dinners that allow you to partake of several tasty dishes. Make sure to look them over before you make a final decision. |
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User Rating: 7
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Japanese Restaurant Miki |
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600 Banff Ave Inns of Banff, Banff T1L 1H8 • 403-762-0600
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Distance:
~2.315 km * |
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Description:
Comfortable and bright, this restaurant features a bank of windows that looks out across downtown Banff and the mountains beyond. The decor isn't authentically Asian, but the cuisine certainly is. Created with fresh ingredients, each dish is tempting and well-seasoned. Sushi and sashimi, prepared with an impeccable attention to detail, are perennial favorites, but tempura selections, noodle dishes, and hot pots are also good choices. A variety of seafood entrees and steaks are also available for those who crave something a little less exotic. |
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User Rating: 5.6
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* All distances are
approximate "straight-line" distances.
See Directions for actual "travel distances."
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