12 Best Japanese Restaurants near Aldergrove

“The food is excellent. We've ordered boxes (large, plentiful & beautiful plating), rolls (always fresh), sashimi (great quality), tempura, platters etc. and have always enjoyed it all! Reno has made the restaurant bright and enjoyable to eat in.
Service lacks due to youth who are not attentive to basic needs (drinks refilled, chopsticks/dishes needed to eat.)“

“Ordered pickup and everything was great! A nice local sushi spot.
We tried the agedeshi tofu 5/5
Veggie Sunomuno 4/5
Mixed Tempura 5/5 - it had a great crunch, it was very good tempura batter and the variety of vegetables was perfect for sharing!
The beef roll 5/5 - the meat was very flavourful
The snow white roll - 5/5“

“Ok, this is definitely a secret place, very unassuming, but amazing!! The food is excellent. Try the Unagi Sauce with your sushi. Yum (extra 0.75 though). The deep fried California is sooo good along with the Mexican Roll.

The new server lady is very friendly. Don’t forget to ask for the free tea (you can ask for sugar too).

The only reason I took a star away is because I got food poisoning here from the chicken roll once. Ha I still come back though. 😆 It’s that good. I just don’t order the chicken. 😆😉

They also have gluten free soy sauce and food options.“

“We’ve been going to Ko’s since we were 16 years old - we’re in our mid 30s now and living far away, but every time we make it back to the mainland, we never miss the opportunity to go here. From the kind and amazing people who own and operate this one of a kind place, to the insanely creative and outrageously delicious food - Ko’s is top of the list, always. Everything on their menu is delicious, but the Sushi Burger is where our heart is. Thank you Ko’s!!! You are all so amazing and we love you!!“

“Disregard all negatives reviews, some people get off on leaving false negative reviews. This place is old faithful. Whether dining in or taking out, it will not fail you. Delicious food, great service. It even has a beautiful artificial cherry blossom tree which is incredible ambience and reminds me of the beauty of Japan. I love everything on the menu.“

“I was near Iron Chef Sushi when I decided to go get dinner and didn't feel like searching all over Fort Langley for a restaurant. To my surprise, the restaurant wasn't busy at all, even though it was right next to the Jazz & Art Festival.

I ordered the Tuna & Salmon Chirashi along with the Crazy Boy Sushi Roll. The chirashi was excellent—the fish was fresh and flavourful, and the fermented sushi rice complemented it perfectly. The Crazy Boy Roll was just as enjoyable, with well-balanced ingredients that worked nicely with the rice.

The service was attentive and efficient, and I never found myself waiting for anything. While the restaurant doesn't have the most traditional Japanese ambiance—smooth jazz was playing during my visit—it created a calm and relaxing atmosphere, which I appreciated.

Overall, Iron Chef Sushi is a very good Japanese restaurant in Fort Langley. The quality of the food and the great service made for an enjoyable dining experience, and I'd be happy to return.“

“I can't believe I have lived in lynden for 2 years and didn't know about this hidden gem. The chicken katzu bento box was amazing as well as the beef teriyaki and gyoza. Friendly people. Great food and very reasonably priced food will keep me coming back for more!!!“

“Landed in Langley last weekend visiting from Alberta and my cousin insisted we try Hitori for dinner around 7pm, glad we listened because the place was packed but they still got us seated fast. The chirashi bowl was easily the freshest raw fish I've had outside of actually being on the coast, and the miso soup that came with it was a nice touch. Staff were really attentive without being pushy, checked on us a couple times but never made us feel rushed even though people were waiting for tables. Parking behind the building was surprisingly easy to find too, which made the whole night stress free.“

“Sooooo much better food quality since I went last (6years ago) I hadn’t been back after not enjoying the food years ago.
Once I’d seen a new chef had been hired and seen some good reviews, I had to come see for myself.
I’m from Vancouver so I know good Japanese cuisine.
First to mention, the chicken karage, haven’t had authentic karage in the area for years. Perfection! Dipping sauce is so balanced ✨
The miso soup is not too salty, had depth, but I do feel it would be nicely finished with a little spring onion.
Secondly, the tuna tataki, wow….every bite is so bright, smoky, umami, that hit of ponzu and lemon to squeeze, must try!! Love that it’s served with salad and daikon, crispy garlic so fresh and authentic.
Other highlights; tempura was decent, aburi sushi was so nice, want to try more.

Seriously, give them a try, if you haven’t heard thru the grapevine that they are so much better since new ownership. I almost don’t want to post this so I can gatekeep, as I noticed they were really busy on my last visit. The service may be a bit rushed and you can see the owner/manager is stressed. So not always guaranteed amazing service. But if you’re ordering out or go for the lunch box set when it’s less busy you’re in for a treat!“

“Best service I've had at a sushi restaurant. Server was checking on us consistently for refills of tea and water. The food was delicious! We got the chicken teriyaki dinner combo and mango roll to share. Was a lot of food and worth the price. Would recommend and definitely go again.
Photo doesn't include the sunomono or the miso soup because we already ate it. Presentation was 10/10 👌“

“The experience and service were exceptional, with all aspects being highly satisfactory and the quality of the offerings being outstanding. We unequivocally recommend this establishment. Sheha provided exemplary assistance, demonstrating promptness and a consistently pleasant demeanor.“