Not the best Japanese food or atmosphere. Ok for casual lunches but poor value on their sushi menu. Warm beer and dollar store water jugs but still came to $120 for two to “dine”. Not a Revelstoke’s highlight.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 4
Harry Br-Sn
Great lots of different sushi options, very affordable
Rushda Rubaia
Always go there. It's a local favorite. Love their dynamite and spider rolls. Good tea. Very affordable.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tyler Coley
Good food kimchee is a must try I get it every time
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Bibimbob, Spicy Pork Bulgogi
Tyler Jurgens
Don't go here. The Raman was not good, the meat wasn't good and the broth left much to be desired. The sushi rolls were decent, but nothing fantastic. The chicken in the bento box was a flavorless boiled chunk of disappointment. On top of that, the table, while clean, was sticky.
The lady who served us was pleasant and nice. That's the only redeeming thing I can say about the restaurant. Eat somewhere else. I won't eat here again.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 5
Steven Olmstead
The restaurant we planned to eat at was closed on a Sunday, so we ended up at Frisby after looking around town. Two of us shared spicy agedashi tofu, assorted tempura and spicy tuna and negitoro rolls. The tempura was a generous plate, served piping hot and not greasy. The rolls were okay, the spicy roll simply had a dollop of hot sauce on each piece. Same with the tofu. Did like that the tofu was served with dipping sauce on the side.
Our server was very friendly.
Overall a decent meal at a reasonable price.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Vitalii Onishchuk
My experience turned out to be not that great as I expected. It took an hour to prepare the order. The food was not packed even in a bag ( they asked extra $ for a paper bag). Some sushi were too salty when another seemed to be too insipid. Not the place I go second time.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
Gabriel Chiu
Staff are friendly and courteous The food is good but mediocre, and the rice is good, but the chicken is dry and the miso soup is maybe too salty, the dishes and plates look well used with many scratches
The table is sticky
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Miso Soup, Gyoza, Takoyaki, Yam Tempura, Tofu Teriyaki, Edamame, Avocado, Sushi Combo, California Roll, Bibimbob, Tuna Salmon SP Tuna \u0026 SP Salmon Roll, Spicy Pork Bulgogi, Seafood, Spicy Tuna, Special Roll, Tuna Cucumber and Salmon Roll with Tuna Nigiri, Spider Roll Tempura Yam Roll and Unagi Roll, Spicy Tofu, Asian Salad, Crunchy Roll
Daniel Todd
Sushi with a Side of Bruh
After a day of chasing powder through the steeps and trees of Mount MacKenzie, my crew and I slid into Frisby Ridge Sushi, ready to refuel. We were seated immediately, handed a menu stacked with sushi rolls, sashimi, ramen, and dry noodle dishes, and things were looking promising.
That is, until I suggested the party platter—a glorious 55-piece spread of sushi perfection—only to be met with blank stares from my so-called friends. Just as I was preparing my defense, the adjacent table erupted in high-fives and table slaps, clearly approving of my vision. Whether they had just wrapped up après-ski or had, let’s say, prioritized relaxation at exactly 4:20, we may never know.
Alas, my dreams of quantity over quality were crushed when one of my party declared, “I don’t eat raw fish.” Excuse me? At a sushi restaurant? That’s like going to a steakhouse and ordering a side salad.
Resigned to my fate, I drowned my sorrows in Molsons, some edamame, and gyoza, which were solid but, let’s be honest, not a 55-piece sushi spread. For my entrée, I went with the Yaki Udon with prawns and a crispy Yam Yam Roll, and let me tell you—redemption was served. The udon was bouncy and flavorful, while the yam roll was so good I’d order it on repeat.
Our server—who I can only assume is some kind of hospitality wizard—apologized for the side of bruh and somehow split our check four ways while keeping our drink tabs separate. That alone deserves a five-star review.
Even with the enthusiastic (read: loud) energy of our neighboring diners, I’d absolutely come back to Frisby Ridge Sushi next time we ski Revelstoke. And next time? I’m getting the party platter—whether my friends like it or not.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Adem O'Byrne
Although service was very good, and the restaurant was clean—this was the first bad ramen I've had from a restaurant. Chicken was dry, egg didn't seem properly marinated, and the broth needed more flavour.
I did like the fire sushi, and the portions are decent for the price, but I think there is room for improvement with respect to quality.
Been dining here for years and it's always been great, whether I eat in or order takeout. The price is pretty decent given how expensive Revelstoke has become.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Negi Toro Roll, Miso Soup, Seafood, Tuna Cucumber and Salmon Roll with Tuna Nigiri, Tuna, Spider Roll Tempura Yam Roll and Unagi Roll, Takoyaki, Yam Tempura
GoHerOwnWay
Grabbed a few dishes from here after a long day. I really like how the menu is labelled well for veg items and there’s also a veg platter with all of them.
The yam and avocado roll was great and the miso soup was really good as well. But the teriyaki tofu was very weird. It came out like one of those sizzling fajita plates, tasteless and overly oily.
The spicy agedashi tofu was fried well but I believe it was covered in franks red hot sauce and accompanied by some watery tasteless sauce. Little off putting for me.
Overall just okay.
Updated from previous review on 2024-10-09
별미Byeolmi
California rolls had very little avocado in them and the service wasn't good
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Emily Ming-Fang Huang
Initially felt awesome, food was great server in the beginning showing good manners. But ways changing very fast after refusing more food requirements, and always tried to push customers away if they don't shop more.
Not the best Japanese food or atmosphere. Ok for casual lunches but poor value on their sushi menu. Warm beer and dollar store water jugs but still came to $120 for two to “dine”. Not a Revelstoke’s highlight.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 4
Great lots of different sushi options, very affordable
Always go there. It's a local favorite. Love their dynamite and spider rolls. Good tea. Very affordable.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Good food kimchee is a must try I get it every time
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Bibimbob, Spicy Pork Bulgogi
Don't go here. The Raman was not good, the meat wasn't good and the broth left much to be desired. The sushi rolls were decent, but nothing fantastic. The chicken in the bento box was a flavorless boiled chunk of disappointment. On top of that, the table, while clean, was sticky.
The lady who served us was pleasant and nice. That's the only redeeming thing I can say about the restaurant. Eat somewhere else. I won't eat here again.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 5
The restaurant we planned to eat at was closed on a Sunday, so we ended up at Frisby after looking around town. Two of us shared spicy agedashi tofu, assorted tempura and spicy tuna and negitoro rolls. The tempura was a generous plate, served piping hot and not greasy. The rolls were okay, the spicy roll simply had a dollop of hot sauce on each piece. Same with the tofu. Did like that the tofu was served with dipping sauce on the side.
Our server was very friendly.
Overall a decent meal at a reasonable price.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
My experience turned out to be not that great as I expected. It took an hour to prepare the order. The food was not packed even in a bag ( they asked extra $ for a paper bag). Some sushi were too salty when another seemed to be too insipid. Not the place I go second time.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
Staff are friendly and courteous
The food is good but mediocre, and the rice is good, but the chicken is dry and the miso soup is maybe too salty, the dishes and plates look well used with many scratches
The table is sticky
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Miso Soup, Gyoza, Takoyaki, Yam Tempura, Tofu Teriyaki, Edamame, Avocado, Sushi Combo, California Roll, Bibimbob, Tuna Salmon SP Tuna \u0026 SP Salmon Roll, Spicy Pork Bulgogi, Seafood, Spicy Tuna, Special Roll, Tuna Cucumber and Salmon Roll with Tuna Nigiri, Spider Roll Tempura Yam Roll and Unagi Roll, Spicy Tofu, Asian Salad, Crunchy Roll
Sushi with a Side of Bruh
After a day of chasing powder through the steeps and trees of Mount MacKenzie, my crew and I slid into Frisby Ridge Sushi, ready to refuel. We were seated immediately, handed a menu stacked with sushi rolls, sashimi, ramen, and dry noodle dishes, and things were looking promising.
That is, until I suggested the party platter—a glorious 55-piece spread of sushi perfection—only to be met with blank stares from my so-called friends. Just as I was preparing my defense, the adjacent table erupted in high-fives and table slaps, clearly approving of my vision. Whether they had just wrapped up après-ski or had, let’s say, prioritized relaxation at exactly 4:20, we may never know.
Alas, my dreams of quantity over quality were crushed when one of my party declared, “I don’t eat raw fish.” Excuse me? At a sushi restaurant? That’s like going to a steakhouse and ordering a side salad.
Resigned to my fate, I drowned my sorrows in Molsons, some edamame, and gyoza, which were solid but, let’s be honest, not a 55-piece sushi spread. For my entrée, I went with the Yaki Udon with prawns and a crispy Yam Yam Roll, and let me tell you—redemption was served. The udon was bouncy and flavorful, while the yam roll was so good I’d order it on repeat.
Our server—who I can only assume is some kind of hospitality wizard—apologized for the side of bruh and somehow split our check four ways while keeping our drink tabs separate. That alone deserves a five-star review.
Even with the enthusiastic (read: loud) energy of our neighboring diners, I’d absolutely come back to Frisby Ridge Sushi next time we ski Revelstoke. And next time? I’m getting the party platter—whether my friends like it or not.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Although service was very good, and the restaurant was clean—this was the first bad ramen I've had from a restaurant. Chicken was dry, egg didn't seem properly marinated, and the broth needed more flavour.
I did like the fire sushi, and the portions are decent for the price, but I think there is room for improvement with respect to quality.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Been dining here for years and it's always been great, whether I eat in or order takeout. The price is pretty decent given how expensive Revelstoke has become.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Negi Toro Roll, Miso Soup, Seafood, Tuna Cucumber and Salmon Roll with Tuna Nigiri, Tuna, Spider Roll Tempura Yam Roll and Unagi Roll, Takoyaki, Yam Tempura
Grabbed a few dishes from here after a long day. I really like how the menu is labelled well for veg items and there’s also a veg platter with all of them. The yam and avocado roll was great and the miso soup was really good as well. But the teriyaki tofu was very weird. It came out like one of those sizzling fajita plates, tasteless and overly oily. The spicy agedashi tofu was fried well but I believe it was covered in franks red hot sauce and accompanied by some watery tasteless sauce. Little off putting for me. Overall just okay. Updated from previous review on 2024-10-09
California rolls had very little avocado in them and the service wasn't good
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Initially felt awesome, food was great server in the beginning showing good manners. But ways changing very fast after refusing more food requirements, and always tried to push customers away if they don't shop more.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 1
Awsome!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: 일식 스시초밥외
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