Sushi Mura Richmond
$$ • Japanese, Sushi Bars
Hours:
5508 Hollybridge Way #115, Richmond
(604) 284-5595
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Terrible service, very rude staff and not family friendly! The waitress rolled her eyes at my friends baby (who’s two years old!) she took chopsticks out of her 8 year olds hands because she wanted to place them on the table instead, didn’t check in, had to reach out just to get our order in, didn’t check in to see how our food was, but also wasn’t checking anyone else in the restaurant. The food was okay, but the terrible and rude service didn’t outweigh it. Will not...read full review
Bad Bad bad tempura in my life garbage.
Sweet potato and carrot etc.inside still cold and hard like rock
Menu
Hours
| Monday | 4 - 9:30PM 11AM - 3PM |
| Tuesday | 4 - 9:30PM 11AM - 3PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 3PM 4 - 9:30PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 3PM 4 - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 4 - 10PM 11AM - 3PM |
| Saturday | 4 - 10PM 11AM - 3PM |
| Sunday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
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Sushi Mura Richmond is a restaurant known for its generous portions and fresh, delicious meals. Popular dishes include the special Snow Village sushi roll, spicy salmon sashimi don, and assorted sashimi plate. The beef yaki udon receives praise for its rich and chewy texture, while the dynamite roll is described as plain. The food is consistently fantastic, with each piece of sushi bursting with flavor. The mayo and mysterious sauce on the dishes add richness and make the food very appetizing. The sashimi is fresh and not fishy, with no bad smell or taste. The restaurant offers plenty of vegetarian options, which is rare for a sushi place. Service is quick, although the ordering system can be confusing for some, but most find it easy to navigate. The atmosphere is pleasant and very kid-friendly, with waitresses playing with children. There is a parking lot to the left of the restaurant, and it is accessible for wheelchairs, though space is limited.
However, the wait time can be long, especially on weekends—about an hour even when told it would be 15 minutes. Planning to arrive about 40 minutes early is recommended, but the wait is worth it. Some diners mention that the background music can be loud and the restaurant noisy, which can be uncomfortable. A couple of reviews noted that the beef yaki udon and other udon dishes can be very salty, so diners should be cautious. Overall, guests enjoy the delicious food and friendly environment, making it a popular spot to return to despite the occasional wait.