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Would you pay $32 Canadian ($23.25 USD) for this?
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Would you pay $32 Canadian ($23.25 USD) for this?


Everyone says sushi is really expensive but with how much everything else costs, roughly $2.50-$3.00 per nigiri doesn't seem so bad. Maybe I've been overpaying this entire time, I'm not sure. Sushi in Vancouver area/Lower Mainland and the Okanagan are all fairly similarly priced. So is $32(Canadian, or $23.25 USD) for this too much or ok for your area?

by smashsauce_

30 Comments

  2. dvrwin

    Last Friday I paid $32USD for 6 very small pieces and 1 skinny tuna roll.

    I noticed that lately we’re paying more for less.

  4. impl0sionatic

    Yeah assuming it’s quality, I like the deal.

  5. porp_crawl

    I’m in Vancouver/ Lower Mainland too and… it’s “ok”? Prices have certainly gone up.

    Is $32 with tax and tip? Pretty good. $32 pre-tax/ tip – too much.

  6. themishmosh

    seems like an incredible deal. However, in Canada, there are all-you-can-eat buffets with decent sushi, snow crab legs and lobster–kind of amazing.

  7. Luxferrae

    Where is this? Looks nice if it’s in Okanagan or lower mainland

  8. Nathan-Nice

    that is an insanely good deal for my location (bay area, ca)

  11. WaterWheelz

    I’m a tad broke, so uhm. Considering that’s about one meal, I might pass. Looks good though.

  13. Wooden_Werewolf_6789

    Yep sure would. I prefer my eel with sesame seeds though

  14. jammers93

    Where I am in Canada it would be less, but if I go to the big tourist city close to me it would probably cost that about an hour away

  15. Groitus

    That’s not bad at all. Today on my lunch break I paid $11 usd for 6 nigiri, half-tuna half-salmon.

  17. Cultural-Company282

    Hell, yeah. I’d pay $64 Canadian and order two. I’m a hungry boy.

  20. ThinSuccotash4166

    10 pieces and a tuna roll is pretty standard for that price. You got about the same.

  21. BePassion8

    A place just opened 30 seconds down the street from my house that offers 2 full rolls for $15 so probably not lol

  22. SouthBayShogi

    I’m in Silicon Valley. That same plate would run 70USD here.

    So… yes.

  26. adhq

    Not so long ago, we would have paid under 20 CAD for this plate. Although I consider this expensive now, I’d still rather get this than pay over 50$ for the worst steak possible which is what you get these days at that price no matter where you go.

    I used to go out once a week with my wife before the pandemic. It was enjoyable and prices were decent. Since then, prices have doubled and the quality and quantity of food have nosedived. I can do better at home for much less…

  27. parablecham

    Looks okay, seems appropriate especially given location.

  28. DragonRabbitSummoner

    These days that’s a good deal usd