Sushi 7

Decent sushi joint along Cambie.

Parking is available on the side streets.

The inside is pretty packed and looks pretty dated. Has that old school 1990s feel. Guessing this place has been around for a while.

Staff are friendly and helpful.

I had the All Day Special (3 items with soup and salad). Salad and miso were pretty standard stuff.

Chicken teriyaki - nice and crisp. Served on rice.

Chopped scallop roll - rolls are on the smaller end, but quality was decent.

Salmon sashimi - fish was fresh. Can't complain.

Decent value for the price for this part of town. I'd come back at some point.

Great local sushi spot. Always reliable quality. Quick. Never messed an order up. Prices are super reasonable and they have a great lunch special.

This has been my go to take-out sushi place for a little while now. They have an "all day special" that's roughly $20 and it includes a ton of food. Can't speak for the service, as I've actually never attended this restaurant in person, but I can say that they were very accommodating of my peanut allergy. When I called to ask about my allergy, they said that they don't use peanuts in the kitchen which is great for me to hear. Hopefully one day I will visit this little Sushi joint in person as well :)

What a great little sushi joint!

Usually when a place gets consistently rave reviews, the cynic in me wonders, can this place really be as good as all the hype? It sets the bar so high, I feel I'm bound to be disappointed when I try it out personally.

I'm happy to say, that was not the case here. This sushi place was as good as everyone reported in all their reviews.

My friend and I met here for lunch today. Sure, there's metered parking on the street here on Cambie, but if you drive around, there are ample free 2-hour parking areas on the side streets. The restaurant itself is located right beside the Cambie Village Starbucks.

The interior is small but clean and super cute, with Asian parasols lining the ceiling on one side, and Chinese lanterns, and ample booths. Nothing fancy, but casual and cute.

Our server was as nice as could be. Very personable.

We were super impressed by the menu. It was quite extensive, with an excellent lunch special section: your choice of two dishes (HUGE selection), with miso soup and salad, for $11.95. We shared 3 types of sushi (all were delicious and SUPER fresh, and the rice was delightfully seasoned and delicate, unlike most places where the rice is sticky, cold and hard and bland), and one veg tempura (SO good, it was like candy). Usually I don't eat the small side salads or soups that come with these meals as they fill me up and usually aren't that great, but I was really surprised how good the salad was here. The lettuce was crisp, and they had some sort of magical ponzu dressing on it, with a liberal smattering of masago on top. And the miso soup was really tasty, too.

Every dish we had was excellent. And the portions were quite healthy; I ended up bringing some of the sushi home. Oh, and bonus, they offer free delivery on orders over $30, within a 3 km radius. Nice! I already plan on using this service when my kid is in town over the holidays.

This is going to be our new go-to sushi place on Cambie.

Perfectly decent sushi like so many other sushi joints in Vancouver, with plenty of vegetarian/vegan options.

We did an online order on Sunday around noon when they opened. We ordered five rolls and couple pieces of Nigiri between the two of us. The order was ready for pick-up 20 minutes later. We got:

-Avocado mango roll (8 pcs; $6.50). Totally acceptable, with fresh avocado and mango. Nothing special, but it works. 3/5

-Avocado roll (8 pcs; $5.95). Ditto the regular avocado roll. Nothing wrong with it. 3/5

-Veggie roll (5 pcs) X 2 ($6.50 each). This was a pretty lame vegetable roll, dominated by avocado, with a bit of radish, carrot, and lettuce. One of the weaker vegetable rolls in town. 2/5

-Goma ae roll (8 pcs; $5.95). Plenty of wilted spinach, drizzled in a nice sesame sauce. This was good and my favourite of the rolls. 3.5/5

-Inari roll x 2 ($1.95 each). Bog-standard Inari Nigiri. Fine. 3/5

All in all, a perfectly fine sushi place that meets expectations but isn't anything special.

Saw Becky M's review and decided to try Sushi7 after chatting with her on it. Sushi7 is only doing take out during COVID which is understandable as it has a very small indoor dining area. Sushi7 is located on Cambie and there is plenty of metered parking and also free 2 hr parking a few blocks away.

Checked out the menu on line and we ordered the Roll Combo (California roll, tuna and salmon roll & dynamite roll) Veggie Combo A (yam roll, kappa roll, avocado roll) and the Tuna and Salmon Combo (tuna roll, salmon roll, 2 tuna and 2 salmon nigiri). At $40 it was good value and tasty sushi and plenty of it. I liked that the rolls did not have an excessive amount of rice in them.

It was a positive sushi experience and happy to recommend Sushi7 if looking for a sushi establishment in the Cambie area.

One line review: Would give this 3.5 if that were an option.

We ordered two of the dinner combo special. My wife had vegetable tempura, yam roll, and beef roll. I had salmon nigiri, spicy tuna roll, and vegetable tempura. Both meals came with salad and soup. Everything was tasty and well-executed. The big selling points here are the variety (you choose three items from a long list of options) and portion (I had enough left over to eat for lunch the next day).

We also took a flier on the bacon wrapped scallop skewers. The scallops were minuscule; this was like eating rolls of bacon. Wouldn't order this again.

Pricing was reasonable, and with the portions, this is good value.

Service was friendly and competent.

Parking was free in the neighborhood.

In this COVID season, they were not serving in the dining room. We tried to sit at a bench outside the restaurant, but it was quite cool in the evening, and we ended up taking it home.

Bottom line: This will probably join our 'regular' line up of places we frequent. It was good.

Best Japanese food we've had in a while! Pleasantly surprised how delicious everything was. The tempura was especially tasty, as was the Agadeshi Tofu and Potato Croquettes. That should help if you like crispy food like we do!

We have frequented Sushi 7 as a take-out patron for awhile now. The rolls are decent but we find the staff as the weak point in our experience. I noticed, finally, that they automatically add a tip to my order which I failed to notice in all my previous orders and therefore added an additional tip all this time. Part of this is my bad but my experience last night with the counter staff made it obvious that they are consciously deceiving its patrons. When I asked to see the receipt before paying the staff refused to give it too me. When I finally received the total it was handwritten and didn't have the word 'tip' anywhere on the bill. Once he got it back he threw it out. I had to firmly insist that I wanted to keep the receipt.

It was a very frustrating experience and one I will not repeat again since they have now lost my business.

It was another sushi meal today. A busy work day, so sushi at a reasonable price is a good find.

I ordered the tasty combo for 12.95. It comes with half a prawn roll, 1/2 a California roll, half tuna and half salmon, plus a volcano roll which was my favorite. The volcano roll is deep fried and is tasty.

Of course, ordering through a food service delivery, such as Uber Eats, I had to pay a service fee as well as a delivery fee. Still worth it if you're too busy to get out and pick it up yourself.

I would just recommend that they have fresher wasabi. It was a bit too firm, so I used some leftover fresh wasabi I had at home.

Good place to get a good amount of sushi at a reasonable price.