“ 5 star for a small moderate priced sushi spot. While this is not a high end restaurant, the sushi is very good. The rolls are the best deal as are the lunchtime Bento boxes. Always good service and food. Been there thousands of times. ”

“ Out to lunch and ready for some sushi. We found this quaint restaurant tucked at the end of a strip mall with busy shoppers. We were greeted and guided to the last open table. So this place was packed at 12:30p.m. A good sign! Waitress was very nice, and took our drink and appetizer order. We had the Mixed Vegetable Tempura. An unexpected large plate of Prawns and Vegetables fried with Tempura. Absolutely delicious! My husband ordered the Asparagus Sushi Roll in Soy paper. he said it was pretty good. I ordered the Bento Box Teriyaki Chicken with a California Roll. The tray was very big and filling, I had to take home leftovers. just so much food. Excellent tray, I would order again, but to share, it's that big. At the last minute I saw that one of the specials was Lumpia. I had to try. A little thin on the size, but it was tasty. If you're in Vancouver by the Mall, look up Oishi Sushi, it's near TJMaxx area. And if you're going for lunch, go around 1 p.m. less of a crowd. ”

“ Had dinner at Oishi Sushi. It was busy! Service was excellent. The food was delicious. The reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 stars, is that we've had better spider rolls and salmon at other local Japanese restaurants. What really stood out was the bento box selections. I should have selected teriyaki beef instead of the salmon. The salmon was overcooked. Hard, and not very tasty. The salad dressing had no taste either. I am accustomed to delicious ginger dressing for salads at Japanese restaurants. The tempura was delicious. My husband said that he's had better spider rolls elsewhere. To be fair, we've lived in areas that have superb Japanese food (Hawaii, Guam, and the Bay Area in California). And my husband has traveled to mainland Japan and Okinawa. He's a military veteran, and so is my dad, so we've lived in several states, and overseas. Sooooo... for Southwest Washington, Oishi Sushi is definitely worth trying, for lunch or dinner. CHEERS! ”

“ This is our go to place in Vancouver. The fish they use is fresh and tastes great. We usually enjoy their rolls (especially the Hot Night roll on the "specials" board). Their teriyaki chicken is also good, as is the tempura. I have recently discovered that I have a gluten intolerance and I was nervous to make sushi for, but different servers at Oishi have been able to speak knowledgeably to me about gluten-free options on the menu. They are aware of the ingredients that might cause problems and had no problems checking on things they were unsure about (like the wasabi!) If you are celiac or highly sensitive, proceed with caution, but the staff knows what's up and is great about answering questions and making modifications. We often order to go (call the restaurant and order directly for pick up!) but have enjoyed eating in the cozy, quiet restaurant as well. If you are looking for fresh sushi, tasty teriyaki, and wonderful people, I recommend Oishi Sushi. ”

“ Located near Vancouver Mall. Small little restaurant wi tbh friendly staff. No one else was in restaurant when we went around 5-6pm. The sushi was delicious! Spider roll was my favorite! ”

“ Went for lunch and delightfully missed the full lunch rush. Looks like they have catering options that includes their sushi. We tried their jalapeño bombs for an appetizer and one of their deep fried specialty rolls. Both were delicious. The roll had many flavors inside, including something sweet that wasn't cream cheese, but the flavors were good. My bf had the spicy chicken and I had some yakisoba that was good as a leftover. ”