If you like good sushi, do not come here. This place is for the whitest of people to spend 99 cents on a roll that has been sitting on a plate for hours. Table was sticky, and there was zero sense of authenticity. If Dollar tree had a Sushi spin off, this would be it. Waste of $20

The Sushi is esthetically pleasing but they use so much rice in the rolls that it's hard to taste the other ingredients. Staff is mildly friendly but not very attentive. Wasabi and ginger are left on the table for you to serve yourself, leaving the ginger to get dry and look less than appetizing. Wasn't awful, they will definitely fill you up on all that rice. In case you are wondering, they're no longer offering happy hour rolls.

This is the best "conveyor belt" sushi I've had in Vancouver. I've loved going here after an intense martial arts test, in the past, grabbing as much food as I could handle, which was a lot. GoGo Sushi has a pretty good entrée menu, from what I've tried. I like their udon soups as well as their beef bulgogi. I had their chicken katsu the other day, which was tasty but a bit too saucy for my liking, though I'm sure others would like it. They do have some great appetizers, such as the addictive calamari (which I would recommend with spicy mayo). I would also say that their unagi sushi is tasty and the size of the eel is satisfactory. Prices are pretty good, and they have a good happy hour deal. Finally, their service has always been on top of things, and very nice.

Stopped here on a whim while in Vancouver. This appears it used to be a Sushi train type restaurant but is now made to order. The Sushi was made mostly fresh and tasted good. Seating was limited. The food took a long time and they got our bill all sorts of wrong.

The sushi was Awesome... I like the fried salt & pepper Calamari. I also tried the Poke Tuna Salad, my gosh, Taste! Pay attention to the sign banner about plated being 1.29 a piece. On the bottom it says in small writing during a certain time. It was our fault for not paying attention so a meal we thought would be awesome affordable was was over 30 dollars. Anything from that it is a great place to eat. Also if its not on there menu ask the price my Poke Tuna ended up being 8 bucks. I am use to most places having a small bowl prepared, this dish was a meal itself! I recommend family and friends to try. Its a great experience specially with the turntable that has all the dishes coming by you.

The sushi conveyor was not operating. And have to order them from the menu. Order some sushi and miso soup. Tuna was not fresh. Other sushi were ok. Miso soup were really salty. But the service is great and friendly. I can only give it 3 stars. Hopefully they will handle better on their food.

Service was really nice, food was really fresh, but food taste was a little off for my taste. Place is SUPER clean and nice. Portlandy style. More veriety then any other carousel sushi place.

Very tasty sushi with great prices. $2.50 per plate during happy hour makes for a very inexpensive and delicious lunch! The service was excellent. Drinks and special food requests were brought out very quickly. It may be a minor point to many people, but the ginger was the most fresh and crisp I've had in a long time! Also, $2.50 for a Ramune is a fantastic price for those that want a fizzy drink.

We enjoy eating at GoGo sushi!! The atmosphere is modern and clean, including the bathrooms, which I cannot say for many sushi places I have been to. The service can be a little slow when you special order something like ramen (just as I’m starting to wonder if they forgot about me, it comes out), but it’s delicious so it’s worth the wait. The owner is very friendly and you can tell he loves greeting people as they come in. The prices are also very reasonable. My family loves the sushi; we often order the calamari salad with rice, spider rolls and then just pick whatever from the choices on the food conveyer belt. I often order the ramen. I highly recommend eating here; I am only giving it a four because we did get overly cold calamari salad one time (it has been just fine ever since) and for the slow delivery of the ramen. Everything else is great 👍🏻 You won’t regret stopping in for some yummy food 😊❤️

Food was good. However their menu items are outdated. The menu doesn't list all the dishes and it doesn't organized which dosh is on what colored plate. This means you are taking a chance at trying to find the dish you want. The whole point of conveyor belt sushi is to properly organize dishes by color plate and give clear pictures that represent what is on the belt. The fact it doesn't do either is troubling. The waitresses even told me the dish may not always be on the same colored plate as if it's slapped on at random. Par thst with missing items in the menu and it feels like I am not being g told pricing of the plates nor know what to expect. Last of all thr menu guide they provide is 95% crab dishes. I am allergic to crab, but the fact that there is little variety of visible dishes on thr menu makes ordering hard.

Great for a quick bit at lunch or a fun place to eat and visit with friends. Not super loud and good food. You can do the by the plate option or menu options. We've had some good food with both options

10/10! Love this place. Happy hour steal of a deal. The last couple times I went the music playing was beautiful, the servers are kind and will check on you every now and then to make sure you're okay. The poke was good, a little too busy but overall still worth the buy.

This is the worst sushi I have had. The soy sauce and wasabi had 0 flavor. Soy sauce almost seemed watered down. The rice in the rolls were mushy. Some bites were bitter/sour. The volcano roll tasted like it had enchilada sauce on it. All other rolls were bland and you could barely taste the ingredients inside. Winco sushi was better. I’d recommend going somewhere else.

I went there many months ago, and was disappointed. But today - what a difference. The saba was probably the freshest i ever had, and the seared salmon was incredible. The portions were more than generous. If you have been disappointed there in the past, try them now.

Best Sushi in Vancouver. Chefs are amazing, servers could use a little training

My daughter and i love sushi and we each ordered different rolls to try and we couldnt stomach more the a single piece each. It was the 1st we've ever just wasted sushi like like. We walked out with with 1 peice missing from each roll and will never go back here! Hands down the worst sushi in town! Safeway and Freddy's sushi is even better then theirs.

Delicious sushi, very clean restaurant, most wonderful green tea with toasted brown rice. Large selection of sushi, hamachi is my favorite and such big, tender pieces. Excellent service and everyone is so nice, I just love this place.

Really good food. Employees are always super friendly whenever I come in. Picked up some sushi the other day and opened the box to this cute arrangement. First sushi place that doesn’t just throw their food into the box.

Priscilla is a huge part of the high rating. She has been so on top of attending to customers and so kind. Every exchange with her just leaves us with a great impression. The sushi itself is great! There have been so many just so so yummy rolls its impossible to pick a favorite. Today, though understaffed they delivered delicious food with great flavor and amazing service with a peak of people. They went above by offering mochi on top of it. I will forever recommend this place not just for the food but the great staff to boot. Priscilla thank you so much for your warm welcomes and byes and just making the experience so much more enjoyable.