Sushico Japanese Restaurant

Brutal service.
Went in at lunch time and waited 20 minutes after being seated and had still not been offered a drink or asked if we were ready to order. Watched various customers having to approach staff, leaving their table to request help. At this point, we made the decision to leave and head over to Ninja Sushi where we were greeted immediately, seated and served our whole meal in under 20.
If you are going to run a restaurant, please make sure you keep enough staff on hand to serve your customers properly. Especially during lunch breaks.

We enjoyed our time at this restaurant. They have a few novel toppings, spicy mayonnaise, which was fantastic and unexpected. Some of the best tempura we’d had. We had a lobster roll with spicy mayonaise which was really good! We’ll be back!

Generous portions of battered cod with a fresh salad topped with sesame dressing and wispy beet strips. Friendly service.

This place is my go to in Langley! I’ve probably eaten here a couple dozen times since they’ve opened and every experience has been wonderful!
Food: 5/​5, everything is always so fresh and so yummy! I usually order the Veggie Trio, but on occasion have also ordered their edamame, agedashi tofu, yam fries and spring rolls (not all at once, mind you). Every dish was aaaaamazing! One of my dear friends swears by the calamari at this place… apparently the only place where she’s had better is cactus club? The veggie tempura roll and veggie dragon roll are both recommended items for the vegetarians and non-​vegetarians. Never tried their speciality drinks or desserts so I’m afraid I can’t speak to it.
Customer service: 5/​5, the staff here is so kind and wonderful! They’re great at reading body language and so often, I would need something and I wouldn’t even need to wave them down cause they’ve already noticed and are on the move!
Ambiance: 5/​5, it’s a modern set up for sushi and the restaurant could probably easily seat 30 or so customers? I didn’t count so I can’t be certain. The washrooms were clean so that was a huge bonus. Open kitchen set up so you can see what the chefs are up to.
I’m getting hungry just writing this!

The sushi was very fresh. Presentation was very clean beautiful. The servers were very quick and pleasant.

There service was just aweful.
The menu lists two chicken lunch box’s, the waitress was not able to tell me what was what different between the two just saying one was better quality chicken. Wtf lol?
I had to ask for my drink 3 times and my drink glass had wassabe in it.
I ordered ebi sunomono and they brought me two bowls and when I said I only ordered one they still tried to charge me for two.
The waitress took my half full can of Pepsi away.
I would staw away from this one

I went here for a late lunch. It was quiet, and I was seated very quickly.
Being relatively inexperienced with the types of sushi that are out there and needing to have it all cooked, I was hoping the menu would be more descriptive of their rolls or at least indicate which varieties are cooked. Not much information there. Very intimidating for anyone new to eating sushi. I did a little phone research and was able to choose new-​to-​me varieties that wouldn’t be raw.
Once my food arrived, within good time, it was delicious. The tempura was light and crispy, and the two types of rolls I chose I really enjoyed.
The service was really good until the end — as I was there at a weird time I was the only one there and during this lull the staff were sitting at a table across the way having a snack. I have no issue with this except it took a bit longer for my waiter to realize I was done and ready to go.
I would go back, though, perhaps better armed with a primer on what kinds of sushi I can order.

Ok, so upon trying Sushico again I can tell you this:
* the rolls taste good
* the portion of ebi sunomono was HUGE
* my prawn still had a vein in it (that was really disappointing)
* the rolls were very, very saucy (see my previous sushi restaurant reviews for my opinion on that)
Overall it was good but not outstanding.
Oh and it smelled like a hospital. I don’t know what cleaner they’re using but it reminded me of hospital stays of yore. Very odd.

Decent sushi in the middle of the box store area in Langley.
I was in the area and came in for dinner. Nice and clean with contemporary décor. The menu offers a variety of fresh and cooked items. No unusual/​rare fishes, but they carry a good selection of staples. Prices per sushi piece are $ 2-​$ 3 each and rolls start at $ 4 each.
I had some salmon, red tuna and unagi sushi with negitoro and avocado rolls. Nicely presented and quite fresh. Came to just under $ 30 for me alone.

Quick service, great prices. Great quality sushi. Load of options and great advice for people new to sushi. I’m pleased! Restaurant was clean and staff was friendly. Will definitely return while I’m in Langley!

With so many sushi restaurants around, you’re never guaranteed to find good food. Until we came to sushico! The place is superclean, friendly service and incredibly good sushi. I would highly recommend eating here.

I want to love this place, but there are a few things that annoy me. Firstly the place is very modern and seems very clean. I’ve ordered from here for take out quite a bit, and 4 times now they didn’t give me the substitution that I asked for, even though it is fine when I order.
Sometimes the tempura is awesome, sometimes its waaaay too battery (lol). It should be consistent, but different cooks I guess cook totally different.
Another beef is the pop is $ 2.50…for a can of pop!!! Seriously? That’s ridiculous.
The gyozas are delish. Prices are a bit high. So my overall score of this place would be ²⁄₅ because they keep screwing up my take out orders.

Best sushi in Langley. Try the American Roll and the Spicy Agedashi Tofu. Great portions and good price! Delish.

Get your sushi/​rolls in black rice for only $ 1.50! And free wifi :)
My family went to Sushico for a family birthday. There were 4 of us in the party. Upon walking in, the décor and set-​up were delightful. It was chic, and modern. Looked very upscale for a sushi place. Loved the look.
However, perhaps because it is new, it still has quite a bit of issues. We were greeted at the door by the waitress who seemed really new. We waited a long time to get asked for our orders. We waited 20 minutes for our Miso soup and unfortunately the server kept spilling the hot miso soup as she served them (mostly on herself).
Another LONG time later (I wish I timed it, it felt like another 20 — 40 minutes after the miso soup) my family got their meals. I say they did, because I got mine 10 minutes after they did and all I had ordered was a California roll and 2 pieces of sushi. Now the place was getting busy as the tables were starting to fill but they only had one waitress on. And the busser had mentioned that someone failed to show up for a shift. We had to ask 3 times for the ice cream dessert that came with the meal (once before she gave us the bill, and twice after).
The food itself was yummy. I highly recommend the Black rice on the sushi. However not the place if you are on a time constraint. We got there at 6:30 (maybe earlier) and didn’t get all of our food till 8pm. Hopefully they get the kinks worked out as the restaurant has a LOT of potential and is just what the area needs. I will give you a second chance in a couple of months, and hopefully I will be pleasantly surprised.

When I saw this place setting up a few months ago, it had me curious. Sushi places around here are either terrible or decent. But with decent ones comes the hefty price tag. Not something I am use to being from Vancouver originally. I liked some of the ideas for combinations. Like their dinner option to pick your salad, apply, roll, main and dessert for 25.00. For the most part their sushi prices are on par with other places.
The décor was really nice and it definitely was going for the upscale look. I ordered a California roll and a sunomono. I found the California roll to be average at best. The plate was fancy looking and I would rather have less edible garnish and a lesser price. The Ebi sunomono was a complete rip off. I had maybe two good mouthfuls of noodles and two prawns. It also wasn’t very cold.
I will probably come back and order something more substantial. Right now it’s just another overpriced sushi joint in Langley. I would like to mention that my rating would have been higher if they didn’t up charge for sockeye salmon. Other places believe in sustainable and healthy fish.

This place is spacious and clean, the staff speaks English well (at least from my single experience there)… Expect to pay a little more for the presentation though. Everything was served on «real» dishes, not the typical Asian plastic ware and wooden planks or boats.
It sure looked nice but we weren’t very impressed with the salmon sashimi. It was room temperature — almost warm by the time it reached the table. The chopped scallop roll had way too much mayo and the panko dynamite roll was the biggest disappointment. I’m used to it being more like a king sized California roll with crab meat and a large prawn tempura rolled into rice and nori with some cucumber strips or avocado. Theirs was literally one prawn tempura rolled with rice and nori and that’s it. No crab. Oops, maybe it had some cucumber. It can’t have been great if I don’t remember.

First time here… was hesitant but decided to try it. Don’t know regret it one bit.
Food was great as it looked and tasted fresh and clean.
Service was really good… place was almost empty.

I come here every Sunday for lunch and look forward to it all week. Nice atmosphere, really fresh food, lots of low carb options (like a roll without rice or seaweed) and lovely service. Fast because no one seems to know this place exists. Also love the k-​pop tunes!!! I’m generally very critical of restaurant bathrooms, but the ladies’ here is spotless. Not sure about the men’s.
So eat here.
That is all.

Off to a little bit of rocky start, as we sat for 15 minutes without anyone coming to see us after being told to choose your own table. We had almost wondered if you needed to go to the counter to order. My husband could see the realization that no one had seen to us, and then everything from there after was wonderful.
We both just ordered the chicken lunch box, and we were very impressed with the price and what came in it. The chicken teriyaki had nice crisp assortment of vegetables with it instead of just only cabbage and bean sprouts. It was a very complete lunch box which included ebi sunomono and gyoza. My husband calls them the best tempura he’s ever had.
It has spotless bathrooms and modern feel to the room.
Nice addition to Langley. We will be going back.

Classier than most Valley Japanese, with value lunches and good dinner options.
The wuantity and quality are four-​star. Great little touches make the plating a cut above the usual tired Japanese bento meal.
The room is big and completely open; it could use some dividers for my taste. It feels more intimate at night. Unfortunately, they opted to erect two TVs, dropping the atmosphere considetably.