Sushi Heaven — Restaurant in Fort St. John

Sushi Heaven: Where Angels Wear Aprons Listen… I don’t know what kind of cosmic deal was struck to create Sushi Heaven, but I’m convinced Poseidon himself is in the kitchen hand-rolling these bad boys while angels fan him with seaweed sheets. The House Roll? That wasn’t a roll. That was an edible hug from the universe, wrapped in rice. The California Roll? I’m pretty sure it was rolled across the beaches of Malibu by golden retrievers wearing sunglasses. The Philadelphia Roll? Cream cheese so divine I heard the Liberty Bell ring mid-bite. And don’t get me started on the Spring Rolls—I bit into one and ascended three feet off my chair like some deep-fried, crispy Buddha. At one point, I swear I saw a beam of light come down from the ceiling, and a voice whispered: “This soy sauce is holy water now.” Even the wasabi slapped me so hard it knocked a decade of regret out of my body. By the end, I was lying on the floor clutching chopsticks like sacred relics, begging the sushi gods for just one more roll. ⭐ 5 stars. If I could, I’d sell my earthly possessions and move into the restaurant. If Heaven doesn’t look like this,...

How can I start! I was skeptical, I am in Fort St. John, far from my Edmonton home. Sushi would be the last place I would try in a remote area. This place proved me wrong.

The place is literally a hole in the wall with great food. The restaurant is nice, cozy, very clean and nice seats. The food menu is packed with great choices. You can see the guys doing the food for you and are really friendly. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone passing through this area.

The sashimi was clean and fresh. The Fort St. John roll is a hit and you must try. If you like simple the California rolls were nicely done. On a cool day like today the miso soup was on point and pleasant to have.

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Hole in the wall sushi place right by Dollar Tree and No Frills. My entire meal was $30 including tip. The takoyaki, salmon and tuna maki were surprisingly delicious. The yam tempura roll however, was dry and flavourless. I did find it to be a weird concept that you had to order up front and pay for your meal, then you could find a seat to enjoy it afterwards. Felt more like a fast food joint setup than an actual restaurant. Overall, decent...