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Kappa Japanese Restaurant — Restaurant in White Rock

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Kappa Japanese Restaurant
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Long-running eatery serving a variety of sushi & classic Japanese kitchen fare in a petite space.
Nearby attractions
White Rock Gallery
1247 Johnston Rd, White Rock, BC V4B 3Y9, Canada
The White Rock (P’Quals)
White Rock Promenade, White Rock, BC V4B 1C7, Canada
White Rock Boardwalk and Pier
15010 Marine Dr, White Rock, BC V4B 1C3, Canada
Memorial Park
15300 Marine Dr, White Rock, BC V4B 1C7, Canada
White Rock Museum & Archives
14970 Marine Dr, White Rock, BC V4B 1C4, Canada
Longest Pier in Canada Landmark
15322 White Rock Promenade, White Rock, BC V4B 1E2, Canada
Nearby restaurants
Phở 777 Vietnamese
15230 Russell Ave, White Rock, BC V4B 3Z2, Canada
Hillcrest Bakery & Deli
15231 Thrift Ave, White Rock, BC V4B 2K9, Canada
Café 8
1490 Johnston Rd, White Rock, BC V4B 3Z2, Canada
Penang Szechuan Cuisine Restaurant
15228 Russell Ave, White Rock, BC V4B 3Z2, Canada
Wooden Spoon
15171 Russell Ave, White Rock, BC V4B 3Z6, Canada
Bean Around The World
1400 Johnston Rd, White Rock, BC V4B 0A6, Canada
Dining Wok Shanghai Restaurant
15246 Russell Ave, White Rock, BC V4B 2P6, Canada
Grounds & Greens Cafe
1369 Johnston Rd, White Rock, BC V4B 3Z3
Bánh Mì Très Bon
1459 Johnston Rd, White Rock, BC V4B 3Z4, Canada
Tandoori Flare
1357 Johnston Rd, White Rock, BC V4B 3Z2, Canada
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1107 Fir St, White Rock, BC V4B 4A7, Canada
Delovely B&B
1380 Finlay St, White Rock, BC V4B 4L2, Canada
白石海滩
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Kappa Japanese Restaurant

1450 George St, White Rock, BC V4B 4A3, Canada
4.6(133)$$$$
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Long-running eatery serving a variety of sushi & classic Japanese kitchen fare in a petite space.

attractions: White Rock Gallery, The White Rock (P’Quals), White Rock Boardwalk and Pier, Memorial Park, White Rock Museum & Archives, Longest Pier in Canada Landmark, restaurants: Phở 777 Vietnamese, Hillcrest Bakery & Deli, Café 8, Penang Szechuan Cuisine Restaurant, Wooden Spoon, Bean Around The World, Dining Wok Shanghai Restaurant, Grounds & Greens Cafe, Bánh Mì Très Bon, Tandoori Flare
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+1 604-531-1319
Website
kappasushi.com

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Nearby attractions of Kappa Japanese Restaurant

White Rock Gallery

The White Rock (P’Quals)

White Rock Boardwalk and Pier

Memorial Park

White Rock Museum & Archives

Longest Pier in Canada Landmark

White Rock Gallery

White Rock Gallery

4.8

(43)

Open 24 hours
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The White Rock (P’Quals)

The White Rock (P’Quals)

4.6

(1.1K)

Open 24 hours
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White Rock Boardwalk and Pier

White Rock Boardwalk and Pier

4.7

(644)

Open 24 hours
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Memorial Park

Memorial Park

4.7

(439)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Kappa Japanese Restaurant

Phở 777 Vietnamese

Hillcrest Bakery & Deli

Café 8

Penang Szechuan Cuisine Restaurant

Wooden Spoon

Bean Around The World

Dining Wok Shanghai Restaurant

Grounds & Greens Cafe

Bánh Mì Très Bon

Tandoori Flare

Phở 777 Vietnamese

Phở 777 Vietnamese

4.3

(478)

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Hillcrest Bakery & Deli

Hillcrest Bakery & Deli

3.9

(176)

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Café 8

4.4

(267)

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Penang Szechuan Cuisine Restaurant

4.0

(162)

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Overview: A truly authentic Japanese dining experience, a mom and pop run Japanese eatery. They are based from Nagoya. You must take off your shoes to seat yourself to eat. Each table is sectioned off in quarters enclosed with the curtains so it feels like you are having a private dinner with your group or dinner date. Truly one of a kind of a restaurant; a must try for all. The experience is worth the price. Definitely not a place to come when you are hungry, but perfect for a fine-dining experience. Vibe: Great authentic vibe, the minute we walked in, we were welcomed by courteous staff. We truly felt like we were back in Japan. Flavour: Truly amazing flavours we haven’t had elsewhere. The prawn gyoza came in 5 at the price of $9. Each gyoza had one full prawn in tact with the tail, and was extremely flavourful wrapped in a pork filling inside. Accompanying it was a slightly sweet and tart vinegar based sauce. Chef's Assorted Sashimi ($40) was definitely a smaller portion, but very freshly sourced sashimi, and the star of that order was the prawn sashimi (extremely buttery and sweet). White Rock Roll was extremely flavourful, not only because it had lots of filling, but the seaweed used was of a high quality and the flavour really worked well with the filling. Also, although the roll was massive, none of the ingredients fell to pieces as you picked up a piece of the roll, and this speaks to the chef’s attention to detail. Originality: Gyozas were extraordinary, first time I’ve seen them with tails at the end, but retains moisture and juiciness. "Gyo Za" soup, you can tell it was freshly made to order, with a swirled egg added and one gyoza in the soup (small portion for 1 only). Service: Extremely courteous staff, kind and thoughtful. Provided complimentary Gomae while we waited for our food. Food came out in order, with appetizers to start, and allowed time in between to allow guests to fully enjoy the experience. The mains came shortly after. Overall Experience/Star of the Show: Prawn Gyoza and Whiterock Roll.
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If someone asks me how good Kappa is, I would simply tell them that it is better than Taka. The taste, the service, and the environment is GREAT. There is really nothing I can complain about. However, this is a family ran restaurant, and the owners are getting aged. They now only open 3 days a week. I can still remember the days they open 4-5 days a week. Also the food here is normally a bit pricy. Two people can easily spend 100$ here, so if you are looking for cheap sushi, then this is not the place you want to go. But if you are looking for high quality aburi/nigini sushi, then you should definitely come here. The restaurant has been opened for over 35 years in White Rock, BC, and I would say it is one of the best sushi restaurants in lower mainland. Wish the owners stay healthy.
Amy WuAmy Wu
If you've been to White Rock and have never had Kappa, you are truly missing out. Quality food made by the sweetest Japanese couple. I've been eating here for over 10 years and it never disappoints. My favourite sushi in all of metro Vancouver. My favourites: dynamite roll, lotus root tempura, sunomono, flounder fringe and tamago nigiri. We have never ordered Kappa and not gotten the tamago, it is THE best. The operating hours are Thursday to Saturday, dinner only - make sure to plan ahead!
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Overview: A truly authentic Japanese dining experience, a mom and pop run Japanese eatery. They are based from Nagoya. You must take off your shoes to seat yourself to eat. Each table is sectioned off in quarters enclosed with the curtains so it feels like you are having a private dinner with your group or dinner date. Truly one of a kind of a restaurant; a must try for all. The experience is worth the price. Definitely not a place to come when you are hungry, but perfect for a fine-dining experience. Vibe: Great authentic vibe, the minute we walked in, we were welcomed by courteous staff. We truly felt like we were back in Japan. Flavour: Truly amazing flavours we haven’t had elsewhere. The prawn gyoza came in 5 at the price of $9. Each gyoza had one full prawn in tact with the tail, and was extremely flavourful wrapped in a pork filling inside. Accompanying it was a slightly sweet and tart vinegar based sauce. Chef's Assorted Sashimi ($40) was definitely a smaller portion, but very freshly sourced sashimi, and the star of that order was the prawn sashimi (extremely buttery and sweet). White Rock Roll was extremely flavourful, not only because it had lots of filling, but the seaweed used was of a high quality and the flavour really worked well with the filling. Also, although the roll was massive, none of the ingredients fell to pieces as you picked up a piece of the roll, and this speaks to the chef’s attention to detail. Originality: Gyozas were extraordinary, first time I’ve seen them with tails at the end, but retains moisture and juiciness. "Gyo Za" soup, you can tell it was freshly made to order, with a swirled egg added and one gyoza in the soup (small portion for 1 only). Service: Extremely courteous staff, kind and thoughtful. Provided complimentary Gomae while we waited for our food. Food came out in order, with appetizers to start, and allowed time in between to allow guests to fully enjoy the experience. The mains came shortly after. Overall Experience/Star of the Show: Prawn Gyoza and Whiterock Roll.
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If someone asks me how good Kappa is, I would simply tell them that it is better than Taka. The taste, the service, and the environment is GREAT. There is really nothing I can complain about. However, this is a family ran restaurant, and the owners are getting aged. They now only open 3 days a week. I can still remember the days they open 4-5 days a week. Also the food here is normally a bit pricy. Two people can easily spend 100$ here, so if you are looking for cheap sushi, then this is not the place you want to go. But if you are looking for high quality aburi/nigini sushi, then you should definitely come here. The restaurant has been opened for over 35 years in White Rock, BC, and I would say it is one of the best sushi restaurants in lower mainland. Wish the owners stay healthy.
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If you've been to White Rock and have never had Kappa, you are truly missing out. Quality food made by the sweetest Japanese couple. I've been eating here for over 10 years and it never disappoints. My favourite sushi in all of metro Vancouver. My favourites: dynamite roll, lotus root tempura, sunomono, flounder fringe and tamago nigiri. We have never ordered Kappa and not gotten the tamago, it is THE best. The operating hours are Thursday to Saturday, dinner only - make sure to plan ahead!
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4.6
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5.0
6y

Overview: A truly authentic Japanese dining experience, a mom and pop run Japanese eatery. They are based from Nagoya. You must take off your shoes to seat yourself to eat. Each table is sectioned off in quarters enclosed with the curtains so it feels like you are having a private dinner with your group or dinner date. Truly one of a kind of a restaurant; a must try for all. The experience is worth the price. Definitely not a place to come when you are hungry, but perfect for a fine-dining experience.

Vibe: Great authentic vibe, the minute we walked in, we were welcomed by courteous staff. We truly felt like we were back in Japan.

Flavour: Truly amazing flavours we haven’t had elsewhere. The prawn gyoza came in 5 at the price of $9. Each gyoza had one full prawn in tact with the tail, and was extremely flavourful wrapped in a pork filling inside. Accompanying it was a slightly sweet and tart vinegar based sauce. Chef's Assorted Sashimi ($40) was definitely a smaller portion, but very freshly sourced sashimi, and the star of that order was the prawn sashimi (extremely buttery and sweet). White Rock Roll was extremely flavourful, not only because it had lots of filling, but the seaweed used was of a high quality and the flavour really worked well with the filling. Also, although the roll was massive, none of the ingredients fell to pieces as you picked up a piece of the roll, and this speaks to the chef’s attention to detail.

Originality: Gyozas were extraordinary, first time I’ve seen them with tails at the end, but retains moisture and juiciness. "Gyo Za" soup, you can tell it was freshly made to order, with a swirled egg added and one gyoza in the soup (small portion for 1 only).

Service: Extremely courteous staff, kind and thoughtful. Provided complimentary Gomae while we waited for our food. Food came out in order, with appetizers to start, and allowed time in between to allow guests to fully enjoy the experience. The mains came shortly after.

Overall Experience/Star of the Show: Prawn Gyoza and...

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2.0
7y

This is normally my favourite japanese restaurant in the area because we prefer the aburi sushi at Kappa more compared to Taka’s, but I was so disappointed by my experience here tonight. If I ever come back, for sure it will only be with my husband and no other guests. We brought our friend here tonight and spoke so highly of Kappa prior to arriving, and we left feeling nothing short of embarrassed...

We booked a table for 7PM for 3 (plus an infant), arrived on time, and ordered immediately when we sat down. A portion of the sashimi and appetizers came out within a reasonable time.. but then we sat with no food on the table for over 30 minutes wondering if they forgot the other 75% of our order... we asked the servers twice if the food was coming. Both times they said the kitchen was still working on our order. We did not receive our nigiri until 8:35PM. The food quality was fantastic as usual but for a restaurant this size, it really shouldn’t take 1.5 hours just to receive some nigiri. By the time the aburi came we weren’t even hungry anymore from having waited so long. While the server did apologize once for the slow service, nothing was done or attempted to make it right either via discount or perhaps a free dessert. We asked for more tea when they brought the bill, and the waitress only filled 2/3 cups and was ready to take off before I told her there was one more. They expect us to wait nearly 2 hours to eat dinner but they don’t even have the patience to fill my drink once the bill has come?

The last time I was here we had a fantastic dining experience and spent nearly $300 among 3 people. But after tonight we definitely won’t be rushing back...

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4.0
13y

Best Japanese in White Rock/South Surrey.

Staff is very friendly and attentive. When it gets, and it does from time to time, service can get slow/bottlenecked by the kitchen. But otherwise, it's ok.

I think it was $15 for 5 pieces of Hamachi sashimi which is a bit on the pricey end wrt to Japanese restaurants I frequent. In fact, across the board, prices are on the high end of Japanese restaurants but for South Surrey - pretty much on par.

Now, I love my sashimi. Hamachi, Kampachi, Madai, Shima-Aji are probably my favourites - they have Hamachi. They may have others but I suppose it's a matter of access and likely, they wont' sell all of it so most of the time, they don't carry it. I have had their Omakase - a chef's selection of 8-9 sashimi and it was not bad. I prefer not seeing salmon and tuna on their but again, their selection will be limited.

They do have lots of cooked Japanese fare - the agedeshi tofu is mediocre but makes up in quantity. The tempura is really, really good. The miso..meh. Sunomono is good as is their chicken teriyaki. Chicken karage and yakitori are also excellent. Their inari (rice wrapped in sweet beancurd/tofu) is awesome and a steal of a price.

We have two kids - and it's a great place to bring them because they love the private rooms and we get to lounge with them. Too bad my daughter doesn't eat sushi.

Are the better Japanese restaurants, in my opinion, yes but they are farther off in Richmond and Vancouver. Kappa is close enough in distance and quality to keep me coming back - and I have about a...

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