Fo Granville Sushi, A Noble Place to Eat in Vancouver By Elizabeth Newlands, unclad @canada.com A friend asked me to meet her for sushi on my last day in Vancouver. | could not resist because Amanda always knows the best places. We planned to meet at moon on a sunny Saturday. | arrived right on time, an to no sur- prise she did not. The restaurant is located at the busy intersec- tion of Broadway and Granville. It is a large, very well lit location. The staff at the door was very friendly and helpful trying to find my tardy friend. After seating me it took our busy waiter over 5 minutes to bring green tea. He is the kind of server who loves his job and it radiates in his smile. Soon after Amanda _ arrived. She promptly received her own tea and we proceeded to order. | had never been to an all you can eat sushi bar For this issue’s review, | watched a new series, Dual, which has just come out for North American release. It combines 2 of the most pop- ular series in anime today, Neon Genesis Evangelion and Tenchi Muyo! into one amazing new series that combines the best elements of both, with a few new twists. Dual follows the story of a young high school student, Kazuki, who has always seen strange visions of giant fight- ing robots around him. Because of his ‘visions’ all Kazuki’s classmates laugh at him and think he’s crazy, until Sie,em » before. | had saved up and was starving. The menu is very simple. It lists what you can order. Granville Sushi only has all you can eat on the weekends. We each chose items that we wanted. After our first round we had spicy tuna rolls, tuna sashimi, salmon sashimi, California rolis, tempura, teriyaki and gyozas. We were stuffed, but since we paid $10 we felt we had to eat more. So then fol- lowed round 2, 3 and finally 4. Most Vancouver all you can eat sushi places charge extra if you do not fin- ish what you ordered. | think this is a great idea, as nobody wants to waste food. The food was promptly brought to our table and tast- ed great. The fish was fresh and tasted great. The price was unbelievable, for $10. Next time you are in Vancouver, make sure that you leave room for an all you can eat experience at Granville Sushi. 2526 Granville Street, Vancouver, BC Tele: (604) 738 0388 one day, the loveliest girl in school Mitsuki tells him that she believes in his crazy sto- ries. As it turns out, Mitsuki's dad is a crazy scientist that believes in alternate dimen- sions; he thinks that the robots Kazuki sees are really shadows’ from another dimension, so he sends him there to find out for sure! In the ‘fighting robot’ dimen- sion, the whole world is being terrorized by an evil scientist that has used ancient alien technology to resurrect enor- mous fighting machines. The war that rages on is a strange one, with the fighting amount- ing more to civilized jousting od and Fun Reservations: you can make them but they are not neces- sary Highchair or babysitter: high- chair Price: Lunch all you can eat adults $9.95, children 4-9 $5.95 Dinner all you can eat adults $18.95, children 4- 9 $9.95 There is no free parking but plenty of pay lots and street parking. The hours of operation very depending on the day and/or holiday so call ahead. To reach me, email at unclad @ canada.com Congratulations to Andrea Lebl for winning the Foocteller gift certificates. Watch for next issue’s review of the Irish restau- rant, Kelly O’Brians. EVIEW than an actual war. The story has fantastic mech designs, mainly because Pioneer, the compa- ny that produced Dual, basi- cally hired all of the designers from Evangelion to work on Dual. 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