Lime Japanese Cuisine
1130 Commercial Drive, Vancouver, BC, V5L 3X2
604-215-1130 | Website
Find Japanese cuisine with a modern twist at Lime.
Category:
Restaurants
What:
| Cuisine Type | | Japanese |
| Ambiance | | Trendy, Dining At Bar |
| Meals Served | | Dinner |
| Amenities | | Live Entertainment, Tasting Menus, Counter & Bar Service |
| Pricing | | Less than $20 |
| Payment | | Interac, MasterCard, American Express, Visa |
Where:
| Getting There | | Transit: Broadway SkyTrain Station or Commercial Dr. Buses |
| Cross Street | | William St. and Commercial Dr. |
When:
| Tues: 5PM-11PM; Wed-Sat: 5PM-12AM; Sun: 5PM-10PM |
Profile Last Updated: December 12, 2008
A Fresh Look at Sushi
Lime focuses on fresh and seasonal sushi dishes, prepared by experienced Japanese chefs. From the handmade soba (buckwheat noodles) to the slow cooked miso marinated sablefish, the dishes are a modern take on sushi. Unique meals coming from both the Raw Bar and the kitchen are artfully crafted. Some of the chef’s picks from the Raw Bar are Duck Breast and Toro Stack. Meanwhile, the top picks from Head Chef Masaaki Kudo are Crispy Avocado, Yakotiro and Saikoyo Sablefish. Don’t forget about the mouth watering selection of desserts, with old favourites and new sensations, including Yuzu Mousse.
Live Music
One of the things that sets Lime apart from its other Commercial Drive sushi counterparts is the live music, played Wednesday to Saturday. DJ Matthew 16:26 plays Wednesdays 7-10pm; Thursdays, it’s the Michael Rush Duo and Fridays it’s the sax stylings of Tim Sars. The weekends kick it up a notch with additional local acts. Expect a cover charge of up to $10 for more popular names.
Lime focuses on fresh and seasonal sushi dishes, prepared by experienced Japanese chefs. From the handmade soba (buckwheat noodles) to the slow cooked miso marinated sablefish, the dishes are a modern take on sushi. Unique meals coming from both the Raw Bar and the kitchen are artfully crafted. Some of the chef’s picks from the Raw Bar are Duck Breast and Toro Stack. Meanwhile, the top picks from Head Chef Masaaki Kudo are Crispy Avocado, Yakotiro and Saikoyo Sablefish. Don’t forget about the mouth watering selection of desserts, with old favourites and new sensations, including Yuzu Mousse.
Live Music
One of the things that sets Lime apart from its other Commercial Drive sushi counterparts is the live music, played Wednesday to Saturday. DJ Matthew 16:26 plays Wednesdays 7-10pm; Thursdays, it’s the Michael Rush Duo and Fridays it’s the sax stylings of Tim Sars. The weekends kick it up a notch with additional local acts. Expect a cover charge of up to $10 for more popular names.
