Great sushi, lots of interesting choices. Food was fresh and tasty. Service was ok - on a par with most of Whistler (restaurants in Whistler take note: poor service isn't good enough. Get better. Soon!). Still recommend though, dinner was good.

The waiter was an arrogant pretentious jerk and ruined our dining experience. He explained, once he saw our American money that the chef was not a bank and that they would charge an extra ten percent. "Not a bank" is what I tell my five year old, not my guests who just dropped $250 on dinner. They added an automatic... More

It was right beside our hotel and we were nicely surprised that it was so good. Its packed with lots of locals and regulars. We had a mixed zuke special and the fish was really fresh it just melted.

The food was good or a bit OK, no complains there but the price is a little bit high, not high end price but comparing from value to price its a little bit heavy on the wallet. I have worked in Japan for half a year so I have an idea of how an authentic japanese cuisine is. The tea... More

whenever we need a fix of good sushi, sachi is our go-to place. get there early because it's also a lot of other locals favourite sushi-fix places too! staff is friendly and efficient, the owner is a master sushi chef. it's reasonably priced for the quality.

We love both Sachi and sushi village for sushi in Whistler. Fish is top quality. For this lunch we really enjoyed the ahi zuke, cupcake roll, great sashimi and more. No compromise in quality. Love this place.

Cold miso soup to start was a sign of things to come. The sushi was simply bland and tasteless. Don't sit at the bar near the door otherwise you will constanly get the draft from other patrons coming & going.

We had assorted duke, tuna tower, fried chicken roll, and special sachi roll. Decent amount of food for 2 people who weren't starving. Casual atmosphere. Excellent staff. Excellent quality and taste. Would definitely go back

We came across this little place after a long day on the slopes. Located in the Marketplace area of Whistler village, we decided to try it. Comparable sushi restaurants in Toronto are usually not run by Japanese chefs/staff so I was very pleasantly surprised to see a Japanese sushi chef behind the counter. We started off with a sashimi platter.... More