Sachi Sushi Whistler
π£ Sachi Sushi in Whistler serves fresh sushi, sashimi, and Japanese favorites in Whistler Village.
Signature rolls like the Sachi Roll, Rainbow Roll, and Kani Blossoms highlight the menu, with quality seafood and warm hospitality. Perfect for après-ski dining, takeout, or a cozy night out.
π Known for Sachi Roll, Rainbow Roll.
π½οΈ Sachi Sushi Menu
See the full Sachi Sushi menu in Whistler, including popular dishes and house favourites.
π± Japanese
β Sachi Sushi Favourites
Sachi Roll
The namesake roll with prawn tempura, salmon, scallop, and spicy mayo wrapped in a soy sheet.
Rainbow Roll
A colorful classic topped with seven types of fish over prawn tempura.
House Roll
Spicy scallop base, topped with salmon and avocado.
Kani Blossoms
Crab wrapped in sushi rice, finished with fresh tuna on top.
Ahi Tuna Tataki
Lightly seared ahi tuna with ponzu and sachi sauce.
Assorted Sashimi
Fresh chefβs selection that highlights premium cuts.
Chicken Kara-Age
Crispy, juicy fried chicken β always a crowd favorite.
π½οΈ Dining Experience
Cozy, traditional Japanese-inspired atmosphere with a casual Whistler vibe.
Open sushi bar lets you watch skilled chefs prepare fresh sashimi and rolls.
Friendly, attentive service makes it easy to relax after a day on the mountain.
Known for excellent quality fish and generous portion sizes.
π ΏοΈ Parking & Accessibility
Centrally located in Whistler Village, just a short walk from hotels and shops.
Paid parking available nearby in village lots and underground parkades.
Fully accessible for strollers and wheelchairs.
π± Ordering Options
Full dine-in service for both small groups and larger parties.
Takeout available
popular for quick sushi fixes or après-ski snacks.
No delivery service directly, but some third-party apps may list them.
π¬ Customer Feedback
Guests rave about the freshness and variety of the sushi rolls.
Many call it the best value sushi in Whistler.
Consistent praise for the friendly, welcoming staff.
Some note that it can get busy during peak hours, so reservations are a good idea.
