Chef Jin's Michelin-listed Edomae omakase in central Vancouver, $300 per person plus fees, booked through Tock up to seven days ahead.
At a glance
- Price
- $$$
- Chef
- Jin
- Reservations
- Tock · very hard to book · 7 days (1-4 people) / 14 days (5+ people)
- Booking
- Tock
- Category
- Hard to book
- Cuisine
- Edomae sushi
- Price
- Upscale
- Recognition
- Michelin listed
Sushi Jin, open since November 2018 on Nelson Street in downtown Vancouver, serves a single Premium Omakase menu built around Edomae technique. Chef Jin, who has more than 30 years of experience, sources fish from Japan, local waters, and elsewhere, pairing traditional preparation with a more contemporary presentation. The restaurant is Michelin listed and operates dinner service only, with two nightly seatings at 6pm and 8pm, Tuesday through Sunday; it is closed Mondays.
The omakase is priced at $300 per person (CAD), with GST (5%) and an 18% service fee added, bringing the total to $369. A deposit of $169 per person is required at the time of booking. Reservations for parties of one to four go through Tock; groups of five or more must contact the restaurant directly. Because ingredients are imported roughly two weeks ahead based on confirmed bookings, cancellation terms are strict: changes must be made at least 7 days out for parties of 1-4, or 14 days out for parties of 5+, with no refunds inside those windows and a 10% transaction fee on any refund issued. No cancellations are accepted during the week of December 22-31 or around February 12-14.
The kitchen does not accommodate allergies or dietary restrictions, and the menu is not suited to pregnant guests, vegetarians, or children. All diners in a seating are served together, so punctuality matters given Vancouver traffic and parking near the Nelson Street address. Phone inquiries aren't taken during service hours (6-10pm); the restaurant asks guests to text, email, or WhatsApp instead.
Good to know
- How much does the omakase cost at Sushi Jin?
- The menu is $300 per person, with 5% GST and an 18% service fee added, for a total of $369 per person; a $169 deposit per person is required at booking.
- How do I book a table?
- Reservations for 1-4 guests are made through Tock; for parties of 5 or more, you contact the restaurant directly rather than booking online.
- What is the cancellation policy?
- Parties of 1-4 must cancel or reschedule at least 7 days ahead, and parties of 5+ at least 14 days ahead, to avoid a non-refundable charge; any refund also incurs a 10% transaction fee.
- Can the chef accommodate allergies or dietary restrictions?
- No. The restaurant states it cannot accommodate allergies, dietary restrictions, pregnant guests, vegetarians, or children.
- What time does the omakase start and how long does it run?
- There are two seatings nightly, at 6pm and 8pm, and all guests in a seating begin together, so arriving on time is required.
Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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